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Life is the emperor's currency: Ars reviews Space Marine Ars Technica By Ben Kuchera | Published September 8, 2011 10:13 AM The human characters in Space Marine speak in even tones, and they rarely seem flustered by the chaos going on around them. The British accents and utter calm of those fighting the battles of the ... See all stories on this topic » Ars Technica

Rocket failure exposes space station vulnerability Reuters The International Space Station is seen through the docking port of the US space shuttle Atlantis as it departs the station in this still image taken from NASA TV on July 19, 2011. By Irene Klotz CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (Reuters) - When a Russian ... See all stories on this topic » Reuters

Dead NASA satellite will soon plummet to Earth Sacramento Bee The space agency doesn't know when or where its 20-year-old satellite will drop. It will probably be in late September but could fall in October. And it could land anywhere south of Juneau, Alaska, and north of the tip of South America. ... See all stories on this topic »

Mexican Retailer Walmex Sees 12.8% More Sales Space This Year NASDAQ MX) said Thursday that it expects to add more floor space this year than previously anticipated as store openings and expansions move forward at a rapid clip. Xavier Ezeta, Walmex's vice president in charge of logistics and real estate, ... See all stories on this topic »

CyberPatriot Hosts Booth at AFA's National Air & Space Conference MarketWatch (press release) Come visit the CyberPatriot Demo Booth, #1155, at AFA's Air & Space Conference and Technology Exposition, and learn about the inner workings of the nation's largest high school cyber security challenge. Who: CyberPatriot, established by the Air Force ... See all stories on this topic »

Just Another Day in Space Station 13 God is a Geek My first day on Space Station 13 was some time back in 2010. I don't remember it incredibly well overall (this probably being a result of my brain trying to protect me from the subsequent mental trauma), but I do remember getting clubbed to death with ... See all stories on this topic » God is a Geek

Strongsville chocolate shop puts empty space to new use Crain's Cleveland Business (blog) Maybe you've looked around your downsized office and thought, "Maybe we should turn some of this empty space into a combination café/used bookstore." The Wall Street Journal uses Olympia, which makes boxed chocolate confections and other snacks, ... See all stories on this topic »

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