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Quoted: Google lets users who max out the storage on a free account buy more storage that can be used by both Gmail and Picasa.
For those of you not in the know, the term geospatial describes the use of spatial software in conjunction with geographic datasets. Basically, it’s got to do with mapping and geographic information.
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Quoted: CARACAS : World oil prices are headed for $100 per barrel, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez predicted on Saturday, and said he will cut supplies to the United States if the US government ‘attacks’ the South American nation again. “I’ve always
Quoted: By Ben Feller KENNEBUNKPORT (Maine): It was not a summit, not even a working lunch. Just a social meal between two world leaders who happen to be vacationing near each other. That, at least, is how the White House described Saturday’s sit-down between President George Bush and French President Nicolas Sarkozy. But there is more to it than a get-to-know-you. By welcoming Sarkozy to his parents’ seaside home, Bush is laying a foundation for what he hopes are drastically improved relations with
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