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How to Recycle Your Old Cell Phones, Computers, and Other Gadgets
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Filed under: Cell Phones, Computers, TV, Green Tech
Although spring is still months away, it’s never too early to get a head start on cleaning out some junk. If you’re like us, you could probably fill a closet with old gadgets. It might be tempting to simply toss them in the trash, but that’s not your only option. Why not recycle them? It’s a lot easier than you think, if you know where to look. Doing the hard part for us, Endadget has put together a comprehensive list of programs that recycle anything from outdated cell phones to enormous projection-screen televisions.Many companies — like the Apple Recycling Program and Sony’s Take Back Recycling Program — are making a push toward “going green.” If you can’t find a manufacturer’s program, some stores, like Best Buy, have in-house recycling services. Of course, the Environmental Protection Agency’s Plug-In to eCycling Program also does a nice job rounding up recycling resources.
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How to Recycle Your Old Cell Phones, Computers, and Other Gadgets originally appeared on Switched on Thu, 29 Oct 2009 15:47:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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Shakespeare Had Collaborators, Says Computer Program
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Filed under: Computers
Thank goodness our e-mail addresses have changed since the days of Shakespeare 101, or we’d be getting big, fat “I told you so’s” from our college professors. For as many years as he’s been studied, scholars have raged about whether or not Shakespeare had collaborators (or snatched some language from playwrights of his day). However, Sir Brian Vickers at the University of London says he can now prove that Shakespeare got a hand, by using modern-day plagiarism technology.Vickers took ‘Pl@giarism,’ a program meant to detect whether or not students have been cheating, and took phrases from ‘Edward III,’ a play attributed to Shakespeare, and matched them against other dramatic pieces. According to Vickers, 60-percent of the play’s phrases are reminiscent of Shakespearean contemporary Thomas Kyd, while only 40-percent suit the Bard himself, leading the professor to conclude that ‘Eddy Three’ is mostly a work of Kyd’s.
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Shakespeare Had Collaborators, Says Computer Program originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 13 Oct 2009 09:25:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments