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February 04, 2012

NASA: Russian Space Woes No Worry New Planet Best Bet Yet for Life Ancient Crocodile Dubbed 'Shieldcroc' Malaria Death Toll Twice as High Mid-Atlantic Wind Farms Get a Boost New Lung Cancer Test Helpful NASA says it still has confidence in the quality of Russia's manned rockets, upon which it relies to take crews to the ISS, despite embarrassing glitches and failures in the Russian space program. A newly discovered planet orbiting in the habitable zone around a distant star is the best candidate yet observed for supporting life, U.S. astronomers say, because it's neither too hot nor too cold. Researchers have identified a new species of prehistoric crocodile and dubbed it "Shieldcroc" due to a thick-skinned shield on its head. The critter is the earliest ancestor of our modern crocodiles. Malaria may be killing around twice as many people as experts previously thought, and it could also be hitting older children and adults, long considered the least susceptible, a new study says. The view off the mid-Atlantic shore in the next decade could include giant wind turbines generating electricity for homes in several states if federal efforts to speed approval for the projects work. A new lung cancer test predicts the likelihood of death from lung cancer more accurately than conventional methods, according to two studies by an international team led by scientists.   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   NASA: Russian Space Woes No Worry   New Planet Best Bet Yet for Life Ancient Crocodile Dubbed 'Shieldcroc' Earliest ancestor of our modern crocs.   FULL STORY Malaria Death Toll Twice as High New data shows alarming trends.   FULL STORY Mid-Atlantic Wind Farms Get a Boost Report says no environmental damage.   FULL STORY New Lung Cancer Test Helpful Can assist with determining prognosis.   FULL STORY Computing More Switches that Help Predict the Future AMD Seeks an 'Ambidextrous' Strategy Digital Life More Smartphones Overtake PCs, Tablets A New Bouncer at Android's Door Discovery More Ancient Crocodile Dubbed 'Shieldcroc' Treasure Hunter Finds WWII Wreck Space More NASA: Russian Space Woes No Worry Report Outlines NASA's Priorities Innovation More Do a Calorie Check Before You Buy Dyson Hot Heats a Room Nicely Health More Malaria Death Toll Twice as High New Lung Cancer Test Helpful Science News More New Planet Best Bet Yet for Life Volcanic Eruption Concerns Grow Environment More Mid-Atlantic Wind Farms Get a Boost Mild Winter Delights, Depresses

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Enterprise Hardware Spotlight

Brocade Execs Offer Look Under OpenScript Engine's Hood Can customers predict the future? Brocade is suggesting that as it launches its latest innovations in its Brocade ServerIron ADX Series of cloud-optimized application delivery switches.   Brocade Opens Up Cloud-Optimized App Delivery Switches OpenScript is being launched by Brocade for its ServerIron ADX cloud-optimized app delivery switches, offering an open platform for predicting network impacts before scripts go into production.   Cisco Pushes 100-Gigabit Ethernet Capability into Switch Portfolio Cisco has updated its switch lineup with 100- and 40-gigabit Ethernet capabilities, a key element of its strategy to help customers meet the demands of cloud computing and the "resulting data deluge."

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