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Forbes: Apple's iPhone may have already rendered Amazon's new
Kindle eBook reader obsolete |
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Apple warns 'Boot Camp' could lead to fewer Mac apps |
3 |
Black market Apple iPhones are China's newest 'Ai Feng' ('Love
Craze') |
4 |
Survey shows IT pros considering Apple's Mac OS X vs.
migrating to Windows Vista |
5 |
T-Mobile Germany ordered to allow iPhone use on rival carriers |
6 |
Apple's Mac OS X Leopard, Mac OS X Server Leopard awarded UNIX
03 certification |
7 |
Another Nail for MS |
8 |
Dualy Adds 802.11b/g/n to USB Macs |
9 |
Mac OS X Leads Pack of Vista Alternatives |
10 |
Zenhabits: How to Get Things Done on Your Mac |
11 |
Even minute levels of lead cause brain damage in children |
12 |
Regular exercise reduces risk of blood clots |
13 |
The World's Tiniest Projector: Hikari Pro 920 |
14 |
Review: Web Site Helps Track Trip Plans |
15 |
After Mona Lisa, scientist strips down Leonardo's 'Lady with
Ermine' |
16 |
Regulation of the retinoic acid gradient in zebrafish embryos |
17 |
Bees are the new silkworms |
18 |
Researchers find memory can be manipulated by photos |
19 |
Like father, like son: Attractiveness is hereditary |
20 |
3-D photonic crystals will revolutionize telecommunications |
21 |
Cancer drug works by overactivating cancer gene |
22 |
Clean Room Classic: Vacuum Evaporator Purchased 50 Years Ago
Still Going Strong |
23 |
Astronomers Say Moons Like Ours Are Uncommon |
24 |
Study Finds Significant N. American Internet Capacity
Limitations |
25 |
Stem cell breakthrough uses human skin not embryos |
26 |
Axions Not Cause of Unexpected Observation |
27 |
Thermoelectric materials are 1 key to energy savings |
28 |
Researchers Discover Surface Orbital 'Roughness' in Manganites |
29 |
'Wiring up' enzymes for producing hydrogen in fuel cells |
30 |
Researchers present new solution for miniaturized organic
lasers |
31 |
Organic Molecules Stay on |
32 |
SE Asian leaders back nuclear energy |
33 |
Goddard Engineers and Divers Multi-Task for Hubble |
34 |
Bargain Basement Satellites |
35 |
S. Korea outlines space program |
36 |
China Manned Mission to Follow Olympics |
37 |
Near Zero Emissions Coal study launched in Beijing |
38 |
Padang: a major Indonesian city threatened by disaster |
39 |
Cap-and-trade policies could hurt Utah |
40 |
Bookmark Improvements New to Firefox 3 |
41 |
Year-old Storm virus still infecting PCs |
42 |
Virtual Eve: first in human computer interaction |
43 |
Most college students wish they were thinner, study shows |
44 |
Rogue bacteria involved in both heart disease and infertility |
45 |
Researcher to Study Dog Genome for Clues to Lymphoma in Humans |
46 |
Selective memory helpful short-term but harmful long-term |
47 |
Study suggests adjusting PSA scores for obese men or cancers
may be missed |
48 |
Monkeys able to fend off AIDS-like symptoms with enhanced HIV
vaccine |
49 |
Nuclear desalination |
50 |
Study looks at sensing, movement and behavior |
51 |
Selfish DNA and the Genetic Control of Vector-Borne Diseases |
52 |
During biggest travel weekend, beware of states that don't
enforce seat belt laws |
53 |
Stress response in the brain relies on a blood-thinning
protein |
54 |
Digging biblical history, or the end of the world |
55 |
Secrets in rare cartography |
56 |
Reprogramming the debate: stem-cell finding alters ethical
controversy |
57 |
Woody species in floating marshes drive plant diversity |
58 |
Versatile Computer Program Works For Detecting Best Blogs And
Worst Water |
59 |
Telecommuting Has Mostly Positive Consequences For Employees
And Employers |
60 |
Brain Imaging Shows How Men And Women Cope Differently Under
Stress |
61 |
