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Title |
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Artificial DNA |
| 2 |
Researchers Develop 100% Accurate Electronic Face Recognition |
| 3 |
Group Releases Climate State of the Union |
| 4 |
Global Warming Enters Hurricane Debate |
| 5 |
F-16s Were in Area Where UFO Reported |
| 6 |
Digital Music Sales Up Worldwide |
| 7 |
YouTube Expands Mobile Video Service |
| 8 |
Yahoo Eyeing Online Music Service |
| 9 |
Yellowstone launches live webcam of Old Faithful |
| 10 |
The Impact of Car Seats: A New Prescription for Prevention? |
| 11 |
CDC Reports Contact With Pet Turtles Caused Salmonella
Outbreak |
| 12 |
Calif. Court: Medical Pot Not OK at Work |
| 13 |
Risky Drug Combinations--a Fickle Fix? |
| 14 |
Funny or Informative? Mom Video Blogs Sex Education |
| 15 |
Junk DNA tells tales of the Pacific |
| 16 |
New evidence on how birds took to flight |
| 17 |
Stormy Jupiter reveals more secrets |
| 18 |
Synthetic life 'advance' reported |
| 19 |
Virgin unveils spaceship designs |
| 20 |
Secrets of bird flight revealed |
| 21 |
Climate 'clearly out of balance' |
| 22 |
UK woes could impact Euro physics |
| 23 |
Last Alaska language speaker dies |
| 24 |
Canal plan divides Korea |
| 25 |
Mystery image of 'life on Mars' |
| 26 |
Net body issues plea for liberty |
| 27 |
Social sites prove hard to leave behind |
| 28 |
Japan looks to step beyond HD |
| 29 |
MacBook Air recommendation: 10 reasons to wait |
| 30 |
Digital Downloads Up While CD Sales Sink |
| 31 |
Branson Unveils Civilian Spaceship |
| 32 |
Amazon Deforestation Rises Sharply In 2007 |
| 33 |
Asteroid Will Swing By, But Won't Stop |
| 34 |
Scientists Build First Man-Made Genome; Synthetic Life Comes
Next |
| 35 |
Scientists Build First Man-Made Genome; Synthetic Life Comes
Next |
| 36 |
Research Team Replicates Bacterium's Genetic Structure |
| 37 |
Creation of synthetic chromosome a step closer to artificial
life |
| 38 |
Researchers take step towards synthetic life |
| 39 |
Scientists Take New Step Toward Man-Made Life |
| 40 |
Virgin Unveils Private Spaceship Design |
| 41 |
Report: iPhones piling up at AT&T stores |
| 42 |
Apple Slashes iPhone Shipment Projections After Disappointing
European Sales |
| 43 |
A third of all iPhones sold ended up unlocked |
| 44 |
US iPhone carrier AT&T sees record subscriber boost |
| 45 |
Apple Slashing iPhone Projections In Half? Doubt It. |
| 46 |
Reports: Mac OS X 10.5.2 update imminent |
| 47 |
Apple offers surprises, good and bad |
| 48 |
Leopard 10.5.2 update to add surprise improvements? |
| 49 |
Apple implements 20 new fixes in latest Mac OS X 10.5.2 build |
| 50 |
Editorial--Apple is Falling Behind Customer Needs |
| 51 |
Mac OS X 10.5.2: Optional Translucent Menubar, DVD/CD Sharing |
| 52 |
Apple posts $1.58 billion profit on record Mac sales (Conf.
call live coverage) |
| 53 |
Tesla Roadster: Don't worry about the future of transportation
being fun |
| 54 |
Tesla Roadster to enter production on March 17 |
| 55 |
Isaiah Processor Faster Than Silverthorne, Via says |
| 56 |
Via readies Isaiah as Intel Silverthorne competitor |
| 57 |
Via makes way for 64-bit chips |
| 58 |
Via's Centaur Confirms 2008 Launch for 'Isaiah' CPU |
| 59 |
VIA readies new Isaiah CPU architecture |
| 60 |
HP Launches Desktop With Solid-State Drive |
| 61 |
HP Intros Thin Business Desktops With Solid-State Drives |
| 62 |
HP dives into flash drive world |
| 63 |
IBM Introduces Latest Set Of Web 2.0, Collaboration Tools |
| 64 |
IBM touts Web 2.0 cred with Lotus Mashups |
| 65 |
IBM Advances Web 2.0 Platform for Business |
| 66 |
Drug-Coated Stents Safe, Study Concludes |
| 67 |
Bypasses Outshine Stents in Study |
| 68 |
California Worker Fired for Marijuana Use Can't Sue (Update3) |
| 69 |
California Court Legitimizes Firings for Use of Prescribed
Marijuana |
| 70 |
Supreme Court Rules Workers Can Be Fired For Marijuana |
| 71 |
Calif. Court: Medical Pot Not OK at Work |
| 72 |
Workers can be fired for using medical pot off duty, Calif.
