Three new Lava IRIS smartphones now available in India

Lava has started selling three new smartphones in the country recently. Part of the company?s IRIS series, these smartphones are IRIS 356, 402, and 349+. All three smartphones are now available at online retailer Flipkart.

Talking about the specific smartphones, Lava IRIS 356 features 3.5-inch HVGA display, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, Android 4.2 and dual-SIM support. Other specifications of the phone include 1.3MP rear camera, 256MB RAM and 512MB of internal storage. IRIS 356 has been priced at INR 4,199.

On the other hand, Lava IRIS 402 comes with 4-inch WVGA display, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, Android 4.2 and 3MP rear camera. The phone also features 256MB RAM, 512MB of internal storage, and 1500 mAh battery. IRIS 402 is being sold at INR 5,199.

Coming to Lava IRIS 349+, the smartphone sports a 3.5-inch HVGA display, 1GHz processor, 256MB of RAM and Android 2.3. The phone also comes with 1,400 mAh battery, dual-SIM support and 256MB of RAM and 2MP rear camera. IRIS 349+ has got a price-tag of INR 3,499.

Lava seems to be banking a lot of the budget smartphone segment, especially on the first time smartphone buyers. While, the specifications of the new smartphones seem fine on paper, just 256MB of RAM looks worrisome and is likely to create performance issues.

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$300 million in play: Powerball lottery numbers picked

By Gil Aegerter, Staff Writer, NBC News

The Powerball lottery jackpot jumped to $400 million after nobody won in Saturday night's drawing. The numbers drawn Saturday were?21-24-36-42-45 with Powerball 15.

There were no winners of the big prize, and the jackpot for the next drawing is now estimated at $400 million, Powerball officials said.?That would be worth more than $230 million before taxes if taken as a lump sum, Powerball said.

Tickets worth $2 million each were sold in Florida and Texas for Saturday's drawing, and $1 million tickets were sold in five states.

The pot had reached $300 million, bringing out lots of ticket buyers aiming to strike it rich.

?We?ve got the winning ticket, right here,? one man buying a ticket at a San Diego-area store told NBCSanDiego.com before the drawing. ?It?s going to help a lot of people.?

Or not.?

While $400 million is a lot, it?s not close to a lottery record. The largest prize ever was $656 million won in the Mega Millions contest on March 30, 2012. The biggest Powerball jackpot was $590.5 million, won in Florida in May by an 84-year-old widow.

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Dust Rooms In a Circular Pattern to Avoid Extra Work

Dusting is a pretty mindless chore, so it's easy to zone out and forget which parts of the room you already cleaned, particularly if you're in a dimmer room where the dust is harder to see. To keep yourself focused, try dusting in a circular pattern around the room.

Julia Edelstein at Real Simple suggests starting in one corner of the room, working around the perimeter in a circle, and then continuing to spiral inwards toward the center of the room. As long as you remember your starting point, you'll never do the same piece of furniture twice, or miss a piece entirely. The same principle can be applied to a other household tasks like vacuuming floors or sanitizing bathroom surfaces. It might not make dusting any more exciting, but it can help you get the job done with a minimal amount of work.

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Cancer risk models tested

Women, wouldn't you like to know your precise risk of developing breast cancer, ovarian cancer and endometrial cancer? And wouldn't you like to know what changes you could make in your life to reduce that risk?

Researchers from the National Cancer Institute would like to help you. They've just published a study in the journal PLOS Medicine that takes a significant step toward that goal.

Ruth Pfeiffer, a senior investigator in the National Cancer Institute's Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics, and colleagues focused on the predictive value of more than a dozen variables, including a woman's body mass index, number of children she has, how long she took birth control pills, whether she used hormone therapy to treat symptoms of menopause, family history of gynecological cancers, and use of cigarettes and alcohol. They examined those variables in tens of thousands of women who participated in two long-term health studies ? the National Institutes of Health-AARP Diet and Health Study and the Prostate, Lung, Colorectal, and Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial ? and used statistics to look for patterns that could explain why some women were diagnosed with cancer and others were not.

The breast cancer model performed the best. Among a group of 56,638 women who were part of the Nurses' Health Study, the researchers predicted a total of 2,930 breast cancer cases. In real life, there were 2,934. That was slightly more accurate than the NCI's Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool, which forecast a total of 2,947 breast cancer diagnoses. However, although the new model got the total number almost exactly right, it "significantly underestimated the number of breast cancers in premenopausal women," the study noted.

The model for ovarian cancer worked pretty well too. It predicted 406 cases, about 8 percent higher than the 377 cases that were actually diagnosed.

The model for endometrial cancer was further off the mark. It anticipated 640 cases among the nurses, though in real life there were only 532 cases. However, the research team noted that theirs was the first published model to predict an absolute risk for endometrial cancer, which is the fourth most common cancer in women.

Generally speaking, women with lower BMIs had lower cancer risk. Compared with women with similar BMIs who were nonsmokers, smokers had higher cancer risk too.

Women who took birth control pills tended to have higher cancer risk than women who didn't. So did women who used hormone replacement therapy. Women who had three or four children tended to have lower cancer risk than women who had one, and it helped if they had their first child in their 20s instead of in their 30s or 40s.

All of the women used to develop the models were white and at least 50 years old, and none of them had mutations in their BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes that are known to boost the risk of breast or ovarian cancer. That means the results wouldn't necessarily apply to all women, they wrote.

In theory, reliable models could help women make important decisions about their health, especially in cases where a certain action decreases the risk of one type of cancer but raises it for another. Here's an example Pfeiffer and her colleagues described in the study: A woman with a high risk of breast cancer might consider taking tamoxifen to reduce that risk. But first, she might like to know her risk of endometrial cancer, since the drug would increase her risk for that.

