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Reuters Islamic Banking and Finance Summit

Continuous Coverage Available on Reuters.comNew York - Some of the world's leading names in Islamic banking and finance industries, along with government officials, will visit the Reuters bureaus in Dubai, Manama, London, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Geneva from February 15-18 to discuss the outlook for the sector in a series of exclusives interviews. The stories and videos from the closed on-the-record sessions at the Reuters Islamic Banking and Finance Summit will be posted online at www.reuters.com/summits.Islamic banking is one of the world's fastest growing financial sectors, according to industry estimates. It has attracted more attention in the aftermath of the global financial crisis as investors are increasingly looking for alternative, ethical ways of investing.

More Than 1,000 Enterprises Deploy Good Technology Applications on Android and iPhone Devices

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., March 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Good Technology(TM) today announced that more than 1,000 enterprises have deployed the Company's Good for Enterprise(TM) solution for iPhone® and Android(TM) devices since its introduction in December 2009. Good's customers, including 20 of the Fortune 100, are now using Good for Enterprise on over 30 different Android(TM), iPhone®, and iPod touch® device models.

2nd U.K. study counters U.S. study on CFS and XMRV virus

British researchers who evaluated tissue from 170 chronic fatigue syndrome patients said they did not find signs of the infectious mouse virus called XMRV in the samples. The study is the second from the U.K. to counter findings of a U.S. study that linked the virus to the disease. "Following the findings reported here, it would seem a prudent next step for subsequent studies to compare samples and protocols between different laboratories around the world," the researchers said.

BEER IS GOOD FOR YOUR BONES

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Study: Few teachers, schools educate students on cybersecurity

http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/83757-study-few-teachers-schools-educate-students-on-cybersecurity By Tony Romm Hillicon Valley 02/25/10 At least three out of four public school teachers have little to no recent training on Internet safety, according to a new study. And while more than 90 percent of school administrators believe cybersecurity education is crucial, just over one-third of surveyed officials said their schools even offered such classes as part of their curricula, the study continues. Both numbers are part of the newly released State of K-12 Cyberethics, Cybersafety and Cybersecurity Curriculum in the U.S. poll, commissioned by the National Cyber Security Alliance and Microsoft, and conducted by Zogby. Together, the data suggest a dire need for comprehensive Internet security and ethics education in public

Another Study On Violent Video Games

Another study has been conducted on the impact of violent video games. The study not only found that video games turn you into killers, it also highlighted the fact that researchers get tons of funding to study subjects that have been proved-disproved-proved-disproved-proved-disproved ad nauseam. roll eyes (sarcastic)

Dutch study contradicts U.S. findings on CFS and XMRV virus

A Dutch study involving European patients with chronic fatigue syndrome failed to find a link between the disease and a virus called XMRV, thus contradicting a U.S. study that associated the disease with the virus. The study is the latest to challenge the U.S. findings. Previously, two separate U.K. studies also failed to find a link between the virus and the condition.

Devilishly Good - The Dante's Inferno Soundtrack Review

Well, that was a hell of a week in the world of game news now wasn’t it? Seems appropriate we’re reviewing the soundtrack album for Dante’s Inferno. Actually, I’ve wanted to share this one with you for a couple weeks now, but, just like the embarrassment of riches of quality game titles being released, video game soundtracks are enjoying a similar deluge of releases. And believe me, that is a very good thing. This week, we take a listen to composer Garry Schyman, who has crafted a massive, double album length soundtrack for Dante’s Inferno, and we have some sinfully good sounding samples for you. We’re going to hell, after the cut.

Do You Want to Buy a Good Digital Camera? Choose Olympus Stylus 760!

Olympus Stylus 760 260x300 Do You Want to Buy a Good Digital Camera? Choose Olympus Stylus 760!Olympus Stylus 760 is a good choice in case you have decided to purchase a new digital camera. The device is equipped with Dual Image Stabilized 3x Optical Zoom. The camera found the market among customers, moreover, it has become popular on Amazon. Many people choose Olympus Stylus 760 because it offers a range of good specs and features that previously were not integrated in a single Olympus model.