court says |
| 73 |
Can Yogurt Really Boost Your Health? |
| 74 |
Woman says Dannon overstates benefits of some yogurt products |
| 75 |
Yogurt maker sued for claims |
| 76 |
National Study Finds High Levels of Mercury in Tuna |
| 77 |
Japan Says Mercury Levels in Tuna Don't Threaten Public Health |
| 78 |
High mercury content found in NYC sushi, Seattle below average |
| 79 |
Consumer Group Calls for Stronger Warnings on Potential
Dangers of Botox |
| 80 |
Stem Cells Finally Found in Pancreas |
| 81 |
Elusive Pancreatic Stem Cells Found In Adult Mice |
| 82 |
Cell regeneration brings hope for diabetics |
| 83 |
Scientists find pancreatic stem cells in mice |
| 84 |
U.S. Researchers Link Belly Fat To Higher Risk Of Heart
Attack, Stroke |
| 85 |
More clues about belly fat--the ticking time bomb |
| 86 |
Black tea may lower risk of Parkinson's disease |
| 87 |
Three cups of coffee a day 'can cut risk of ovarian cancer' |
| 88 |
Driving Skills Decline Among People With Early Alzheimer's |
| 89 |
Drivers with early Alzheimer's more prone to accidents |
| 90 |
Camera in a pill offers cheaper, easier window on your insides |
| 91 |
Popular Arthritis Drug May Disrupt Heart Rhythm, UB Research
Finds |
| 92 |
When accounting for the global nitrogen budget, don't forget
fish |
| 93 |
Unanimous Union: The mind and body together lean toward
'truthiness' |
| 94 |
New radar satellite technique sheds light on ocean current
dynamics |
| 95 |
'Telepathic' genes recognize similarities in each other |
| 96 |
Team IDs weakness in anthrax bacteria |
| 97 |
New MIT tool probes brain circuits |
| 98 |
New approach to detect autism earlier |
| 99 |
Protein that controls hair growth also keeps stem cells
slumbering |
| 100 |
Search for the 'on' switches may reveal genetic role in
development and disease |
| 101 |
Discovery of new cause of mental retardation simplifies search
for treatments |
| 102 |
Building stronger bones, 1 stem cell at a time |
| 103 |
Elusive pancreatic stem cells found in adult mice |
| 104 |
Unexpected protein interaction suggests new ALS drug target |
| 105 |
Seismic images show dinosaur-killing meteor made bigger splash |
| 106 |
The RNA Drug Revolution--A New Approach to Gene Therapy |
| 107 |
Engineers Use Blood's Hydrodynamics to Manipulate Stem, Cancer
Cells |
| 108 |
Computer-based tool aids research, helps thwart questionable
publication practices |
| 109 |
Ants and avalanches: Insects on coffee plants follow
widespread natural tendency |
| 110 |
Stardust comet dust resembles asteroid materials |
| 111 |
Philips patents TU Eindhoven's energy return system |
| 112 |
Earth's getting 'soft' in the middle |
| 113 |
Concrete flow researchers to use Argonne supercomputer |
| 114 |
NIST building facility for hydrogen pipeline testing |
| 115 |
Videos extract mechanical properties of liquid-gel interfaces |
| 116 |
NIST helps heat pumps 'go with the flow' to boost output |
| 117 |
JILA solves problem of quantum dot 'blinking' |
| 118 |
Synthesis of Molecule Could Lead to Better Anti-Cancer Drugs |
| 119 |
New Method Enables Design, Production of Extremely Novel Drugs |
| 120 |
Deafness and seizures result when mysterious protein deleted
in mice |
| 121 |
Materials expert denounces Norwegian ban on dental amalgam |
| 122 |
World's Aging Population To Defuse War on Terrorism |
| 123 |
Marijuana withdrawal as bad as withdrawal from cigarettes |
| 124 |
Arthritic knees remain painful after arthroscopic surgery |
| 125 |
Deficient regulators in the immune system responsible for type
1 diabetes |
| 126 |
Can condoms prevent sexually transmitted infections other than
HIV? |
| 127 |
Climate change poses a huge threat to human health |
| 128 |
Chopped up proteins trigger autoimmunity |
| 129 |
Why the Web tells us what we already know |