In a Perspective essay that accompanied the PLOS Medicine study, two experts praised the idea of developing models to predict cancer risk. "What we want from models is that they help us make better decisions, leading to better outcomes for our patients," they wrote. But the jury is still out on the best way to judge any model's strengths and weaknesses, they added.

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U.S. extends closure of some embassies through August 10

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States extended the closures of some embassies and consulates in the Middle East - which had been closed Sunday due to an al Qaeda threat - through August 10 due to caution but not the emergence of any new threat, the State Department said.

Other U.S. diplomatic posts, including in Kabul, Baghdad and Algiers, that had been closed on Sunday, will reopen on Monday, the State Department said.

Posts in Abu Dhabi, Amman, Cairo, Riyadh, Dhahran, Jeddah, Doha, Dubai, Kuwait, Manama, Muscat, Sanaa, Tripoli, Antanarivo, Bujumbura, Djibouti, Khartoum, Kigali, and Port Louis will be closed through Saturday.

U.S. diplomatic posts in Dhaka, Algiers, Nouakchott, Kabul, Herat, Mazar el Sharif, Baghdad, Basrah, and Erbil will open on Monday, the State Department said.

(Reporting by Tabassum Zakaria; Editing by Eric Beech)

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U of M and Chinese Quarantine Center Sign MoU on Food Safety

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Priebus: GOP Not Divided Over Immigration Reform

Contrary to news reports, comprehensive immigration reform is not splintering the Republican Party, Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, tells Newsmax TV.

"It's bizarre. I don't find it to be dividing the party," Priebus tells Newsmax in an exclusive interview. "What you have is a consensus in the party that we need immigration reform, and everyone agrees on it."

He notes how the issue has brought together members of the party with such divergent views as Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.

"Now, we know that Rand Paul's version of what that looks like is going to be different than Lindsey Graham's, but you do have consensus in the party that we need serious immigration reform," Priebus said.

In June, the Senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill on a 68-32 vote that was backed by 14 Republicans. It includes provisions for a pathway to citizenship and increased border security.

The vote, which came on legislation introduced by the bipartisan Gang of Eight senators in April, sent the bill to the House of Representatives for consideration.

But the GOP-controlled House has said that it will not vote on such a huge Senate bill, opting instead to address immigration reform through individual pieces of legislation.

And House Speaker John Boehner, who vowed that the lower chamber would not take an "Obamacare-like" approach to immigration reform, has pledged to not bring any such legislation to the floor unless it has the support of most of his party's members.

Republicans have consistently attacked the Senate bill, saying it amounts to little more than amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants, that it does little to strengthen the nation's borders, and that the Senate Democratic leadership was rushing complex legislation into law.

Priebus says he is not sure what form any final legislation would take, but it should address such issues as tougher border security, worker visas ? an enhanced E-Verify system ? and a discussion on the legalization of people who are already here.

"Maybe not necessarily citizenship, but certainly a good, strong debate over the issue of legalization, and most people in the party are ready for that conversation."

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NASA turns 55. What's next for the space agency?

Fifty-five years ago Monday, President Eisenhower signed the Space Act, authorizing the creation of NASA. Since then, the space agency has grown from its Sputnik-shaded beginnings to studying the full scope of the heavens. What will the next 55 years bring?

By Liz Fuller-Wright,?Correspondent / July 31, 2013

Information from three telescopes was combined to create this image of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), a small satellite galaxy of the Milky Way located about 160,000 light years from Earth. X-rays from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory (blue) show hot regions created by these winds and shocks, while infrared data from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope (red) outline where the dust and cooler gas are found. The optical light from the 2.2-m Max-Planck-ESO telescope (yellow) in Chile shows where ultraviolet radiation from hot, young stars is causing gas in the nebula to glow.

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Fifty-six years ago, civilian pilots and military rocket scientists had little in common. And then, on October 7, 1957,?came Sputnik.

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Within a year, NASA began operations as a hastily-cobbled-together mix of of civilian aeronautics and military intercontinental ballistic missile research. Now, it's a federal agency examining the entire sweep of the sky.

From its hasty beginnings, NASA has flown 157 missions???86 still ongoing ??visiting almost every large heavenly body between the Sun and Pluto, monitoring the Earth from space, peering into the heart of our galaxy's central black hole, and looking out to distant stars and galaxies. NASA has sent 301 astronauts into space, and is currently training another nine?who will soon fly.

We have a permanent human presence in orbit and 12 men have left footprints on the Moon. NASA's satellites have orbited Mercury, Venus, Earth, the Moon, Mars, the asteroid Vesta, Jupiter, and Saturn; flown by Uranus and Neptune; and another is en route to Pluto. NASA's telescopes are listening to every corner of the universe and looking at billions of stars; they have found hundreds of planets orbiting other stars, plus countless pulsars, black holes, supernovae, and more. NASA and its sister organizations around the world are examining the secrets of the universe, from tiny grains of space dust to dark matter to unthinkably enormous galaxies.

"The 20th?century was quite an amazing time for advances in science and technology, particularly in spaceflight," says Bill Barry, NASA's chief historian. Just 55 years before NASA's creation, in 1903, the Wright brothers flew the first airplane in Kitty Hawk, N.C. And now, 55 years later, we've visited the moon, "reconnoitered the solar system ? and revolutionized our understanding of the cosmos and our place in it," he says.

"Apollo, getting to the moon, developing industries and building infrastructure, exploring our solar system, the Earth, and the larger universe ? that's a pretty good list of accomplishments for 55 years," says Dr. Barry. "It's a pretty good investment for the chunk of money we spent in the '60s plus the maintenance-level investment we've made since then."

