Shyftr Filter - World War II

Healthy Jump in Chinese Exports Points to Recovery in World Trade

24 minutes ago - New York Times
China said that its exports climbed 21 percent in January, while imports surged 85.5 percent, the latest sign that world trade is starting to recover... by KEITH BRADSHER

Honda expands airbag recall worldwide

Yesterday - CNN
Honda has expanded an airbag recall worldwide to more than half a million vehicles

Tony Blankley: Palin Delivers Sparkle, Warmth

Yesterday - The Huffington Post
"No new ideas." That was the most prominent of the criticisms of Sarah Palin's speech at MSNBC's too-cool-for-school Morning Joe on Monday. The more g... by Tony Blankley

Yuan Forwards Fall as China May Limit Gains to Support Exports

Yesterday - Business Week
Yuan forwards declined, snapping a two-day advance, after an editorial in a state-owned newspaper signaled Chinese authorities may limit appreciation...

Parallels takes virtualization speed crown in head-to-head with VMware

Yesterday - Apple Insider
In a comprehensive set of benchmark tests, virtualization competitors Parallels Desktop 5.0 and VMware Fusion 3.0 were examined head-to-head, finding...

Marian Wright Edelman: Remembering Howard Zinn

Yesterday - The Huffington Post
When Howard Zinn passed away on January 27 at age 87, the nation mourned the loss of a pioneering historian and social activist who revolutionized the... by Marian Wright Edelman

Warren Holstein: Toyota Six Feet Under

Yesterday - The Huffington Post
It's ridiculous! First the accelerator sticks and now the brakes don't work. Enough with the hollow apologies and hokey whoopsie-doo-baby-made-a bo... by Warren Holstein

Coaching tomorrow's world leaders, through social networking

Yesterday - CNN
We witness today, at the beginning of the second decade of the 21st century, one of the most astonishing phenomena of the digital era: the consolidati...

Gearing up for Macworld: My 5 apps & packing list

Yesterday - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: MacworldHitting the road for a week or more can be daunting enough when packing for a regular business trip, but when the itinerary inclu... by Michael Rose

Feel at Home in Foreign Lands With Location-Aware Smartphones

Yesterday - Wired
Equipped with sensitive receivers and powerful nav apps, location-aware smartphones are now leading the way over standalone GPS units. Wired editors h... by Sonia Zjawinski

China now the world's top exporter

Yesterday - CNN
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Drobo is having a "Spirit of Macworld 2010" video contest

Yesterday - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: Macworld, Peripherals If you're an amateur or professional videographer and you'll be attending Macworld Expo 2010 in San Francisco this... by Steven Sande

Flickr founder launches Glitch, makes the world a game

Yesterday - Venture Beat
Tiny Speck, a company started by Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield, has just opened a massively-multiplayer, browser-based game called Glitch to a... by David Pierce

Charles Warner: Focus on the Family's Super Bowl Ad Violence

Yesterday - The Huffington Post
The Focus on the Family's Super Bowl commercial featuring Tim Tebow tackling his mother is typical of the anti-abortion movement's twisted thinking: U... by Charles Warner

Obama Pushes Sanctions to Block Iran’s Path Toward Nuclear Bomb

Yesterday - Business Week
President Barack Obama said the U.S. is shifting toward sanctions pressure on Iran to prevent the development of a nuclear weapon, when asked about th...

World's Smallest Solar Sensor Could Run Indefinitely [Sensors]

Yesterday - Gizmodo
The smallest solar sensor in the world is 1,000 times smaller than standard systems, and under the right conditions, it could last forever. According... by Brian Barrett

Philip Morris Judge to Cut $300 Million Award, Person Says

Yesterday - Business Week
A Florida judge said he will throw out a $300 million cigarette injury verdict against Altria Group Inc.’s Philip Morris USA, the largest U.S. tobac...

Q&A: Stewart Butterfield on the Launch of Glitch

Yesterday - GigaOM
Last spring, after leaving Yahoo and taking some time off, Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield started a company called Tiny Spark Speck with four... by Mathew Ingram

Melinda Warner: My Tea-Stained Weekend: An evangelical conservative turned progressive goes to the Tea Party Convention

Yesterday - The Huffington Post
The Tea Party movement, with its loud crowds and explicit signage, has been an intriguing force for months. Their rallies, protests, and townhall app... by Melinda Warner

A Studio Head Slowly Alters the ‘Warner Way’

Yesterday - New York Times
Jeff Robinov, president of Warner Brothers Pictures, has quietly become one of the most powerful people in Hollywood. He may soon become more so by BROOKS BARNES

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