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NASA Evaluates Sensor Technology for Future Aircraft Efficiency

14.07.2008 17:17    nasa.gov
NASA is evaluating an advanced, fiber optic-based sensing technology that could aid development of active control of wing shape.
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CMPT 435 Concurrent Programming in Fall 2008

14.07.2008 16:04    cs.usask.ca
Multi-core systems are fast replacing traditional single core machines. In the next five years, it is predicted that thousands of cores will be the norm. A principal engineer with Intel's Microprocessor Technology Lab recently offered this advice: "developers should start

Sorry George, the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence Was Probably a Myth

14.07.2008 01:32    hnn.us
On July 3rd an article by respected journalist George Will appeared in the Washington Post, called "Independence Days," about the citizens of Mecklenburg County in North Carolina declaring independence from Britain on May 20, 1775--more than a year ahead of
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A Historian's Daring Use of Fiction to Tell the Story of the Black Death

14.07.2008 01:32    hnn.us
I was encouraged in my writing by a number of supportive colleagues, friends and experts in this field, who found the format that I had chosen threw welcome light on some important themes very poorly illuminated by surviving sources. Recreating
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What Are We to Make of Pope Pius XII?

14.07.2008 01:31    hnn.us
Jews were outside Pacelli's vision of the Church. They had a place in the Christian dispensation, but a marginal one that bordered between contempt and conversion. When faced with the "flesh and blood" reality of the Holocaust, the academic Pius
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The Problem with Middle East Studies: A Microscopic Investigation

14.07.2008 01:31    hnn.us
As one of the few pro-U.S. and pro-Israel voices in thefield of Middle East studies, I find my views get frequently mangled by othersin the field - thus I have had to post a 5,000-word document titled "Departmentof Corrections (of
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Eat Out this Bastille Day ... It's a Tradition

14.07.2008 01:31    hnn.us
Many of us will hoist a glass of bubbly and nibble a plate of paté in a Gallic eatery today in a misty-eyed hommage to Bastille Day -- that heart-warming moment in 1789 when a mob stormed a near-empty prison,
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What's Different About the Immigration Problem We Face Today--And What Can Be Done About It?

14.07.2008 01:30    hnn.us
It is impossible to ignore the recent growth of the U.S. undocumented migrant population, which has almost tripled over the space of the past fifteen years.1 According to recent estimates, the annual flow of undocumented migrants into the U.S. is
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Why Is the Flag so Important?

14.07.2008 01:29    hnn.us
This blog is run by Rick Shenkman, the author of the new book, Just How Stupid Are We? Facing the Truth About the American Voter (Basic Books, June 2008). Mr. Shenkman, an Emmy award-winning investigative reporter, is an associate professor
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Nationalism is NOT a Dirty Word

14.07.2008 01:29    hnn.us
Mr. Troy is Professor of History at McGill University, and the author, most recently, of Leading from the Center: Why Moderates Make the Best Presidents. His other books include: Hillary Rodham Clinton: Polarizing First Lady and Morning in America: How
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