The price of exploration

Space spending in 1957 had amounted to around $35 million ($282 million in 2013 dollars), but Sputnik fears loosened federal purse strings. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration officially began its mission October 1, 1958, after President Dwight Eisenhower signed it into law on July 29. ?In its first year, NASA's budget was about 10 times the 1957 space budget, and it grew rapidly.

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Lohan completes rehab stint; more therapy ordered

LOS ANGELES (AP) ? Lindsay Lohan has completed her court-ordered stay in rehab and must continue therapy into late next year, a judge said Wednesday.

The "Liz & Dick" star must meet with a therapist at least three times a week until November 2014, Superior Court Judge James R. Dabney said, following the treatment recommendation of Richard Taite, founder and CEO of Cliffside Malibu, the rehab facility where Lohan was recently residing.

Taite wrote Dabney a letter stating the need for Lohan to remain in therapy.

"Our entire clinical team is in unanimous agreement that if these sessions are not required by the court and attendance verified once a month to ensure accountability, it is a setup for almost certain failure," Taite wrote.

The judge's ruling calls for Lohan to receive 18 months of therapy and gives her credit for the three months of rehab that she has just completed.

If the actress is traveling, she can meet with her therapist via videoconferencing software, the judge said.

Lohan, 27, was not present at the hearing meant to update Dabney on her progress.

The actress remains on probation for a pair of cases involving the theft of a necklace and lying to police about driving when her sports car slammed into a dump truck on Pacific Coast Highway in June 2012.

Taite praised Lohan's progress in recent months.

"We couldn't be happier with the progress Ms. Lohan has made in building a solid foundation from which to continue the excellent work she has begun here at Cliffside Malibu," he wrote.

Lohan started her treatment at the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage and was later transferred to Cliffside Malibu. Her next court date is scheduled for November 2014.

The actress's latest film, "The Canyons" will have a limited theatrical release in New York and Los Angeles in August. She has signed a deal on OWN to appear in an eight-part series based on her life and will be interviewed by Oprah Winfrey in August.

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Anthony McCartney can be reached at http://twitter.com/mccartneyAP .

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Katherine A. High, M.D., to present 2013 American Society of Hematology E. Donnall Thomas Lecture

Public release date: 1-Aug-2013
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(WASHINGTON, August 1, 2013) The American Society of Hematology (ASH) will honor Katherine A. High, MD, of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia with the 2013 E. Donnall Thomas Lecture and Prize for her unparalleled work to identify the molecular basis of hemophilia and to develop novel genetic therapies to treat the disorder. Named for the late Nobel Prize laureate and past Society president E. Donnall Thomas, MD, this lectureship and prize recognizes pioneering research achievements in hematology that have helped move the field forward.

Dr. High will present her lecture, "Sailing to Ithaca: Gene Therapy's Odyssey from Investigational Agent to Therapeutic Product," at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, December 9, at the 55th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition in New Orleans. Her lecture will explore the use of gene therapies for the treatment of inherited disorders, discussing the therapeutic successes of laboratory and small-scale clinical studies conducted over the last two decades as well as the obstacles that remain to bring this seemingly straightforward yet extremely nuanced concept to successful clinical application. During her lecture Dr. High will also discuss the sustained clinical improvements yielded in the setting of inherited retinal degenerative diseases and of hemophilia B by the use of in vivo gene transfer with adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors. She will reflect on how a rigorous understanding of the interaction of AAV vectors with the human immune response, and other homeostatic mechanisms, has allowed investigators to harness the power of gene identification and gene delivery vectors to provide long-lasting therapeutic outcomes for previously incurable diseases.

As a leading expert in gene therapy of hemophilia, Dr. High has dedicated her career to bringing this novel and complex concept to fruition. Her work has ranged from basic biochemical investigations of clotting factors, virology of the AAV viruses as relevant to vector design, dissection of the human immune response to vector and transgene proteins, development of predictive large animal models, and iterative careful and highly instructive clinical trials. Her more than 15 years of investigation regarding the feasibility of gene therapy for hemophilia has culminated in successful clinical studies utilizing AAV vector-mediated gene transfer for the treatment of hemophilia B.

Dr. High is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, the William H. Bennett Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, and an attending physician at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. She received her medical degree from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and completed her Hematology fellowship at Yale University School of Medicine. Dr. High was named as a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator in 2003 and is also an elected member of both the Institute of Medicine and the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. She is a member and former Councillor of ASH, a former president of the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy, and a member of the International Society of Thrombosis and Hemostasis.

"Dr. High is unquestionably a leader in gene therapy and has made remarkable, ground-breaking contributions to the field, demonstrating creativity, determination, and the ability to overcome numerous obstacles," said ASH President Janis L. Abkowitz, MD, of the University of Washington. "Through her countless discoveries, Dr. High has transformed the notion of utilizing genetically engineered mechanisms for treatment of incurable inherited disorders from a distant vision to reality."

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The American Society of Hematology (ASH) (http://www.hematology.org) is the world's largest professional society of hematologists dedicated to furthering the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders affecting the blood. For more than 50 years, the Society has led the development of hematology as a discipline by promoting research, patient care, education, training, and advocacy in hematology. The official journal of ASH is Blood (http://www.bloodjournal.org), the most cited peer-reviewed publication in the field, which is available weekly in print and online.

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(WASHINGTON, August 1, 2013) The American Society of Hematology (ASH) will honor Katherine A. High, MD, of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia with the 2013 E. Donnall Thomas Lecture and Prize for her unparalleled work to identify the molecular basis of hemophilia and to develop novel genetic therapies to treat the disorder. Named for the late Nobel Prize laureate and past Society president E. Donnall Thomas, MD, this lectureship and prize recognizes pioneering research achievements in hematology that have helped move the field forward.

