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The mystery of Oregon's 'dead zone'

The mystery of Oregon's 'dead zone'Dead zoneThis area is immediately in shore of the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and this may be some indication of what is happening in that area. We know that dangerous gases are released by volcanos and fissures beneath the surface of the ocean in these...

Tags: oxygen, Dead Zone, river, Chesapeake Bay, theory

Discussion threads 2006-08-26

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Google Maps and the mystery of the non-existent town

anagram softwareDid you get the words "not real" out of it? With an extra "G" left over?Brilliant!Good find! If that isn't the solution, then it sure is one heck of a coincidence.It wouldn't surprise me at all if that is it. Similar things -- adding a fictional item...

Tags: Microsoft Windows NT, Network technology, Zack, Yahoo Maps, Google Inc., Google Maps, Argleton

Discussion threads 2009-11-04

Does "more bars in more places" refer to drinking establishments?

Does "more bars in more places" refer to drinking establishments?I personally have Verizon andhave sold cell phones for a number of years. I've never had a problem selling Verizon against any other carrier. All one needs do is remind the prospective user is that the express purpose of the phone...

Tags: Product marketing, Customer relationship management (CRM), Verizon Communications Inc., AT&T Corp., customer service, phone, T-Mobile

Discussion threads 2008-12-23

Coal pollution lawsuit settled as the whole game has changed

Back in 1999 the federal government and other plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against American Electric Power. AEP was accused of violating the Federal Clean Air Act and causing acid rain with pollutants from its coal-burning generating plants. The plants are located in Ohio and the Appalachia region. AEP...

Tags: Game, Lawsuit, Settlement, Pollution, AEP, Litigation, Business Operations, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2007-10-09

Blue crab nanosensor to fight terrorism

A substance found in crab shells called chitosan has very useful properties. For example, it has been used in bandages to stop bleeding. But now, researchers at the University of Maryland have used the chitosan from blue crabs living in Chesapeake Bay as a component of a nanoscale sensor system...

Tags: University of Maryland, substance

Blog posts 2006-07-30

Middies simulate navigation, war maneuvers

Midshipmen at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., are getting real-world, real-war experience without ever leaving the idyllic campus on the Chesapeake Bay. They are learning their trade on a naval simulator where they learn how to negotiate complex tasks, reports The Capital Online. "You can make as...

Tags: simulator

Blog posts 2006-04-21

Playtonium Jigsaw - Atlantic Lighthouses 1 (Windows)

Every lighthouse has a thousand tales to tell -- tales of courage, drama, our struggle to master the oceans. Every lighthouse setting has its own unique beauty, charm and character. Professional Photographer Rich Beckman traveled the entire North American Atlantic coast to capture the gorgeous images in this Jigsaw Puzzle...

Tags: Beauty, Adveractive, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2003-01-17