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 [Bbc.co.uk] BBC NEWS | Tomorrow's World: I would love to wait for all these to be added, as well as maybe mini-DVD playing capabilities, more flash memory to store songs (as well as a normal-sized iPod dependent entirely on flash memory) and wireless headphones (not related to Bluetooth), but those are a while off. I would wait until the 2nd generation comes out.

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 [Santabarbaraproperties.com] Beautiful Santa Barbara Blog: Casa Articles Archives: Mark Human typically spends less than a half-hour driving between Santa Barbara and Rancho San Marcos Golf Course, about 12 miles north on Highway 154, where he is the general manager. Since the rains damaged the San Marcos Pass, his drive has been extended up to 75 minutes, and the same goes for the dozen or so employees who live on the Santa Barbara side of the pass.

[Rssinteractive.com] Gadget Weblog from Engadget: Although having the boys in blue tracking you down based on your unique aroma fingerprints might seem frightening, just envision the terror that would ensue if an ultra-keen robot was onto your trail from miles away. Massimo Vergassola and and colleagues at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, France, have created an algorithm that can actually instruct a robot "how to move in order to gather as much olfactory information as possible." The mathematical formula allows a machine to home in on "even the faintest of scents" by analyzing which direction the smell is getting weaker or stronger in, the frequency of the whiffs, and eventually, it could even take into account disturbances such as wind gusts.

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