Dr. High will present her lecture, "Sailing to Ithaca: Gene Therapy's Odyssey from Investigational Agent to Therapeutic Product," at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, December 9, at the 55th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition in New Orleans. Her lecture will explore the use of gene therapies for the treatment of inherited disorders, discussing the therapeutic successes of laboratory and small-scale clinical studies conducted over the last two decades as well as the obstacles that remain to bring this seemingly straightforward yet extremely nuanced concept to successful clinical application. During her lecture Dr. High will also discuss the sustained clinical improvements yielded in the setting of inherited retinal degenerative diseases and of hemophilia B by the use of in vivo gene transfer with adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors. She will reflect on how a rigorous understanding of the interaction of AAV vectors with the human immune response, and other homeostatic mechanisms, has allowed investigators to harness the power of gene identification and gene delivery vectors to provide long-lasting therapeutic outcomes for previously incurable diseases.

As a leading expert in gene therapy of hemophilia, Dr. High has dedicated her career to bringing this novel and complex concept to fruition. Her work has ranged from basic biochemical investigations of clotting factors, virology of the AAV viruses as relevant to vector design, dissection of the human immune response to vector and transgene proteins, development of predictive large animal models, and iterative careful and highly instructive clinical trials. Her more than 15 years of investigation regarding the feasibility of gene therapy for hemophilia has culminated in successful clinical studies utilizing AAV vector-mediated gene transfer for the treatment of hemophilia B.

Dr. High is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, the William H. Bennett Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, and an attending physician at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. She received her medical degree from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and completed her Hematology fellowship at Yale University School of Medicine. Dr. High was named as a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator in 2003 and is also an elected member of both the Institute of Medicine and the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. She is a member and former Councillor of ASH, a former president of the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy, and a member of the International Society of Thrombosis and Hemostasis.

"Dr. High is unquestionably a leader in gene therapy and has made remarkable, ground-breaking contributions to the field, demonstrating creativity, determination, and the ability to overcome numerous obstacles," said ASH President Janis L. Abkowitz, MD, of the University of Washington. "Through her countless discoveries, Dr. High has transformed the notion of utilizing genetically engineered mechanisms for treatment of incurable inherited disorders from a distant vision to reality."

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The American Society of Hematology (ASH) (http://www.hematology.org) is the world's largest professional society of hematologists dedicated to furthering the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders affecting the blood. For more than 50 years, the Society has led the development of hematology as a discipline by promoting research, patient care, education, training, and advocacy in hematology. The official journal of ASH is Blood (http://www.bloodjournal.org), the most cited peer-reviewed publication in the field, which is available weekly in print and online.

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Dawn Approach and Toronado ready for Sussex Stakes ... - Bettor

Dawn Approach and Toronado ready for Sussex Stakes ? Horseracing news

Dawn Approach and Toronado are all set to clash in the Sussex Stakes (British Champions Series) (Group 1) at Goodwood in England on Wednesday, July 31, 2013.

Both runners have been up against each other in the past, but the former of the two has been successful on each occasion. However, their most recent clash at Ascot proved to be quite a close one and they were separated by just a short head distance in the end.

Talking about that race, Toronado?s trainer Richard Hughes said, ?It wasn't the bump as much as that two strides before I had said go to him and I was so happy with him. Kevin [Manning] got a bump as well but he bounced off me to keep straight. I was so disappointed for him at Ascot because this horse deserves his Group 1. He's heavier and stronger physically from Ascot but the ground is an unknown - he loves fast ground.?

The three-year-old colt has got a very good record in the sport and has performed brilliantly since making his debut in the sport. He does not have much experience, but knows how to handle pressure at the highest level. The start to his career was excellent, as he managed to win four consecutive contests.

However, he had not appeared in any race against Dawn Approach until that point. When that happened, the Richard Hannon trainee was unable to continue his winning streak. Despite that, his camp is hopeful that he has the ability to make history by beating one of the best runners of the modern time.

On the other hand, Dawn Approach?s trainer Jim Bolger said about him, ?I'm very happy with him. We didn't give him much of a break after Ascot as he gets fresh very quickly. He is very well balanced and he is going there in very good shape.?

Although the three-year-old challenger from Ireland failed to continue his winning streak in the sport, when he was defeated at Epsom, he is still ranked highly by the bookies and the punters. He has got a phenomenal strike rate and it will be difficult to stop him from winning at Goodwood.

Source: http://blogs.bettor.com/Dawn-Approach-and-Toronado-ready-for-Sussex-Stakes-Horseracing-news-a217966

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Our API directory now includes 531 reference APIs. The newest is the CanLII API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the GeoNames API. We list 88 GeoNames mashups. Below you?ll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of reference APIs.

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??arXiv API: Academic research repository

??ASPECT Vocabulary Bank for Education API: Education vocabulary controlled lists

??Attempto RACE API: Text-based logical reasoning service

??Australian Business Register ABN Lookup API: Australian Business Number look-up service

??Australian Tourism Data Warehouse API: Australian tourism information service

??AutoAppMart API: In-car application marketplace

??Avalara API: Sales tax data service

??AVIN API: Wine tracking number repository

??Avvo API: Lawyer and doctor directory service

??Baby Names API: International baby naming services

??BankHolidays API: Swedish banking holiday lookup service

??BankLZ API: German bankcode lookup service

??Barcelona Bicing API: Bicing station data

??Barnivore API: Vegan alcohol guide

??Basic Local Alignment Search Tool API: Genome database search tool

??Bavarian Authorities Signpost API: Local information service for Bavaria

??BBAS Personal Data Repository API: Semantic data for scientific biographical information

