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Is Now the Time to Buy?

So you're considering buying a business. But is it really the right move? Many experts are predicting that a huge wave of businesses will become available over the next decade or so as baby boomers look to sell

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Pioneer of lasers and optics Orazio Svelto receives Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics 2011

This year's Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics will be awarded to Professor Orazio Svelto for his pioneering, long-lasting and innovative work in the fields of lasers and optics. Svelto is an internationally renowned laser and photonics scientist and one of the worldwide leaders of the scientific community in this field. The award, accompanied by EUR 5,000, will be presented on 24 May 2011 at the Laser World of Photonics Congress in Munich, Germany.

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Jimenez makes flawless start at World Match Play

Miguel Angel Jimenez made a flawless start to the World Match Play Championship on Thursday, thrashing Masters champion Charl Schwartzel 6 and 5 following a bogey-free round.

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The Myth of Evil Aliens

With the Allen Telescope Array run by the SETI Institute in northern California, the time is coming when we will encounter an extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI). Contact will probably come sooner rather than later because of Moore’s Law (proposed by Intel’s co-founder Gordon E. Moore), which posits a doubling of computing power every one to two years

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You Stay Classy, Axe

The makers of the popular bro-wash (Broap?) create a Facebook app that lets you claim to be dating over a hundred girls at once (but actually obliterates your chances to date even one). Dislike! Oh, Axe .

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Donald aims for No. 1 at World Match Play

England's Luke Donald has another chance to grab the No. 1 spot off Lee Westwood at the World Match Play Championship, where he is bidding to complete a unique double in the one-on-one format.

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Woods to fall out of top 10 in world ranking

Tiger Woods will fall out of the top 10 in the world ranking next week, ending an amazing streak of being top 10 in the world for 14 consecutive years.

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New Satellite Will Measure Ocean Circulation

NASA will launch a scientific instrument into space next month to measure the salt content of the world's oceans, information that could help confirm scientists' suspicions that climate change is accelerating the world's water cycle. The instrument, Aquarius, will launch June 9 as part of a joint mission between NASA and Argentina's space agency. [More]

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The Cure For ADD-vertising

Multi-tasking is humanly impossible. What your brand needs is a simplified marketing message--that you can sum up in one word. The enemy has changed

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