| 130 |
TNF-alpha antagonist stops inflammation-induced colon cancer
in its tracks |
| 131 |
Separate signals through optical fibres for ultrafast home
network |
| 132 |
New technique safely combines programming languages |
| 133 |
Move over US--China to be new driver of world's economy and
innovation |
| 134 |
Nowhere to hide--new ultra-powerful microscope probes atomic
world |
| 135 |
Touch Screen Voting a Hit; Critics Miss Mark on Security,
Study Says |
| 136 |
Ecologists, material scientists pursue genetics of diatom's
elegant, etched casing |
| 137 |
DNA sensors found to be an effective artificial nose |
| 138 |
To Catch a Panda: Science in the Wild |
| 139 |
Earth Gets Soft in the Middle |
| 140 |
Computers Get Better at Face Recognition |
| 141 |
Too Few U.S. Adults Getting Needed Vaccinations |
| 142 |
Scientific Group Releases New Statement on Climate Change |
| 143 |
Large Asteroid to Fly Past Earth |
| 144 |
Loneliness Breeds Belief in Supernatural |
| 145 |
DNA Molecules Display Telepathy-like Quality |
| 146 |
Stem Cells Finally Found in Pancreas |
| 147 |
Driving Skills Decline Among People With Early Alzheimer's |
| 148 |
Ancient Cemetery Unearthed in Syria |
| 149 |
F-16s Were in Area Where UFO Reported |
| 150 |
Fashion Found Fleeting in Birds |
| 151 |
Genome stitched together by hand |
| 152 |
Fickle females keep changing their minds |
| 153 |
Cell regeneration brings hope for diabetics |
| 154 |
Blind fish see shadows |
| 155 |
Organ transplants without rejection |
| 156 |
A very mysterious foundation |
| 157 |
Huge crystal baffles chemists |
| 158 |
How many papers are just duplicates? |
| 159 |
Creationists launch 'science' journal |
| 160 |
Cellular memory hints at the origins of intelligence |
| 161 |
News in Brief: Ice runway knocks weeks off journey to
Antarctica |
| 162 |
Defence research: Still in the lead? |
| 163 |
Largest asteroid to come near Earth in 22 years |
| 164 |
Comet samples are surprisingly asteroid-like |
| 165 |
'Averaging' faces could improve ID card security |
| 166 |
Human sniffles kill endangered chimps |
| 167 |
Bubble-busting sounds could keep chips cool |
| 168 |
Evolutionary 'Battle Scars' Identify Enhanced Antiviral
Activity |
| 169 |
Computer Vision May Not be as Good as Thought |
| 170 |
Researchers Unravel Mystery of Cell Division |
| 171 |
Protein That Controls Hair Growth Also Keeps Stem Cells
Slumbering |
| 172 |
New Method Enables Design, Production of Extremely Novel Drugs |
| 173 |
Internal Heat Drives Jupiter's Giant Storm Eruption |
| 174 |
Ants and Avalanches: Insects on Coffee Plants Follow
Widespread Natural Tendency |
| 175 |
Computer-based Tool Aids Research, Helps Thwart Questionable
Publication Practices |
| 176 |
Methane Storage Material Exceeds Dept. of Energy Goals |
| 177 |
Scientists Take New Step Toward Man-Made Life |
| 178 |
Howling Over Federal Plan to Expand Wolf Killing |
| 179 |
2nd Survey Finds Astronauts Haven't Drunk Before Flights |
| 180 |
Without Proof, an Ivory-Billed Boom Goes Bust |
| 181 |
Teaching Happiness, on the Web |
| 182 |
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| 183 |
Eating Your Way to Lower Cholesterol |
| 184 |
Two aloof elements would bind under pressure, perhaps forming
a superconductor, researchers say |
| 185 |
US scientists close to creating artificial life: study |
| 186 |
Cable Co. Empties 14,000 E-Mail Accounts |
| 187 |
Stardust comet dust resembles asteroid materials |
| 188 |
Review: Low-Cost Laptops for Third-World |
| 189 |
Plant fungus indirectly affects parasitoid wasp |
| 190 |
A Violent History of Time |
| 191 |
Orbiting Camera Details Dramatic Wind Action on Mars |
| 192 |
New tool probes brain circuits |
| 193 |
Airport safety: magnetic fingerprinting in the fog? |
| 194 |
