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Need a building? Just add water Wired News"A pair of engineers in London have come up with a 'building in a bag' -- a sack of cement-impregnated fabric. To erect the structure, all you have to do is add water to the bag and inflate it with air. Twelve hours later the Nissen-shaped shelter is dried out and ready for use. ... Dubbed the Concrete Canvas, the shelter incorporates the best aspects of both forms. It is almost as easy to transport as a tent, but is as durable and secure as a portable building." (03/15/05)
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Holland: Prostitutes complain of police voyeurs Ananova [UK]"Prostitutes in a Dutch city say their business is being ruined by policemen turning up to watch them have sex with clients. Working girls in Groningen have complained to the mayor because they say embarrassed customers are being put off. Prostitutes foundation De Straatmadelief said up to a dozen police cars have been parking near street sex zones so officers can watch them at work.'Instead of focused inspections, they are coming and watching like monkeys,' the foundation said in a written complaint handed to the mayor." (03/16/05)

Vatican appoints official Da Vinci Code debunker Guardian [UK]"With sales of over 18m copies in 44 languages, topping bestseller charts all over the world and earning its author more than £140m, Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code is a global phenomenon. And now it has become the first book ever to have an archbishop dedicated to debunking its contents. Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Archbishop of Genoa and a possible successor to the Pope, has been appointed by the Vatican to rebut what the Catholic church calls the 'shameful and unfounded errors' contained within The Da Vinci Code. He is organising a series of public debates focusing on the conspiracy theories and what the Vatican sees as the blurring of fact and fiction at the heart of the thriller, the first of which will be held in Genoa tomorrow." (03/15/05)