More than 500 fossils of teeth and bones belonging to species of rodents, horses, crocodiles and turtles found near the Panama Canal, dated to have lived as far as 20 million years ago could provide some information regarding the period when the North and South American continents became connected to each other, say ... |
18 July 2008
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Phishers are continuously seeking for new victims so although it seems like they've stopped their malicious activities, they're actually launching them in a different corner of the world. What seems to be one of their latest targets is Panama, a country which has been often avoided by phishing scams. Accord... |
22 April 2008
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This is the second canal in the world after the Suez Canal (161 km or 100 mi), having a length of 81.3 km (51 mi). The Panama Canal is located on the territory of the state with the same name, connecting the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean (via Caribbean Sea). The idea of digging a canal to cut short the maritim... |
19 March 2008
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It would seem that playing the world's deadliest, most elusive spy is quite a risky affair after all. And no, this time it's more than a pulled muscle hurt while trying to pull off one of the famous Bond-style stunts that are bound to leave the audience gasping in excitement. This time, it's real confl... |
19 February 2008
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We all know that hackers are always struggling to find new vulnerable targets, attack them and take advantage of the found weaknesses. But when a hacker manages to infiltrate into a website belonging to a country's government and modify its content, this really means something. For them, I mean, because they can... |
23 January 2008
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The Panama Canal has been facing a capacity shortage due to the size of the new cargo ships. The third shipping lane added to the canal will be ready by 2014, 100 years later after the opening of the 51 mi (82 km) long canal, opening the era of the post-Panamax ships. Panamax is a maritime shipping standard describin... |
29 June 2007
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The Sunnyvale company is now following its rival Google and tries to conquer the UK with a regional flavor of the search advertising platform Panama. Back in April, the Mountain View company developed a new flavor of its Google Maps service, especially addressed to UK users and compatible with all Java mobile phones.... |
29 May 2007
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