??BBAW G2L API: Greek-Latin text transliteration service

??BBAW ISO-Date API: German and Italian text analysis service

??BBAW Places API: German text analysis and place name service

??BBS Scene API: Bulletin board system services

??Bearmini Public Holiday API: Japanese public holiday reference service

??Behind the Name API: First name etymology and history database

??Best Buy BBYOpen Stores API: Retail store data

??Biblia.com API: Online bible reference service

??BibServer API: Bibliographic metadata consolidation and sharing service

??Big Huge Thesaurus API: Thesaurus lookup services

??BigOven Recipe API: Recipes, grocery list, and nutrition API

??Billboard API: Music chart service

??Bing API: Online search services

??BIOBASE API: Biological research data repository

??BioCatalogue API: Life sciences web registry service

??BioGRID API: Biological reference search service

??BioMOBY API: Plant genome reference service

??Biomolecular Interaction Network Database API: Biomolecular database

??Biosemantics JANE API: Journal and author name service

??Black Book Online API: U.S. public record search service

??Boliven API: Online repository of medical device information

??Boliven Publications API: Patent and scientific document portal

??Bookshare API: Accessible Books For Readers with Print Disabilities

??Brain Maps API: Brain section images

??Brewery DB API: Your Complete Brewery and Beer API

??burrp API: Local business search service

??Business Profiles API: Business operating information service

??Business.gov API: US government small business resources

??Byomei API: Japanese disease reference service

??Callook API: US amateur radio callsign lookup

??CalorieKing API: Food information service

??Cambridge Journals Online API: Cambridge University Press collections

??Cambridge Lookup/Ibis Web Service API: Online Contact Retrieval Service

??Cambridge University Library API: Library catalog and services

??CanLII API: Canadian legal database

??CarJam API: New Zealand car facts history service

??CarQuery API: Automobile information

??CatalogWS API: Academic library

??CDYNE 411 API: Directory assistance service

??CDYNE Death Index API: Access to the Social Security Death Index

??CDYNE Demographics API: Neighborhood level demographics service

??CEERN API: Conservation and Environment Resource Database

??CENSUS.IRE.ORG API: 2010 census data access service

??Cevir Turkish-English Dictionary API: Turkish-English Dictionary look up service

??Cheeso's Looky Book Service API: Simple book search

??Chemcaster API: Cheminformatics management platform

??ChemSpider API: Chemical structure database

??China Historical GIS API: Chinese history and geography information service

??Chinese PostalCodeSearch API: Chinese postal code lookup service

??Chronicling America API: Archive of US newspapers

??CitedIn API: PubMed citation tracking service

??CiteULike API: Citation management service

??City and State by Zip Code API: Address lookup service

??City of Helsinki Service Map API: Helsinki information and service resource map

??CityGroups API: Local public directory

??ClinicalTrials.gov API: Clinical trials database and registry

??Clodoc API: Clojure programming documentation service

??ClojureDocs API: Clojure programming language example repository

??Collins Dictionary API: Online dictionary

??CommonDataHub API: Universal data standards repository

??Complexity Intelligence Spell Checker API: Spelling correction and recommendation service

??Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network API: Community driven open knowledge database

??Conversions API: Online calculator and measurment converter

??Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum API: Design museum collections database

??Copac SALT recommender API: Library resource recommendation service

??CoPub API: Medical research text mining service

??Cortera API: Business information and research data

??Cortera Business Vitals API: Basic company information web service

??Countries and Time Zones API: Time zone information service

??CrossRef DOI Resolver API: Persistent identifier resolver

??CrunchBase API: Directory of companies, people, and investors

??CSA/NBII Biocomplexity Thesaurus API: Biocomplexity Thesaurus search service

??CSRHUB API: Corporate Social Responsibility ratings database

??D&B Direct API: Commercial business information service

??Daleeli Mobile API: Saudi Arabian business directory

??Data-Planet API: Statistical data service

??Data.be API: Business information service

??Data8 Companies House API: UK company search service

??Data8 Movers Identification API: Address checking and update service

??Datahotell API: Norway open government data

??Datanibble API: Quotes generator

??DayDetails API: On-this-date lookup service

??DBpedia API: Structured query interface to Wikipedia

??DBpedia Spotlight API: Semantic Text Annotation and Disambiguation

??DCMI Metadata Registry API: Metadata management service

??DDBC Authority Database API: Authoritative Buddhist people, place, and event name service

??Deduktiv ebaas distance API: UK postcodes service

??Deepdyve API: Scientific and medical journals

??Diablo 3 API: Diablo data service

??Dictionary Definitions API: Online dictionary

??Digital Public Library of America API: National digital library

??DigitalClassicist G-Tool API: Greek-to-Latin translation service

??DigitalNZ API: New Zealand metadata database

??Dun and Bradstreet Business Verification API: Research company background data

??Dun and Bradstreet Credit Check API: Credit quick check web service

??Dun and Bradstreet WorldBase Marketing Plus API: Business research services

??DuoShare Address Verification API: US address verification service

??DynaMed API: Medical clinic reference

??EBI CiteXplore API: Scientific publication and metadata retrieval

??eBibleicious API: Bible lookup service

??Ecolabel Index API: Ecolabel Database Tools

??Edmunds.com Inventory API: Specific automobile information via VIN

??Edoceo API: Assorted reference and conversion tools

??Education.com API: School test scores and other data

??eLife API: Biological sciences journal access service

??Elsevier Linked Data Repository API: Semantic metadata service

??Email Address Validator API: Email address validation service

??Encyclopedia of Life API: Biology Encyclopedia

??EnergyStar ABS API: Energy management and conservation service

??EnergyStar Third-Party Certification API: Energy efficiency certification processing service