Women's Medical Needs Are Vastly Different Than Men's |
62 |
Flavonoid-rich Diet Helps Women Decrease Risk Of Ovarian
Cancer |
63 |
Magnetic Nanoparticles Detect And Remove Harmful Bacteria |
64 |
Novel Way Found To Prevent Protein Plaques Implicated In
Alzheimer's |
65 |
Stem Cells without the Embryos |
66 |
E-Paper Comes Alive |
67 |
Better Computer Chips, Sooner |
68 |
Stem Cell Breakthrough Is Like 'Turning Lead Into Gold' |
69 |
Firefox 3 Beta 1 Arrives in Fighting Shape |
70 |
More Evidence We've Entered the End of Oil |
71 |
Flying Spaghetti Monster Inspires Wonky Religious Debate |
72 |
Cellphones Get a Boost, Thanks to Radios Made of Software |
73 |
Stem cell breakthrough defuses debate |
74 |
Stem cell breakthrough uses human skin not embryos |
75 |
Endangered bighorn sheep to get collars |
76 |
Why Obese Men Post Lower PSA Levels |
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Obesity can skew key prostate cancer test results |
78 |
Removing tonsils may not be best for kids: study |
79 |
PET Scans Can Spot Cervical Cancer's Return |
80 |
Women aren't men--yet studies often apply results in men to
women |
81 |
T-Mobile Germany's iPhone Exclusivity Challenged by Vodafone |
82 |
Scientists: Skin cells can behave like stem cells |
83 |
Romulus and Remus cave may have been found: experts |
84 |
Science and Uncertainty |
85 |
Sex Scandal Hits Atlanta-Area Megachurch |
86 |
Starting Tuesday, plastic bags illegal at big S.F. grocery
stores |
87 |
Cannabis Compound May Stop Metastatic Breast Cancer |
88 |
Migraine Tied to Thickening in Brain Area |
89 |
Jade Earrings Reveal Ancient S.E. Asian Trade Route |
90 |
Noah's Flood May Have Triggered European Farming |
91 |
Noah's Ark Discovered in Iran? |
92 |
Photo in the News: Grotto of Rome's Founders Revealed |
93 |
Human Skin Cells Given Stem Cell Properties |
94 |
Why did the chipmunk not cross the road? |
95 |
Giant sea scorpion discovered |
96 |
Drug firms accused of biasing doctors' training |
97 |
Cosmic-ray source still in doubt |
98 |
A Breakthrough on Stem Cells |
99 |
Most U.S. Family Physicians Are Foreign |
100 |
Secondhand Dope Smoke: False Positive or Fallacy? |
101 |
'Dancing With the Stars' One Star Short of a Finale |
102 |
Pumpkin Pie That Loves You Back! |
103 |
Cruciferous Veggies Deserve to Shine on the Thanksgiving Table |
104 |
Walking off the Weight |
105 |
Human Embryonic Stem Cells--Without an Embryo |
106 |
Rock Center Tree Lights Go 'green' |
107 |
Astronomers driven to the end of the earth |
108 |
Embryonic stem cells without embryos |
109 |
Man-sized sea scorpion claw found |
110 |
Skin transformed into stem cells |
111 |
Astronauts aim for tight deadline |
112 |
'Mythical Roman cave' unearthed |
113 |
'This is a very exciting advance' |
114 |
Cancer studies 'wasted millions' |
115 |
How cancer studies wasted cash |
116 |
Could failure be thy name? |
117 |
New life inside the depressed brain |
118 |
Astronauts Wire Up New Space Station Room |
119 |
Scientists Find Fossil Of Enormous Bug |
120 |
Stem Cell Breakthrough Avoids Embryo Use |
121 |
Stiff Arteries May Stifle Aging Mind |
122 |
Police Smelled Trouble With Teenagers |
123 |
Spacewalkers Outfit Space Station's Newest Room |
124 |
Human skin cells reprogrammed to act like stem cells |
125 |
Let's Hope Kindle Is Only Chapter One |
126 |
Amazon's Kindle vs. Sony's Reader |
127 |
Mozilla Rolls Out Firefox 3.0 Beta |
128 |
Vodafone wins round against iPhone in Germany |
129 |
Vodafone Calls iPhone Foul |
130 |
Facebook responds to MoveOn criticism of ad program |
131 |
Vista Service Pack Doesn't Speed OS |
132 |
AT&T Articulates its Open Handset Alliance Concerns |
133 |
Open Mobile SDKs March to Freedom |
134 |
Scientists Bypass Need for Embryo to Get Stem Cells |
135 |
Stem Cell Q&A |
136 |
