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Moxi Mate

For those wanting to get more from a single cable TV connection, the Moxi Mate is worth considering as an add-on to a Moxi DVR, but you'll need a fat wallet and more than a little patience.

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Apple’s Steve Jobs unveils new iPod Touch with camera

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is out to dazzle with his new products, numbers and stores at today’s media event.

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Apple’s Jobs unveils iPod touch with camera, social network for music

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is annoucing a dazzling range of new and revamped products today.

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Jobs unveils iPod touch with camera, ‘Ping,’ new Apple TV, TV-show rentals

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is annoucing new and revamped products one right after the other.

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Report: Virginia's "Special Places" Jeopardized By Climate Change

RICHMOND, VA. & WASHINGTON, D.C. (September 1, 2010) -- More than $200 million in spending and 4,000 Virginia jobs supported by the six million visitors each year to Jamestown, Chincoteague and Shenandoah National Park are at risk if climate change remains on its current path, according to a major new report issued today by the Rocky Mountain Climate Organization (RMCO) and the Natural Resources ...

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Coal Ash Water-Contamination Much Worse Than Previously Estimated, With 39 Additional Toxic Sites Identified In 21 ...

Days before the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) kicks off a series of regional hearings across the United States on whether and how to regulate toxic coal ash waste from coal-fired power plants, a major new study identifies 39 additional coal ash dump sites in 21 states that are contaminating drinking water or surface water with arsenic and other heavy metals.

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