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Submission + - Web Site Blocks Firefox Over Ad-blocker (itworld.com) 1

narramissic writes: "Saying that accessing Web site content while using the popular ad-blocker Firefox extension 'would be no less than stealing,' Web site designer and author Danny Carlton has barred Firefox users from his Web sites. Firefox users who go to http://jacklewis.net/weblog/ are redirected to Why Firefox is Blocked, which says the Adblock Plus extension undercuts Web sites that are dependant on advertising revenue. 'Millions of hard working people are being robbed of their time and effort by this type of software,' he added in a posting on the Why Firefox is Blocked Web site."
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Submission + - Strangest Sights Visibile Using Google Earth (pcworld.com) 1

BethEllen writes: Hi — Saw today's post on the Chinese nuclear sub prototype visible on Google Maps. Thought you would be interested in this slide show highlighting some of the cooler, and stranger, sights found using Google Earth, including crop circles and a 1.8-square-mile scale model of a disputed region on the border of China and India. http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,134186/article.h tml?tk=pr_googe-ss Best, Beth
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Submission + - Anheuser Busch has USDA changing 'Organic' (organicconsumers.org)

paulevans writes: "Anheuser Busch, Wal-Mart and other for-profit corporations have seeked and are getting a definition change on '95% Organic'. Such a change would allow for Anheuser Busch to "sell its 'Organic Wild Hops Beer' without using any organic hops at all".

Other changes would allow "sausages, brats, and breakfast links labeled as "USDA Organic" '..' to contain intestines from factory farmed animals raised on chemically grown feed, synthetic hormones, and antibiotics."

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