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Elpida seeks U.S. court approval for sale to Micron
ReutersBy Tom Hals May 22 (Reuters) - Japan's Elpida Memory Inc asked U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware on Wednesday to enforce its reorganization plan sale to Micron Technologies Inc, a final step to creating the world's second-largest maker of memory chips....Tags: Computer Hardware, Finance, Japan, Justice System, Economy, Business and Finance
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Save the 'Million Man' Army
The current guidance from the Department of Defense is that the U.S. will no longer conduct long-term stability operations despite 50 years of U.S. operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo, Vietnam, and Korea. Presently we are "pivoting" to the...Tags: U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Army, Defense, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Indiantown
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Intel names Brian Krzanich new CEO as company faces challenges
Intel on Thursday announced Brian Krzanich has been selected to be the company's sixth chief executive, taking the helm of one of Silicon Valley's most iconic companies at a time when the company is struggling to gain traction in mobile computing....
Tags: Computer Hardware, Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation, BlackBerry, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Economy, Business and Finance
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Coachella 2013: Indio to be 'vigilant' on security; fans to party
Shortly after the gates opened for the second weekend of the 2013 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, those waiting to get in bore witness to a rare site at the now annual music party in the desert: patience. Security lines at 12:15 p.m. weren&...
Tags: Festive Events, Sports, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Music, Entertainment
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Rabies, microchip clinics set
The Humane Society of Washington County has scheduled rabies, microchip and dog license clinics this year: • Saturday, April 20 — Boonsboro High School, 10 Campus Ave., Boonsboro, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. No rabies vaccinations will be available...Tags: Preventative Medicine, Drugs and Medicines, Diseases and Illnesses, Rabies, Hospitals and Clinics
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Microchip technology can offer peace of mind for pet owners
What is the advantage of having a pet microchipped and how does it work? As warmer weather approaches, the risks of animals running away or getting lost can increase. But a relatively new and quick procedure is available that can offer some peace of...
Tags: Science and Technology, The Herald-Mail, Vaccines, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Electronics
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Monsanto, the court and the seeds of dissent
On Tuesday, attorneys for the largest agrochemical corporation in the world, Monsanto, will present arguments before the Supreme Court asserting the company's rights to the generations of seeds that naturally reproduce from its genetically modified...Tags: Genetic Engineering, Science and Technology, Invention and Innovation, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Food Industry
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The Supreme Court mulls a patent over a 'product of life'
In an Op-Ed article for The Times on Tuesday, George Kimbrell and Debbie Barker of the Center for Food Safety present a forceful argument against patents on seeds or any other "product of life." The issue arises because the Supreme Court is considering...
Tags: Genetic Engineering, John G. Roberts, Jr., Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Breast Cancer, Food Industry
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England mandates microchips for dogs
For The Baltimore SunMy family and I were cruising down a very busy six-lane road on our way to dinner two years ago when my husband suddenly hit the brakes. Two loose yellow labs cowered in the middle of the road. It was one of those trillion-degree August days and the dogs...Tags: Pets
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Samsung campus latest sign of life in Silicon Valley's architectural wasteland
First-time visitors to Silicon Valley are inevitably disappointed when they arrive at the world's leading center of innovation. For all the amazing technological breakthroughs this region has produced, for all the disruptive products launched from here,...
Tags: Frank Gehry, Steve Jobs, Facebook, New Products, Architecture
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Woman's fine for feeding stray cats in Pompano Beach sparks furor
Gretchen Sheehan wouldn't dream of letting a cat starve. So for the past three years, Sheehan, 72, has made the daily trek from her home in Deerfield Beach to neighboring Pompano Beach to feed a group of homeless cats, including two named Cinnamon and...
Tags: Burger King, Deerfield Beach, Palm Beach County, Fines, Punishment
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'Wellness Wag' fair offers health info to Jessamine pet owners
kmckinney@jessaminejournal.comOscar, a 2-year-old puppy and two-month resident of the animal shelter, sat quietly for a nail trimming. He didn’t squirm or wiggle, or protest in any way. It was a big day for him. Out front were many other dogs and puppies, including a...Tags: Pets, Vaccines
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