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This Week in the Future, January 25-29, 2010: Baarbarian
This week's future news (can you match every story with its iPad icon?):
- Hands On With Apple's iPad
- British Police to Monitor Civilians with UAVs by 2012
- Long-Awaited Barefoot Running Study Finds Sneakers Are Harmful
- A Free-Kicking 'Bot That Takes 128 MPH Shots
- Ex-Officer Says Air Force's Failure to Deploy Airships Costs Lives
- The Moon May Have Been Created By a Massive Nuclear Blast Inside the Earth
- Cesium-Snatching "Venus Flytrap" Material Takes the Bad Stuff Out of Nuclear Waste
- Speed Gene Separates Future Champions From Petting Zoo Ponies
- New Evidence Calls Into Question China's Role in Google Attacks
- New Analysis Says Cannabis Breeders Should Grow for Safety As Well As Potency
- At Cambridge Alien Conference, Scientists Warn Of An Invisible Earth and Hostile ETs
- Engineered Tobacco Plants Grow Synthetic Solar Cells
- Celebrating 50th Anniversary, Bubble Wrap Joyfully Bursts Own Bubble
- New Computer Program Studies Trees on TV to Simulate Their Movement
- Magnetoscope Monitor Measures Heart's Magnetic Field to Detect Problems Early
When we say it's been a big week, we mean it. It's about to get even bigger, too; one of you is about to win a t-shirt.
This Week in the Future, January 25-29, 2010: The T-Shirt: Baarbarian
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Congratulations to last week's winner, PopSci user "Melatonin17."
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