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24 Technical Considerations for a Defragmentation Solution
Read this white paper for 24 technical considerations for evaluating a defragmentation solution on enterprise workstations. You'll learn all about the steps you'll need to take in order to make...
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Banned in Chicago!
Chicago became the first major American city to ban baby bottles made of BPA, a potentially toxic chemical that leaches into milk, water or soft drinks. It is the 7 inside the triangle on the...
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Crossing the sea on a bottle raft
David de Rothschild is preparing to sail from San Francisco to Australia in a raft made of 12,000 recycled bottles. Among other things, he is hoping to convince the world to take better care of...
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No more BPA for you
The problem, as always, is that it's going to cost you. And not just in money. Polycarbonate, the type of plastic most likely to leach BPA, is inexpensive, durable and can deal with rigorous...
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Green crusaders to cross Pacific in a plastic bottle
Well, not just a single plastic bottle, thousands of plastic bottles. Filled with dry ice to keep them afloat. And the crew thinks they're going to make it all the way to Australia? I know that...
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BPA health scare gets more serious
Higher levels of BPA in your urine indicate an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, or diabetes.
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The hits keep coming against plastic bottles with bisphenol-A
Tests of BPA done with doses now present in your body show reduction in brain function from this chemical. Not just in babies, but in adult primates.
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Is your Nalgene bottle safe?
Rather than argue directly with Canada, the FDA review ruled only that the quantities in which it occurs mean it's not dangerous. This may overturn a San Francisco ban on the substance.
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Airport security part 3: Planes, trains, and automobiles
I took a trip home to Michigan this week via Amtrak, and I got to thinking about previous articles I've written about airline security and wondered why are the security concerns so much more lax...
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Nalgene abandons BPA products
One suspicious plastic just lost a major supporter. Bispheonol-A (BPA) is suspected of having deleterious healty effects. Now Nalgene, the upscale sporting goods manufacturer says ti wil lno...
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Photos: Plastic by the numbers
Numbers on plastic products help to sort recyclables. But the messages on plastic bottles and other containers don't tell the whole story.
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Bottled water and baby bottles: maybe not so good
There's at least one kind of plastic bottle that is NOT so good for you, or the environment, or the baby. It's the one with the little triangle and the number 7 inside it. The chemical that is...
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Some fun green tech for gassing up soda and fizzy water
I realize the topic of today's diary doesn't exactly fit into the category of green IT, but it IS technology that happens to have a green purpose so I'm thinking of it as green tech. It's also...
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Let's play spin the bottle
Everybody gets to put their spin on the safety or danger of the plastic bottles that line our shelves, fill our landfills and litter our lives. Just today the "New York Times" style section has a...
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How many of these do I need to drink?
A student asked me that question today in my geometry class. Apparently she had an ultrasound scheduled for the afternoon and needed to drink 4 quarts of water beforehand. Fun. Anyway, she...
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No bottle opener, bro? This iPhone case is your key (photos)
Headcase's Bottle Opener for iPhone 4 and 4S may be bulky, but it'll set you up with your suds in a flick of the wrist.
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Apple tries to put 2007 MacBook prototype back in the bottle
Apple wants its 3G MacBook prototype back from a North Carolina man who bought it on Craigslist for parts.
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Gifts That Keep On Giving: Offbeat Gadgets, Toys and Tech
When you have a taste for tech, there are many shiny toys that come through your life, but there are always the special ones. The ones that end up well worn, and much loved.
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Gallery: Paper, bottled solar cells lead new MIT research center
MIT and oil company Eni opened up the doors to the Eni-MIT Solar Frontiers Research Center on Tuesday where researchers are experimenting with materials and equipment for low-cost solar.
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Turning the BPA ship around
Look at the plastic containers in your home. Does it have the number 3 or 7 stamped on it? There may well be BPA in it. All those PVC pipes replacing copper in your water system? PVC is a 3.
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BriefingsDirect analysts discuss business commerce clouds: Wave of the future or old wine in a new bottle?
As the general notion of cloud computing continues to permeate the collective IT imagination, an offshoot vision holds that multiple business-to-business (B2B) players could use the cloud approach...
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