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Woo-hoo for Wahoo!
www.opera.com | Apr 26, 2012
Opera Software today released the beta version of Opera 12, codenamed “Wahoo”, the latest entry in Opera’s long line of desktop web browsers. Opera 12 is both smarter and faster than its predecessors and introduces new features for both developers and consumers to play with ahead of the final

PACKAGING BRIEFS Tuesday, May 24, 2011
www.packagingdigest.com | May 24, 2011
People, services, awards and news about the packaging industry.

Ceepackaging
www.ceepackaging.com | Dec 15, 2010
The international platform for the Central and Eastern European packaging industry focussing on the latest innovations, trends, design, branding, legislation and environmental issues with in-depth profiles of major industry achievers.

KBA press prints multiple short-run magazines: News from KBA
www.printingtalk.com | Dec 6, 2010
German printer L N Schaffrath in Geldern staged an open house promoting the technological and economic benefits of a new 16pp web press, the KBA C16.

World Cup: Villa gives Spain 1-0 win over Paraguay | Ocala.com
www.ocala.com | Jul 3, 2010
JOHANNESBURG — Spain found just enough of the beautiful game — and a touch of good luck — to advance to the World Cup semifinals, beating Paraguay 1-0 on Saturday night.

Live Event Branding rolls out gigantic flag for World Cup game | printweek.com | Latest Print
www.printweek.com | Jun 30, 2010
Live Event Branding was behind the production of a gigantic flag featuring the 'nation's best smiles' for the England World Cup match against Slovenia on 23 June.

How much does the vuvuzela bother you? | HoumaToday.com
www.houmatoday.com | Jun 29, 2010
AUSTIN, Texas — The most polarizing and therefore important music of the summer is not being made by Drake or Eminem or Jason Aldean. It is not being made by Gaga or Paramore or Miranda Lambert.

Ghana leads US 1-0 after 15 minutes at World Cup | Gainesville.com
www.gainesville.com | Jun 26, 2010
Kevin-Prince Boateng has given Ghana a 1-0 lead against the United States in their World Cup second-round match.

U.S. soccer team has come far - JSOnline
www.jsonline.com | Jun 11, 2010
The U.S. takes on England in the World Cup as a different group and with different expectations than it did in 1990. The coach of that team, Bob Gansler, reflects on the changes that have occurred in the past 20 years.

Scientists set sail for first global study of plastic soup | Feature Article | Packaging World
www.packworld.com | Feb 6, 2010
The 5 Gyres Project, a marine study of the plastic debris found in the world s five oceanic gyres, launches in the North Atlantic Ocean.