Scientists turn ordinary skin cells into stem cells |
137 |
Quit smoking pill being investigated |
138 |
FDA probes reports of problem behavior with Pfizer drug |
139 |
Pedometer users walk farther, get healthier, researchers say |
140 |
Non-Toxic Marijuana Compound May Stop Spread Of Breast Cancer |
141 |
Let's talk turkey |
142 |
Thanksgiving Turkey Tips to Keep Food Poisoning at Bay |
143 |
Web design apps for beginners |
144 |
New Way to ID Stars in Night Sky Photos |
145 |
Earth's Moon is Rare Oddball |
146 |
NASA Mars Rover Opportunity: Rock Abrasion Tool Shows
Anomalous Behavior |
147 |
NASA Mars Opportunity Rover Finds Way to Brush Rock Surfaces
Despite Setbacks |
148 |
Spotlight on Titan During Recent Cassini Flyby |
149 |
Enceladus in Hiding |
150 |
Circling Satellites |
151 |
Mars Rovers Most Amazing Discoveries |
152 |
Biotechnology business booming, industry says |
153 |
Time running out for tasmanian devils |
154 |
Monster sea scorpion was 'bigger than man' |
155 |
Hungry humpbacks on the move |
156 |
Rome's legendary she-wolf cave located: minister |
157 |
Researchers hail stem cell 'Holy Grail' |
158 |
Plant goo waves insects goodbye |
159 |
Whale lost in Amazon found dead |
160 |
Playing the meter |
161 |
UK broadband use reaches new high |
162 |
T-Mobile to open up iPhone sales |
163 |
Pay Me for My Content |
164 |
Do small firms really need a website? |
165 |
U.K. In Uproar Over Massive Data Loss |
166 |
Cheetah Escape Baffles Mo. Zoo Officials |
167 |
Florida's Oyster Industry Drying Up? |
168 |
Rome's Legendary "Wolf" Nursery Unveiled |
169 |
Help! A Bug Way Too Big To Kill |
170 |
Iowa Family Trapped In Corn Avalanche |
171 |
Ancient sea scorpion was 8 feet long |
172 |
Scientist Discover Super-Sized Ancient Sea Scorpion |
173 |
German Scientist Discovers Fossil of Giant Sea Scorpion Claw |
174 |
Fossil Reveals Monster Scorpion |
175 |
Verizon Turns Up Its Cool Quotient |
176 |
Behold the cranberry: A healthy holiday favorite |
177 |
Bounty of the Bog Gets Pricier |
178 |
Relish This: Give cranberries a fresh star turn |
179 |
Cranberries: The little berry that could |
180 |
Cranberries to relish |
181 |
Cranberries are in season |
182 |
Tryptophan, Turkey and Trust |
183 |
Give Thanks: Cranberries, Best of Super Foods |
184 |
Eating right |
185 |
After-dinner nap may be long overdue |
186 |
Sleepy after meal? Don't blame turkey |
187 |
New Method Equalizes Stem Cell Debate |
188 |
Scientists turn human skin cells into stem cells in
breakthrough |
189 |
Stem-cell breakthrough might erase controversy |
190 |
Both sides applaud stem-cell advance |
191 |
Breakthrough on stem cells |
192 |
U.N. Agency Denies Inflating Cases of H.I.V. Deliberately |
193 |
Pedometer users walk farther, get healthier, researchers say |
194 |
Pedometers increases activity level for obese people |
195 |
Track Steps To Lose Weight, Doc Says |
196 |
A 'great little motivator' for weight loss |
197 |
Screening tests may miss prostate cancer in obese patients |
198 |
PSA test in obese men can produce false results |
199 |
Chemical in Marijuana Fights Breast Cancer |
200 |
Cannabis may stop cancer spread |
201 |
Preparing a turkey isn't brine surgery |
202 |
Thanksgiving recipes: Brined turkey |
203 |
Turkey tips: Buy today, brine tomorrow |
204 |
How to achieve the best brining experience |
205 |
Foolproof steps to a tasty turkey |
206 |
Molecular 'foreman' discovered for brain wiring |
207 |
Mapping the selective brain |
208 |
Ripening secrets of the vine revealed |
209 |
Salk scientists identify key nerve navigation pathway |
210 |
Another type of nanotube, a how-to guide to making
bamboo-structured carbon nanotubes |
211 |
Wake up and smell the sweat |
212 |
Are current projections of climate change-impacts on
