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1979: Mob destroys US embassy in Pakistan

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1967: Foot-and-mouth slaughter rate soars

The number of animals slaughtered in the latest epidemic of foot-and-mouth disease reaches a record high of 134,000.

1985: Superpowers aim for 'safer world'

The Geneva summit between the US and the Soviet Union ends in optimism but with no agreement on the "Star Wars" space defence system.

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MegaPhone Allows iPhone Note Editing on Your Computer [Apple IPhone]

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posted Wednesday, 20 February 2008

Ho! Finally an app that makes the Notes software on your iPhone about 100% more useful. MegaPhone, which was iPhoneDrive, lets you view and edit your iPhone-created notes directly on your Mac. You can even switch fonts from the default Marker Felt to another of the built-in iPhone fonts (Helvetica, Arial) on a note by note basis. What this means to you is that shopping lists, to-do lists, and other text-heavy apps can move easily to and from your iPhone. [ECamm via TUAW]

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