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Windows Live Maps has added a new feature called Clearflow, which suggests routes based on traffic conditions with the intention of getting you where you need to go quickly and with a minimum of traffic congestion. Rather than suggesting routes based solely on real-time data, Clearflow also factors in time of day, weather, and even things like nearby sporting events likely to cause congestion. I've been testing it on some local routes, and while I'm not sure if its suggestions are accurate, I can say that it does drastically change its suggestions when I tick the "Choose route based on traffic" option. The Clearflow feature is available in 72 cities starting today, so if you give it a try, let's hear what kind of results you're seeing in the comments.
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Google Maps has integrated Wikipedia articles and geotagged photos so you can see points of interest and images of any geotagged photo on a Google Map. The data, accessible through a new More dropdown button next to Traffic, can be toggled on or off by simply ticking the check box. Once turned on, Wikipedia points of interest show up on the map as a "W" and images show up as small thumbnails. Clicking either will give you a closer look at the object. Both tools promise to bring an excellent layer of information to the already impressive Google Maps, and who knows—soon Street View may be overshadowed by a wealth of geotagged pics.
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The clock's ticking down till Tuesday June 17th, when the final version of Firefox 3 will be ready to download—and there's big progress on the add-ons compatibility front. Mozilla product manager Alex Polvi reports big news this week: Greasemonkey and Del.icio.us Bookmarks are both officially Firefox 3-compatible, and hot on their heels is Tab Mix Plus, and Firebug, which have compatible versions slated to hit the official Add-ons site this weekend. If you're planning to help Mozilla read more »
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With daylight saving time (also called daylight savings time)
kicking off again, clock confusion is once again ticking away: Why do we
spring forward? Does daylight saving time really save energy? Is it
bad for your health? Get expert answers below.
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Lyme disease cases increased 35 percent in 2010, and state health
officials are urging people to take precautions against tick bites as
warm spring weather triggers more “blacklegged” or “deer” tick activity.Infected blacklegged ticks can carry Lyme disease and other tick-borne
diseases including anaplasmosis, ehrlichiosis, and babesiosis.Lyme disease cases totaled 3,495 in 2010 compared with 2,587 cases in
2009, according to Dr. Henry Anderson, a state health officer.
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