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6 Top Picks for Small Business Collaboration Software l CIOonline http://ow.ly/qBICW
Germany Solar PV (Report) — A Must-Read For Any Energy Reporter l Clean Technica http://dlvr.it/4HCKY2
24-hour Power Solar and Heat Tech Gets $11.5 Million in Funding l Clean Technica http://dlvr.it/4HBCmM
Report: CIA pays AT&T for international call data l CIOonline http://trib.al/5MklBMH
No big deal, just a physicist’s side project of creating the first video game l Brookehaven Lab http://bit.ly/1beIGv4
Scientists are working with Army on sustainability initiative to advance decontamination technologies l EPA http://go.usa.gov/W84W
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House to boost disability pay for veterans l Floor Action http://bit.ly/19IvArt
Implications of Detroit’s bankruptcy and debate over using federal dollars to demolish properties l Cleveland Fed http://ow.ly/qBZep
Video: Watch “10 Things Everybody Should Know About #Financial Stability Analysis” l Cleveland Fed http://ow.ly/qBZjn
How does an increase in government purchases affect the economy? l Chicago Fed http://ow.ly/qBZmS
Incubators serve the entrepreneurial spirit within a community, creating jobs and creating wealth. l KC Fed http://ow.ly/qBZqn
Latest Fannie Mae payment to Treasury nearly evens out l Housing Wire http://hwi.re/4HC8F8
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Go ahead geoengineers, hack the climate – it’s legal l New Scientist ow.ly/qojEI
Solar Now Accounts For 57% Of Chile’s Renewable Energy Pipeline l Clean Technica dlvr.it/4FDj0F
Grazing horses with other species equine l KY Equine Research ow.ly/q4wM6
10 tech terrors that will haunt your dreams l InfoWorld ow.ly/qokQw
Smart glasses help the blind see l New Scientist ow.ly/qol3F
The emerging turf battle between information and physical security pros l CSOonline shar.es/IdjYA
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Since 2005, Rwanda has emerged as the regional champion in regulatory reform efforts l World Bank wrld.bg/qn2ts
Country with highest proportion of women in parliament: Rwanda (64%) l World Economic Forum wef.ch/r160z
Will digital money every completely replace cash? l World Bank wrld.bg/qnyGC
Egypt maintains rates, downside risks to limit inflation l Central Bank News dlvr.it/4F2tJY
A nation of renters? Not so, delinquent borrowers say l Housing Wire hwi.re/4F1Fxx
Africa’s food and beverage markets could grow to top one trillion dollars in value in 2030 l World Bank wrld.bg/pfvmS
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Social engineering: How oversharing information can lead to disaster online l CSOonline http://shar.es/IWyXW
The Radical Right Wing Is Becoming An Unlikely Advocate For Solar Power l Clean Technica http://dlvr.it/4CDl3j
Pairs of entangled photons that act as clocks demonstrate how time might be an illusion l New Scientist http://ow.ly/qca2T
A spate of extreme weather may be due to changing jet streams, but controversy’s in the air l New Scientist http://ow.ly/qca4c
Our scientists help cities save money using green infrastructure l EPA Research http://ow.ly/qbeAk
Why does GPS drain your battery? A Google engineer explains l Network World http://ow.ly/qcaxf
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Financial Education is All the Rage, but Does it Really Work? l Council For Econ Ed http://ow.ly/qcbhV
Find out why more people aren’t making the investment in a college degree l St. Louis Fed http://bit.ly/Iv4dDb
House to vote on disapproval of debt ceiling suspension l Floor Action http://bit.ly/1ajYa0k
Mortgage fraud rises alongside the housing market l Housing Wire http://hwi.re/4CF2K0
GOP assured government workers won’t ‘double dip’ on unemployment l Floor Action http://bit.ly/1dthqxy
Microsavings opens door for individuals to invest in themselves l St. Louis Fed http://bit.ly/PcVzdQ
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Boson X: a running-style smartphone game with a particle physics twist l SLAC Lab bit.ly/19eKIM0
Non-Profit Solar Company Empowers Struggling Neighbourhoods l Clean Technica dlvr.it/496J82
Scientists develop heat-resistant materials that could vastly improve solar cell efficiency l SLAC Lab stanford.io/1fJd5Y2
Chytrid fungus is wiping out amphibians around the world by making their immune cells self-destruct l New Scientist ow.ly/pY9EC
IBM offers 2-factor authentication package for securing Android mobile transactions l Network World ow.ly/pY9Fz
Lost volcano set off an ice age, Homo skull 1.8 million years old, genes vs teachers and more l New Scientist ow.ly/pY9VD
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Financial literacy may soon be a reality in schools in Florida. Its cost? About $138,000 over five years l Lusardi ow.ly/pY9WD
Taking stock of past year’s labor market improvements l Cleveland Fed ow.ly/pY9YL
Thinking about going to college? Check out this interactive infographic l St. Louis Fed bit.ly/16NiVmp
Do Teenagers Respond to HIV Risk Information? l World Bank Africa wrld.bg/peKC6
Financial crisis & recession impacted real GDP per capita in the U.S. l St. Louis Fed bit.ly/12hnSjh
California home sales fall to 1988 levels l Housing Wire hwi.re/496Rs7
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