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Medinat Weimar wishes to establish a Jewish state in Thuringia, Germany, with the city of Weimar as its capital. A land without a people for a people without a land! Oh, wait ... The site's homepage contains the 13 principles of the movement; a video with anthems and manifesto in four languages (Yiddish, English, Russian, and German - but no Hebrew); and plenty of links. Graduate student pushes for Jewish state in Germany - an article in Englis
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Melting Greenland glacier water forms a "slow wave" that stays in the Atlantic for at least 50 years before reaching the Pacific, according to a new study. The water piles up in the Atlantic. "It is often assumed that sea levels will rise instantaneously, but that is unlikely, given what we know about ocean dynamics." Fifty years after the meltwater is released from Greenland, sea-level rise could be 30 times greater around Greenland and down the
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Natural disasters are good for the economy. No, they aren't. Yes, they are. Well, maybe sometimes they are and sometimes they aren't. (pdf) It helps if somebody makes a movie or a television show about it. The Broken Window fallacy.

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MobileBeat 2008 is the premier mobile conference seeking to answer the larger questions that confront developers, entrepreneurs, and investors within the mobile industry, presented by VentureBeat and Plug and Play Tech Center. On deck are top mobile industry leaders such as Rich Miner, co-founder of Google?s Android platform, Matt Murphy, head of Kleiner Perkins? [...]

So you?ve got yourself an Amazon addiction, shopping for everything from books to mobile phones to toiletries and myriad other odds and ends. Or maybe you want to shop the retailer, but are no fan of sending credit card information across the Web for phishers to scavenge. Or maybe you don?t have plastic on hand. [...]

Today Minggl is joining a growing number of services geared towards the U.S. presidential election. In combination with its new Facebook application, comments made towards Obama or McCain can be seen by Minggl users on the candidates’ respective websites. Minggl’s new Facebook application, called the Political Wall, lets you vote for one candidate [...]