biodiversity misleading? |
213 |
Closeness is not a problem: New ways to handle spatial
dependencies in species distributions |
214 |
Cigarette Smoke And Alcohol Damage Hearts Worse As Combo |
215 |
UD researchers set new chemical world record |
216 |
New microscope peers into secret lives of cells |
217 |
FED-TVs with carbon nanotube technology could supersede plasma
and LCD flat screens |
218 |
Carbon nanotubes to be replaced by MoSIx nanowires in
high-tech devices says new study |
219 |
Growing tiny carbon nanotube wires to connect computer chips
of the future |
220 |
Dude, big screen TVs, flexible electronics and surfboards made
from same new material! |
221 |
Improved wettability of carbon nanotubes opens the door to new
possibilities |
222 |
Understanding of actuator properties of carbon nanotubes bring
micro machines closer |
223 |
Rosetta: Earth's true colours |
224 |
Simple recipe turns human skin cells into embryonic stem
cell-like cells |
225 |
Obesity-linked high blood volumes render PSA prostate cancer
test less effective, study suggests |
226 |
UW-Madison scientists guide human skin cells to embryonic
state |
227 |
Post-treatment PET scans can reassure cervical cancer patients |
228 |
Shinya Yamanaka reprograms human adult cells |
229 |
NYU neuroscientists show naturally occurring chemical in brain
enhances visual processing |
230 |
How can we know early who will benefit from tumor target
therapy? |
231 |
Arterial vascular disease underdiagnosed, undertreated in
older US women |
232 |
XDR-TB genes decoded |
233 |
Stress different for the sexes |
234 |
Stem cells from skin |
235 |
Gene transfer vs. hereditary blindness |
236 |
Hope flickers for Parkinson's |
237 |
Thick brain tied to migraines |
238 |
Hypnotherapy helps for IBS |
239 |
Huge Claw Belonged to 8-foot Sea Scorpion |
240 |
Babies Judge Character Well |
241 |
Sense of Beauty Partly Innate, Study Suggests |
242 |
Carnivorous Plant Kills With Deadly Slime |
243 |
Why is Dark Meat Dark? |
244 |
Social Networking Sites May Foster Same Old Divisions |
245 |
Pedometer Pushes People to Walk More |
246 |
Survey of Americans Finds Widespread Unease |
247 |
Thankgiving Myth: Turkey Makes You Sleepy |
248 |
Airports Are Paradise...for Pets |
249 |
Huge Submarine Landslide Discovered |
250 |
Climate Change Can Spark War |
251 |
What Space Telescopes of Tomorrow Will See |
252 |
Flight Path Stains Irk Wis. Residents |
253 |
'Spiderman' Scales Part of China Mountain |
254 |
Squirrels Briefly Kill Power in 2 Cities |
255 |
Sanctuary of Rome's Mythical Founder Revealed |
256 |
Is Disease "Inheritance" More Random than Once
Thought? |
257 |
Proposal raises bones of contention |
258 |
UK 'terrorist' fights science-course ban |
259 |
Worms live longer on antidepressant |
260 |
Babies can spot nice and nasty characters |
261 |
World HIV infection overestimated by 7 million |
262 |
Hunting male polar bears risks population collapse |
263 |
Giant claw points to monster sea scorpion |
264 |
Type 1 diabetes genes identified |
265 |
Cheap hydrogen power gets a nanotube boost |
266 |
Monster waves less of a threat with smart radar |
267 |
Moons like Earth's are few and far between |
268 |
Neutron Scatter Camera Provides a New-and-improved Way to Look
at Radiation |
269 |
Fluorescence-based Bioaerosol Sensing Project Seeks to Lower
False Alarm Rates |
270 |
Horses Disperse Alien Plants Along Recreational Trails |
271 |
New Microscope Peers into Secret Lives of Cells |
272 |
Researchers Set New Chemical World Record |
273 |
Climate Change Triggers Wars and Population Decline |
274 |
A Mutation Named Magellan Steers Nerve Cells Off Course |
275 |
Wake Up and Smell the Sweat |
276 |
Bound to Identify Intruders |
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