??Enrycher API: Text analysis and keyword generation service

??ESV Bible Lookup API: Bible lookup service

??Europeana OpenSearch API: European museum collection metadata

??Excluded Parties List System API: List of entities ineligible for Federal contracts

??Exploring Surrey's past API: Surrey County historical resource

??Factual Places API: Open Data for sharing and reference tools

??FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Fact Sheets API: Fisheries and aquaculture data service

??FatSecret API: Food, nutrition and recipe database and diet tools

??Fietstas API: Document and text processing service

??Fillbug API: Query by example service

??FinData API: Global financial information service

??FindPeopleFree API: Find UK residents and businesses by region

??Forvo API: Online word pronunciation guide

??FraudLabs AreaCodeWorld NPA NXX Area Code API: Geographical location service

??FRED API: US Federal Reserve Economic data

??Freebase API: Community driven open database

??FreeCite API: Bibliographic citations parsing service

??FreeCovers.net API: Album cover archive

??Frengly Translation API: Text translation service

??Freshmeat API: Open source application index

??FUTEF Wikipedia API API: Third party Wikipedia web service

??Fwix Location API: Business listing service

??GEMET API: Multi-language thesaurus management service

??Genability API: Electricity price data service

??Genetics Home Reference API: Genetics research site

??Genomic Name Server API: Bioinformatics database

??GeoNames API: Geographic name and postal code lookup

??GEPIR API: Get company contact information via bar code

??Getpincode API: Indian pincode search engine

??GlobalQuran API: Quran text and audio

??Glocal Focal US Mortality Data API: US government mortality data

??Glosbe API: Multilingual online dictionary and translation memory

??GMOD API: Remote Querying of Biological Databases

??Good Business Day Exchanges API: International exchange holidays and hours reference service

??Goodreads API: Book search and social book services

??Google Books API: Book search services

??Google Civic Information API: Civic information service

??Google Diacritize API: Language pronunciation tool

??Google Places API: Local business and point of interest service

??Gracenote API: Music and video metadata service

??Greek Republic Ministry of Finance GSIS API: Greek citizens and traders information service

??Gwinnett Roman Baptist Church Open Bible API: Bible excerpt service

??Harvard Dash API: Digital repository of scholarly articles

??Hathi Trust Data Distribution API: Library catalog search service

??Healthnotes API: Self-care Decision Support

??HIPAASpace API: HIPAA code lookup services

??HireRight API: Human resources hiring screening service

??Holidays Service API: Holiday dates lookup service

??Hosca BankFinder API: Find banks by zipcode

??How do you pronounce and use?? API: Multimedia pronunciation dictionary

??I Heart Quotes API: Quotes and fortunes generator

??iCyte API: Resource and document saving service

??Idescat Catalan and Spanish Indicators API: Economic indicator service

??Idescat Onomastics API API: Catalan name data

??Idescat Rectifications API: Rectifications registry lookup service

??iFixit API: Online repair manual database

??IIAP Servicio Glosario API: Spanish glossary of environmental terms

??ikiMap API: Create Maps From Public and Personal Georeference Information

??IMDBAPI.org API: Unofficial IMDB data retrieval service

??ImpactStory API: Publication influence metrics service

??IndExs API: Index of mycology specimens

??Indian Pincode API: Indian PIN code information service

??Indiana University Knowledge Base API: Tech support reference database

??InfoChimps Datasets API: 2,000+ dataset reference library

??InfoChimps IP Intelligence Demographics API: Census data based on IP address

??Innovative Interfaces: Sierra API: Integrated library system

??Intelius Search API: Public records database search

??Internet Archive API: Non-profit Internet library and historical archive

??Ireland Revenue Customs and Excise API: Irish tax collection office data

??isiZulu API: Zulu-English dictionary

??ISOcat API: Linguistic concept definition registry

??Israel Ministry of Finance Taarif API: Israeli tariff reference service

??iTranslate4.eu API: European language translation service

??JChem ChemAxon API: Chemistry search and reference tool service

??Jigsaw API: Business information and contacts directory

??Kasabi API: Data marketplace

??Kateglo API: Indonesian online dictionary, thesaurus and glossary

??KnowMarkets Address Verification API: Postal and area code lookup services

??Korean Bible Society API: Korean-language Bible

??Kuakes API: International earthquake data

??la Loter?a del Ni?o API: Spanish Lottery Information Lookup

??Language Studio Asia Online API: Online translation service

??Lasso 9 Reference Library API: Lasso 9 reference information retrieval service

??Lawyers.com API: Legal articles archive

??Leafly API: Medicinal marijuana information service

??LER API: Danish underground utility cable information service

??Lexicomp API: Drug and clinical information service

??LexisNexis Academic API: Academic research repository

??Library of Congress SRW API: Information database search

??Library of Congress Subject Headings API: Access to the Library of Congress Subject Headings

??LibraryThing API: Books database and community

??LifeDesks API: Online science and taxonomy community

??LingQ API: language development service

??LinguLab API: Text creation and editing service

??LittleShoot Labs MIME API: File type reference service

??LittleSis API: Database for tracking political and business relationships

??LiveAddress Verification API: US address verification, validation, and geocoding

??LocalSchoolDirectory API: School information and search service

??Lollapalooza API: Music event reference

??London Prayer Times API: Unified Islamic prayer timetable for London

??Longman Dictionary API: English dictionary reference source

??LyricFind API: Music lyrics database

??MacMillan Dictionary API: Online dictionary

??Malaysia Prayer Times API: Muslim prayer times for Malaysia

??Martindale-Hubbell API: Legal directory

??MasterCard Merchant Identifier API: Merchant data lookup service

??MedlinePlus API: Health information service

??Mendeley API: Academic research paper sharing service

??Merriam-Webster Dictionary API: Dictionary and thesaurus products

??MetriDyne API: Real-time measurement accumulates service

??Microsoft MSDN API: Technical reference library

??Mirlyn API: Library catalog and services

??Mnemotechniques Abbreviator API: Abbreviation services

??Morpher API: Russian language reference service

??MovieMeter API: Retrieve film information in Dutch

??MovieZine.se API: Movie database query service

??MTPS Content Service API: Access to Microsoft documentation and related content