Changing fashions govern mating success in lark buntings,
study finds |
| 195 |
Earth's getting 'soft' in the middle |
| 196 |
Australian girl switched blood type after transplant: doctors |
| 197 |
When accounting for the global nitrogen budget, don't forget
fish |
| 198 |
Archaeologists reconstruct life in the Bronze Age through the
site of La Motilla |
| 199 |
Move over US--China to be new driver of world's economy and
innovation |
| 200 |
New radar satellite technique sheds light on ocean current
dynamics |
| 201 |
YouTube Expands Mobile Video Service |
| 202 |
Virtual games a hit among retired US seniors |
| 203 |
MySpace, BBC Reach Global Video Deal |
| 204 |
Drought Could Force Nuke-Plant Shutdowns |
| 205 |
Nanotubes Help Advance Brain Tumor Research |
| 206 |
Cell Phone Sensors Detect Radiation To Thwart Nuclear
Terrorism |
| 207 |
Scientists Create First Synthetic Bacterial Genome--Largest
Chemically Defined Structure Synthesized In The Lab |
| 208 |
Obesity Connected With Nervous System |
| 209 |
Seismic Images Show Dinosaur-killing Meteor Made Bigger Splash |
| 210 |
Ulysses Spacecraft Flies Over Sun's North Pole |
| 211 |
Leukemia-causing Cells Found |
| 212 |
1000 Genomes: Most Detailed Map Of Human Genetic Variation To
Support Disease Studies |
| 213 |
In Diatom, Scientists Find Genes That May Level Engineering
Hurdle |
| 214 |
Burgers, Fries, Diet Soda: Metabolic Syndrome Blue-plate
Special |
| 215 |
A Step Forward In Targeted Pain Therapy |
| 216 |
NSAIDs No Better Than Other Over-the-Counter Drugs for Low
Back Pain |
| 217 |
Targeted Gene Therapy Provides Relief For Chronic Pain, Study
Shows |
| 218 |
New Therapeutic Target For Treatment Of Multiple Sclerosis |
| 219 |
High-Contrast X-Rays |
| 220 |
A Cheaper Battery for Hybrid Cars |
| 221 |
Mixing Up the Immune System |
| 222 |
Growth Hormone: Fountain of Youth or Early Killer? |
| 223 |
Startup Says It Can Make Ethanol for $1 a Gallon, and Without
Corn |
| 224 |
Learning From Failure: Apple's Most Notorious Flops |
| 225 |
Photographer Captures America's Best-Kept Secrets |
| 226 |
Researchers looking at coral threats |
| 227 |
U.S. has to move on next generation satellite: official |
| 228 |
Female Figure on Mars Just a Rock |
| 229 |
Large Asteroid to Fly Past Earth |
| 230 |
NZ: Japan whalers heading for its waters |
| 231 |
Pair accused of stealing, eating pet dog |
| 232 |
All in a flap: New evidence of how birds took to flight |
| 233 |
Out of Czech Republic, back to Africa for endangered antelopes |
| 234 |
Scientists create synthetic genome |
| 235 |
Shopping center will be solar powered |
| 236 |
Study: The Pill protects against cancer |
| 237 |
Medical marijuana users can be fired: Calif. court |
| 238 |
Pet Turtles Linked to Rise in Salmonella Infections |
| 239 |
Next Generation of Parents More Likely to Back Genetic Testing |
| 240 |
Driving Skills Decline Among People With Early Alzheimer's |
| 241 |
New Colon Cancer Test Might Spot Trouble Earlier |
| 242 |
Australian girl switched blood type after transplant: doctors |
| 243 |
Video confirms ease of MacBook Air battery replacements |
| 244 |
Tracking down Apple's missing 1.4m iPhones |
| 245 |
US iPhone carrier AT&T sees record subscriber boost |
| 246 |
First HDD-based MacBook Air reviews hit the wires |
| 247 |
Apple allows for extending iTunes Movie rental period past
24-hours |
| 248 |
NBC's Today Show hosts rave about Apple's MacBook Air (with
video) |
| 249 |
Apple's iPod Touch $20 update turns best media player into
even better handheld computer than before |
| 250 |
Apple primed to shock the naysayers yet again |
| 251 |
Newsweek's Levy reviews Apple MacBook Air: an instant object
of techno-lust, a design triumph |
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