Police: La. man denied beer run gets very testy

THIBODAUX, La. - A 25-year-old man did not take his inability to get more beer well. Lafourche sheriff's spokeswoman Lesley Hill Peters said the man was accused of breaking furniture and throwing a beer bottle at a woman after she refused to give him car keys so he could buy more beer on Monday night. The Courier reported Wednesday that the man admitted to deputies he'd been drinking before the argument with the alleged 29-year-old victim.

Western Art Glass - Your One-Stop-Shop for Recycled Beer Bottle Art!

There’s no denying that we here at Greenopolis think that it’s cool to recycle beer bottles. We’ve shared a few stories about some amazing recycled bottle designs: Buzzed on Beer and “Hooked� on Recycling; Building with Bottles and One Million Buddhist Beers on the Wall, One Million Buddhist Beers… Now I’d like to introduce you to an eco artist that uses “Nature as a Muse� to inspire his recycled beer bottle glass art. His name: Brian Western from Minnesota. His company: Western Art Glass.

Apple says iPhone users don't mind being on hold, a dig at Verizon

The company pumped out three new adverts over the weekend which focus on the array of iPhone apps available. The first advert entitled "On Hold" demonstrates the ability to use a 3G data connection whilst being placed on hold during a call. The person in the advert states "with the iPhone I don't even mind being on hold" and goes on to check emails, make payments and play games whilst remaining on hold. The advert is a clear attack on Verizon's CDMA network which is unable to transmit calls and data at the same time. Only GSM networks such as AT&T are able to. The main advantage is being able to tether your device on a GSM network and talk at the same time.

Just a quarter of UK retailers are on Twitter: study

Just 26% of retailers in the UK have a Twitter account, and 24% a Facebook page, and most are not making the most of these, according to a new study. The E-commerce Social Media Report from dotCommerce looks at the social media activities of 100 retailers in the UK, large and small, and finds room for improvement. While the study does contain some useful stats on Facebook and blogging, I'm going to take a look at how retailers are using Twitter... Retailers and Twitter: stats from the study 26% of the 100 retailers studied had a Twitter account. Of those with a Twitter account, only 23% provided a link to the account on their website. Of the Twitter accounts surveyed, th...

Bones, not bamboo, sate wild panda's appetite (Reuters)

BEIJING (Reuters Life!) - Hunger drove a wild panda to break into a Chinese farmer's pig pen and eat their food, which was meat and bone, rather than bamboo.

Chinese youth accused of not being fighting fit (Reuters)

Reuters – Children exercise during a weight-losing summer camp in Shenyang, Liaoning province, August 3, 2009. …

The price you pay for being romantic... (Reuters)

BERLIN (Reuters) - A German woman, fearful that a burglar was trying to break into her second storey apartment, called police after she heard someone climbing up to her balcony shortly after midnight, police said Thursday.

Chicago has openings for two good men or women (Reuters)

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Help wanted: registered voter with a conscience for position on the Chicago City Council. Salary $110,556 (71,902 pounds) a year. Ex-felons need not apply.

Scientists find gene variant link to ageing cells

LONDON, Feb 7 (Reuters) Scientists have found specific genetic variants which may explain why some people age earlier than others and say their findings have important implications for understanding cancer and age-related diseases. Dutch and British researchers analysed more than 500,000 genetic variations from human gene maps and found that people with particular variants near a gene called TERC were likely to be biologically older by 3 to 4 years. ''What our study suggests is that some people are genetically programmed to age at a faster rate. The effect was quite considerable in those with the variant,'' said Tim Spector from King's College London, who co-led the study. In a study published in the Nature Genetics journal, the scientists explained that there are two forms of ageing -- chronological ageing, counted in years, and biologic

'Silent Bob' actor Kevin Smith vents on Twitter after being kicked off airplane for being 'too fat'

Director, screenwriter, author, "Silent Bob" actor Kevin Smith lashed out at Southwest Airlines on twitter after a pilot kicked him off the plane for being "too fat to fly."

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