??Museum of London API: Access to museum data

??MyAvoxData API: Business entity data

??MyFonts API: Font store

??NADA API: Used car values lookup service

??Naringslex API: Oslo entrepreneurial reference service

??NASA Astrophysics Data System API: Astronomy and physics data service

??Nasa Exoplanet Archive API: Astronomical archive

??National Drug File-Reference Terminology API: Clinical information about medications

??National Library of Medicine ChemSpell API: Chemical reference database

??National Library of Medicine Digital Collections API: Library of medical books and video

??National Library of Medicine DIRLINE API: Medical information resource database

??Nature.com OpenSearch API: Scientific publication search service

??NCSU Libraries CatalogWS API: Library catalog and services

??NCSU Scholarly Publications Repository API: Academic publication information service

??Neil deGrasse Tyson Quotes API: Neil deGrasse Tyson Quotes

??NeuStar Port PS API: Telephone number information automation service

??New York Times Article Search API: New York Times article archives

??New York Times Campaign Finance API: U.S. campaign finance data

??New York Times Congress API: US Congress historical data

??New York Times Districts API: Political districts service

??New York Times Most Popular API: News popularity service

??New York Times Newswire API: All recent New York Times articles in summary

??New York Times NY State Legislature API: NY State legislative member information

??NextBio API: Science data research platform

??Ningbo Institute of Technology SOIP API: Open API for Searching the NIT Information Portal

??Nobel Prize API: Nobel Prize information service

??NoSwearing API: Swear word filter

??NSDL Search API: Online science library

??NTNU IME Faculty API: NTNU University data

??NumberLaundry API: Phone Number Information Service

??Numbers API: Number reference service

??Nursing & Health Survival Guides API: Health and nursing guide series

??Obituarydata.com API: Obituary data archive

??Ockham Spell API: Spelling suggestion service

??OCLC Article Exchange API: Library document sharing service

??OCLC Classify API: Library catalog classification service

??OCLC WMS API: Library collection management services

??Office for National Statistics API: UK neighborhood and census data

??OMA Browser API: Proteins search engine

??OMG API: Computer industry standards database

??OneMusic API: Music metadata collection

??ONKI Ontology and Thesaurus API: Finnish library thesaurus and ontology service

??Open Charge Map API: Electric vehicle charging point database.

??Open Context API: Museum collection resesarch and reference service

??Open Library API: Library data access

??OpenCorporates API: Corporate information database

??OpenDOAR API: Academic research repository

??OReilly Safari API: Book search

??Our Manna Daily Verses API: Daily bible verses

??PastPlace API: Historical data service

??PBS TV Schedules API: TV schedule data service

??Peachpit Visual QuickStart Guides API: Visual QuickStart Guide

??Pearson Brilliant Series API: How-to and reference books

??Pearson Dictionaries API: Dictionary and reference service

??PGXN API: PostgreSQL metadata distribution service

??PhoneVal API: Phone number validation service

??PicketReport Lifestyle API: Neighborhood lifestyle data service

??Pillbox API: Medication identification service

??PilotOutlook API: International airport data

??Pincodr API: Indian pincode search service

??PLoS Search API: Scientific literature search service

??Postcode Anywhere API: UK and international address management software, postcode finder web services and more

??Postcode Anywhere Address Services API: Address capture, lookup and search

??Postcode Anywhere Customer Profiling API: UK population segmentation data service

??Postcode Anywhere Worldwide Business Data API: Business record database

??PostcodePal API: Geographic datasets for the United Kingdom and Crown Dependencies

??Powerhouse Museum Collection API: Online museum collection and datasets

??Pro6PP API: Dutch postcode database services

??Product Life Cycle Support API: Product management service for businesses

??Project Bamboo API: Humanities research support service

??PRONOM API: Electronic records management technical information database

??ProThesaurus API: Protein name thesaurus

??PubChem PUG API: Molecular library database

??PubMLST API: Biological database

??Pulsepoint Real-Time Classifier API: Context definition and classification service

??Pushpin Location Data API: Location and statistical information about places

??Python Package Index API: Python code database

??Qualified Address API: US address verification service

??Questsin API: Thesaurus and answers lookup services

??Quotations Book API: Quotations database

??Quotes Daddy API: Great quotes database

??RadioReference API: Radio station database

??Random House API: Book search and viewing service

??Raphael Research Resource API: Artwork linked data service

??RateBeer API: beer database and rating tool

??Real Estate Transaction Standard API: Real estate information standards reference

??RealEDA Reverse Phone Lookup API: Lookup address and name via phone

??RealSearch Liberty Criminal API: Criminal records search service

??RealSearch Wireless & Cellphone API: Wireless carrier database

??Realtime Register API: Uniform domain name registration service

??Record Setter URDB API: World record reference site

??refbase OpenSearch API: Bibliographic search service

??ReferralCandy API: Customer referral service

??RegExLib API: Database of regular expressions

??Regulations.gov API: U.S. government regulations document repository

??RestFul Web Services Airport API: Airport code reference service

??RestFul Web Services Bible API: Bible verse look-up service

??RestFul Web Services GeoIP API: IP address location service

??RestFul Web Services HCPCS API: Health care procedure code reference service

??RestFul Web Services Postal Code API: International postal code look-up service

??RestFul Web Services UNSPSC API: eCommerce product classification code reference

