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A death revealing app thanks to GPS. Danger is only a step away

The deep web: Incredible new map of the undersea cables that keep 99 per cent of the world clicking The only time the world is even aware of the undersea cables that carry internet signals around the world is when they are cut off - such as when a cable connecting Europe to the Middle East failed last year, or when a trailing ship's anchor cut through a cable under the Indian ocean. Now, a new interactive map from Telegeography should help ships to steer clear of the multi-billion-dollar network of high-power cables through which 99 per cent of global internet traffic travels. Broadband under the sea: The cables that connect the continents The map - using info from the Global Bandwidth Research Service - shows the position of cables (both planned ones and ones currently on the sea bed), and lets you know their landing stations, who owns them, how long they are, and when they'll come into operation if they are not already. The version on Telegeography's site lets you...

Two years ago, alarmist analysts like me warned that the world was changing so fundamentally and so quickly that it felt like a prewar situation. I tried to reassure my reading and listening audiences that the situation was not really prewar because there were nuclear weapons inspiring mystic awe, which would prevent large countries from trying to stop or correct the changes with a big war. Other news of the day 16/09/2011 The world in more chaos KARAGANOV, Sergei There are more and more signs that the financial system has gone out of control. The old West is entering a long-term economic crisis, which will almost certainly involve the rest of the world as well. Formerly, everyone was afraid of trade wars, but, considering the U.S. inability to solve its financial problems in the medium term, the world may soon see financial wars.

PM Netanyahu's message that Israel seeks peace based on MUTUAL RESPECT. Israel speaks the TRUTH - just listen, world!

Darwin developed his Evolution theory on animals, I developed my Evolution theory on people. I calculated the level of moralty is LM=0.023 I was born among animals to study the Evolution on them.

Why is it difficult for Russia to maintain friendly relations with Great Britain? Other news of the day 12/09/2011 Cameron’s mission in Moscow HEARST, David You can argue until the cows come home why Russia and Britain should be better friends: Russia is a serious emerging market with 140 million consumers; its the largest exporter of oil, and largest of exporter of gas to Europe (although not to the UK); there are 600 British companies operating in Russia, with £3.5bn of exports and over £2bn of invisibles.

"A decade after 9/11, it’s clear for all the world to see—the terrorists who attacked us that September morning are no match for the character of our people, the resilience of our nation, or the endurance of our values." - President Obama

ID themselves in a way that is far superior to what we have today .The tabs will replace laptops and desktops in the next 3-5 years, by then the biometric market will be well in place.

Other news of the day 09/09/2011 Russia squanders its chance at democracy COHEN, Ariel Medvedev, Putin, Tandem, 2012 While President Medvedev talks the talk, he has wasted a unique opportunity to contribute to Russia’s democratization. This may be because he cannot change the status quo, or because he is committed to playing the role assigned to him when he was appointed as Vladimir Putin’s successor in 2008.

U.S. leaders were not the only ones to make mistakes. The 9/11 tragedy and subsequent global fight against terrorism offered a good chance for the Kremlin to boost ties with the West, but Russia lost the opportunity. 9/11 and a Lost Chance In recent days, the world press has been full of articles devoted to the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. The jury is still out on whether the 10-year fight against global terrorism has been successful. The only real victory has been the elimination of Osama bin Laden and dozens of al-Qaida leaders. But one thing is clear: For years to come, the Greater Middle East will serve as a base for terrorists.

Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, in a phone call a Syrian television station said was made from inside Libya, vowed to defeat rebels who control most of the country.

Admiral James Stavridis reflects on the support the US received in the wake of the September 11 attacks, and the solidarity NATO and international partners show in the fight against terrorism.