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News: Senators Do the Darnedest Things, The Jackson 3 & A New Zealand Travesty
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Il "3 botte e via" (aka Hadopi, aka "mal francese"), è arrivato fino a Taiwan
http://blog.quintarelli.it/blog/2009/07/il-3-botte-e-vi...Net service providers now can 'strike out' pirating surfers - The China Post. TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The Legislative Yuan ratified yesterday the latest revision of the Copyright Law to empower Internet service providers (ISPs) to "strike out" Internet surfers who have violated others' copyrights and posted unauthorized
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MGG Q&A: Melamine in Dishes
http://mommygoesgreen.com/2009/07/mgg-qa-melamine-in-di...melamine polymer based kitchenware can leach significant amounts of melamine monomer - up to 2.5 mg/100 cm2 with hot acidic foods” and more research is needed. In China ( where a lot of these cute dishes are coming from! ), in an experiment conducted by the Consumers’ Foundation based on Japan’s methods, it was found that 100 percent of the 20 melamine-resin tableware products tested released melamine when filled with anything hot. Taiwan has a standard for the maximum amount of formaldehyde released from food containers, but not one for
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India Sets 3G Auction Price Higher
http://www.dailywireless.org/2009/07/08/india-sets-3g-a...subscribers. WiBro (now Mobile WiMAX) has been growing fast in South Korea. The country helped to define the Mobile standard and vendors like Samsung are based in South Korea. The National Communications Commission (NCC), Taiwan’s regulator, has given the go ahead to VMAX to start rolling out WiMAX base stations and related infrastructure in its licensed areas in the island’s northern region, with full commercial launch in Q3 of this year. The Taiwanese operator is deploying about 300 WiMAX base stations from Alvarion a
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Crime is abnormally high in SA, that's a fact
http://aktief-kulture.blogspot.com/2009/07/crime-is-abn...* How about this story? Anyone else remember that time, in Feb 2008, when none other than Morgan Tsvangirai was robbed by folks who were apparently trailing behind him all the way from the Jhb airport? * Ooh and there's this rather telling article in China Post dating back to March 2008. This article states that the Consumer Protection Commission in Taiwan was warning local folk about dangers of SA. There is also mention of "... foreign tourists... being targeted at the airport, followed and mugged by armed criminals, and tha
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