??RestFul Web Services USA Zip Code API: Zip code location service

??Reverse Australia API: Australian reverse phone lookup service

??RhymeBrain API: Online rhyming dictionary

??Rhyming API: Rhyming dictionary

??RIPE Database API: Internet Registry Database

??Ripe Development API: Local time and zip code information services

??Royal Albert Memorial Museum API: Museum collections data and image database

??RubyGems API: Ruby community gem hosting service

??RxNorm API: Clinical drug vocabularies

??RxTerms API: Drug prescription terminolgies

??Safe Creative API: Free copyright registry

??Sapo Holiday API: Portuguese holiday reference service

??Sapo POI API: Location data service

??Sapo Semantic Lists API: Semantic word lists service

??Sapo Verbetes API: WhoIs query service for public figures

??Scholarly iQ API: Scholarly publication tracking service

??Scholarometer API: Scholar impact rating service

??Science Museum API: British Science Museum data and services

??SciVerse Framework and Content API: Science Reference Research Platform OpenSocial

??Scopus API: Academic citation database

??SDSS CasJobs API: Scientific data and query management system

??SecondHandSongs API: Cover song reference

??SeedFinder API: Cannabis strain information service

??Sem4Tags API: Semantic tagging interpretation service

??Semantics3 API: Product Database

??Sensis Business Search API: Australian business directory search service

??SermonAudio API: Audio sermon library service

??SERP-P API: Philippines demographic data service

??ServiceObjects DOTS Demographics API: Zip code level demographic service

??ServiceObjects DOTS NCOA Live API: U.S. change-of-address (COA) update service

??Sesame Name Resolver API: Astronomical object information service

??Shakespeare API: Shakespearian play quote origin identification service

??SHOUTcast Radio API: Internet radio database service

??SigQuotes API: Random Alistair Young quote generator

??SimpleUPC API: Product information database

??Simply Postcode API: Postcode and address lookup service

??SKGA Golf Hadicap API: Golf handicap in Slovakia

??Skolportalen API: Swedish education resource documentation

??SKOS Thesaurus API: Thesaurus of related concepts

??Socrata Open Data API: Online data sharing service

??Softonic API: Catalog of downloadable software

??SolarGIS API: Solar resources information and calculation services

??SolarPlots API: Sun position tracking service

??Spellchecker.net API: Spelling correction service

??Spire ITIS API: Taxanomic serial number and scientific name database

??Springer API: Scientific journal and books database

??SRC Demographics API: Demographic reference data

??St. Gregorios Church Bible API: Bible verse retrieval service

??Stack Exchange API: Question and answer site network

??STANDS4 Definitions API: Dictionary definition service

??Stanford HighWire API: COUNTER Usage Statistics Service

??State Library of New South Wales API: Internal library website maintenance and fundraising service

??Stochastic IMDb API: Unofficial IMDb service

??StrikeIron Address Verfication API: Global address verification service

??StrikeIron Do Not Call API: Telephone number verification serice

??StrikeIron Foreign Exchange Rates API: Foreign exchange rate information service

??StrikeIron Insider Trading API: Insider trading transaction information

??StrikeIron Lite Web Services API: Financial, census data, phone numbers, and other data

??StrikeIron Phone Number Enhancement API: Adds address and statistical data based on phone number

??StrikeIron Residential Lookup API: Residential directory lookup and validation service

??StrikeIron Reverse Phone Lookup API: Reverse phone lookup services

??StrikeIron Sales Tax Basic API: Sales and use tax data service

??StrikeIron Super Data Pack API: APIs for variety of reference data sources

??StrikeIron Tax Service API: Sales tax reference lookup

??StrikeIron US Addresses API: US address verification service

??StrikeIron US Census API: Census data information service

??StrikeIron Zacks Company Profile API: Corporate profiles web service

??StrikeIron ZIP and Postal Code Info API: ZIP and Postal Code information service

??Styfee API: Internalization and localization services

??SureChemDirect API: Chemistry Patent Data

??Synonyms API: Online thesaurus

??Tariff Analysis Project API: Official utility tariff data service

??Telephony Intelligence Data Services API: Telephony customer data service

??Texas History API: Texas History Resource

??TextRazor API: Text analysis service

??The Alife Database API: Listing of websites related to artificial life

??The Business Model Project API: Business model taxonomy

??The Freedom Registry API: Anti-human trafficking organization collaboration platform

??The Movie DB API: Movie, cast and image database

??The Society of Authors Member Search API: Search for a writer or translator

??Thesaurus API: Multi-languages thesaurus search service

??Thirukkural API: Thirukkural reference service

??Thomas Beyer First Names and Gender API: European names lookup service

??Thomson Reuters Knowledge Direct API: Business information and analytics

??Thomson Reuters Pharma API: Investigational drugs data

??Thomson Reuters Web of Science API: Citation reference index

??ThrustCurve API: Model rocket motor data

??Timetric API: Statistical analysis tools and data

??TimeZoneDb API: Time zone database

??Tixik API: Famous places GPS services

??Tourism New Zealand API: New Zealand tourism information service

??TOXNET API: Toxicology database

??Translated.net API: Professional translation workflow service

??Trends Top API: Company information service

??TurnItin iThenticate API: Plagiarism detection service

??U.S. National Library of Medicine ChemSpell API: Chemical name spell checker and thesaurus

??UC Davis IET API: University directory services

??UK National Archives Discovery API: National archives catalog

??UMBEL API: Semantic structure service

??UN Contrade API: International trade statistics service

??UN Data API: United Nations information service

??Unified Tax API: Sales tax lookup service

??University of Michigan Buildings API: University of Michigan building information

??University of Michigan Courses API: University of Michigan course information

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