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Do More With Less Or Things Will Get Ugly: Study

Ethonomic Indicator of the Day: 140 billion tons--the amount of resources the global economy will consume in 2050. As it stands, economic growth is largely dependent on resource consumption

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Turkey To Filter Words Like "Blonde," White House Cybersecurity Plan, Tweets "Vital" To Japanese Health, And More…

The Fast Company reader's essential source for breaking news and innovation from around the web--updated all day. "Turks Protest Internet Censorship" Pre-emptive protests against Internet censorship have sprung up in over 40 cities to rally against the Turkish government's voluntary obscenity filters. The tiered system plans to have four levels: children’s profile, family profile, domestic or standard profile, and may ban words like "blonde" and "sister-in-law." Concerned citizens do have reason to worry that such measures could lead to censorship, as Turkey already bans a number of popular sites, including YouTube.

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How One Site Gained 4 Million Subscribers

For working women on the go, MyDailyMoment is a one-stop shop for everything fitness, beauty, recipes, and more. As we process applications for the 2011 Inc.

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10 Inspiring Success Stories

May is Small Business Month, and to celebrate we're honoring 31 inspiring stories of small business success. Here's a look at ten of them. Chris Zane is in the experience business

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United States Of Innovation

CLICK THE FIRST LETTER OF THE STATE to browse 51 -- yes, we included the District of Columbia! -- bold ideas and brilliant urbanites who are helping to build the cities of America's future. .article { padding-left:0px; font-family:Arial, Helvitica !important; } .article .content{ width: 640px !important; } .article .p { font-size:13px !important; color:#444444; font-family:Arial, Helvetica !important; line-height:17px; padding-bottom:15px; } .title-head{ font-size:18px !important; display: inline-table; margin-bottom: 5px; } .article a { color:#009694; text-decoration:none !important; } .article cite, #article-top-wrapper { display:none; } .article h1#hdr_article-headline { display: none; } #article-deck { display: none; } #article-bucket { display:none; } #content .timestamp { display:none; } .blue { color:#009694; } #adunit { width:97px; float:right; text-align:right; position:absolute; top:-1px; right:0px; padding:0px; } #header { position:relative; width:640px; height:175px; } h1#title { width:640px; height:59px; text-indent:-2000em; background-image: url('http://images.fastcompany.com/magazine/155/features/fastcities/fastcities-united-states-innovation-head-in.jpg'); background-repeat: no-repeat; margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:3px; } #anchor-links { font-size:16px !important; font-weight: bold; display:block; } .back-to-top { font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; display:block; text-align:right; } UNITED STATES OF INNOVATION Illustration by Peter Oumanski CLICK THE FIRST LETTER OF THE STATE to browse 51 -- yes, we included the District of Columbia! -- bold ideas and brilliant urbanites who are helping to build the cities of America's future.

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Sassy 2.0: Social Media Catches Up With Jane Pratt At xoJane.com

Jane Pratt, founding editor of Sassy, was social media before social media existed. Today she’s launching xoJane.com , her answer to Sassy for a constantly connected generation. Sassy, the cool girl’s anti-glossy--whose winking, edgy-for-a-teen-mag coverlines (Long-Distance Romance: Sucky Or Not?; Do You Need Armpit Hair To Be a Feminist?) could easily be Twitterbait 20 years later--created the voice that informed a thousand snark-filled blogs

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The South Pacific Islands Survey–South Pacific Flotsam

We started trawling! The tide of seasickness has passed and the crew was up early this morning getting ready to deploy the high-speed trawl. The trawl looks like a manta ray and collects samples from the surface of the ocean through a fine mesh net attached to the trawl’s metal "mouth." The sampling net will collect anything in its path, usually plastic fragments and plankton.

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Venom tears: Snake bites can turn out to be groovy

Many people worry about the manner of their death. Death by car accident, death by cancer and death by gunshot are some of the more dreaded ways to go. No less awful is the prospect of death by snakebite.

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Mike Tyson, App Maker: "I Don’t Want To Be A Dinosaur"

Mike Tyson's entered the next phase of his career: creative consultant for the wildly successful iPhone game, "Mike Tyson: Main Event." And while plenty of celebrities lend their names to products, Tyson tells Fast Company he's poured his heart into this one--and found kindred spirits among hardcore gamers.

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Apple Roundup: Speech Controls, Air-Powered Keyboards, Animated iPods As Jewelry

Apple has filed a number of stunningly promising patents this week--here's a peek at the sweet new features that'll make your current device look lame. Apple has filed a number of stunningly promising patents this week, and combined with news from manufacturing partners and some leaks, here's what may be coming up in future iDevices. iPod Nano with camera We've seen a few rumors that Apple is adding a camera to its tiny touchscreen Nano iPod--bringing back a facility it added to its last-gen Nano at the end of its lifecycle.

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