Bo Stern

Mountain View, CA

web 2.0, iphone

Software development manager in large software corporation (middleware, SOA/SCA/J2EE/Java)

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hiking, mountain biking, skiing, running, photography, wine, iphone, mac, music, gadgets, wireless, programming, web 2.0

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ESA and NASA establish a joint Mars exploration initiative
ESA and NASA establish a joint Mars exploration initiative By Matt Published: 08 July 2009 2:20 PM UTC On 29 and 30 June the ESA Director of Science and Robotic Exploration, David Southwood, met NASA’s Associate Administrator for Science, Ed Weiler, in Plymouth, UK, to establish a way for ...

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"Burning Walls" May Stop Black Hole Formation
A new effect may oppose the formation of black holes and explain the mysterious energy of gamma-ray bursts.

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JokeyPhone: The YouTube of Jokes
A joke site that allows users to tell jokes on video, pass them along, re-tell them using the webcam and teleprompter, and create their own joke channels

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How-to: using the new Facebook stream API in a desktop app - Ars Technica
Facebook launched a new set of APIs on Monday that allow third-party software to interact with the Facebook activity stream. Developers can use these new APIs to build sophisticated Facebook client applications that give users direct access to the stream from their desktop. Courtesy of these ...

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New Gamma-Ray Burst Smashes Cosmic Distance Record (w/Video)
NASA's Swift satellite and an international team of astronomers have found a gamma-ray burst from a star that died when the universe was only 630 million years old, or less than five percent of its present age. The event, dubbed GRB 090423, is the most distant cosmic explosion ever seen.

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