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Cybercrooks get even more crafty, sophisticated |
2 |
Maybe the Sky is NOT Falling |
3 |
Hackers Hit Scientology With Online Attack |
4 |
TV for the Visually Impaired |
5 |
Qtrax backtracks on claims of music label deals |
6 |
Cell Phone Can Read Documents for Blind |
7 |
Improve Your Vocabulary by Playing a Video Game |
8 |
Disabled Spy Satellite Threatens Earth |
9 |
Posing As 13 Year Old Girl, Retired Cop Nabs Prey |
10 |
New Site Has Users Wager on News Stories |
11 |
Amazon to Add MP3 Store to International Sites |
12 |
N/A |
13 |
Lead Linked to Aging in Older Brains |
14 |
Pain-Relieving Gadgets--Do They Work? |
15 |
Toes bones reveal a footwear fetish |
16 |
Computers can recognise Mr. Average |
17 |
'Action needed' on home emissions |
18 |
UK patients to get new HIV drug |
19 |
Hope over jab for lethal NHS bug |
20 |
Why the spy satellite won't fall on your head |
21 |
Virtual pregnancy helps train midwives |
22 |
Grim secrets of Pharaoh's city |
23 |
Labels deny deals on file sharing |
24 |
Books 'most popular online buy' |
25 |
Honour for Colossus code-cracker |
26 |
2007's best selling game revealed |
27 |
Colossus loses code-cracking race [cf. 25] |
28 |
Mobile video at Davos |
29 |
Locking down open computing |
30 |
Searching for the truth online |
31 |
Breast milk 'may be allergy key' |
32 |
Inmate discipline faces diet test |
33 |
Confusion over food salt content |
34 |
'Kidney racket' exposed in India |
35 |
Coffee may make diabetes worse |
36 |
Marijuana vending machines in US |
37 |
Female smokers 'double in Russia' |
38 |
Unlocking The Genetic Mysteries Of E.Coli |
39 |
That Other "Reality" Called Apple |
40 |
Kidney Racket Prompts Raids In India |
41 |
Health Answers: How zealous do you really need to be about
removing ear wax? |
42 |
Researchers critical of dietary guidelines |
43 |
Flawed embryos seen as source for stem cells |
44 |
Cisco's New Data Center Plan Looks Promising. What Will IBM
Think? |
45 |
Cisco rolls out new data-center switch |
46 |
Cisco's Nexus Forms Core of Data-Center Drive |
47 |
Music labels say no deal with Qtrax |
48 |
Last.fm Launches Free Music Service |
49 |
PayPal Buys Fraud Sciences for $169 Million |
50 |
eBay's PayPal to buy Israeli fraud-detection company |
51 |
EBay Saves Billions For Bidders |
52 |
Study shows eBay buyers save billions |
53 |
Tracking Consumer Savings on eBay |
54 |
AMD Launches Two-Chip Graphics Card For Gamers |
55 |
AMD Graphics Card May Test Nvidia |
56 |
AMD releases dual-GPU graphics card |
57 |
Asteroid zips past Earth, but satellite is expected to hit |
58 |
SCIENCE NOTEBOOK: Asteroid to Miss Earth Tonight [et al.] |
59 |
First Image of Approaching Asteroid |
60 |
Cell Phone Software Reads To The Blind |
61 |
Cell-Phone Tech Helps the Blind See |
62 |
Cell Phone Reads to Blind and Dyslexic |
63 |
Phone that turns text into speech introduced |
64 |
Web Music Combo: Imeem To Buy Anywhere. FM |
65 |
120GB PS3: "rumour and speculation" says Sony |
66 |
Livescribe reveals it has a Pulse |
67 |
Livescribe Introduces Computer-Powered Pen |
68 |
High-tech pen introduced |
69 |
The MacBook Air: A Bad Wi-Fi Guess? |
70 |
MacBook Air: Making the migration |
71 |
Apple introduces new MacBook Air |
72 |
Ultrathin MacBook omits a few features |
73 |
Broad-based U.S. push to tighten Internet monitoring |
74 |
Sales of HD DVD Players Plunge After Warner Move |
75 |
Blu-ray winning format war, Gartner says |
76 |
High-Def Sales Split Skewed by Free Blu-ray Disc Players |
77 |
DVD Format War Officially a Draw |
78 |
Alzheimer's Hat Draws Skepticism |
79 |
Study: Cutting Caffeine May Help Control Diabetes |
80 |
Caffeine Could Spell Trouble for Diabetics |
81 |
Caffeine Boosts Blood Sugar Among Patients with Diabetes |
82 |
Troubled health care bill up for vote today |
83 |
Pass this healthcare plan |
84 |
California Governor's Plan for Health Care in Trouble |
85 |
Diuretics Excel in Drug Comparison Trial Involving
Hypertension/Metabolic Syndrome |
86 |
Scientists Explore Factors Contributing to DNA Mutations |
87 |
Device Zeroes in on Small Breast Tumors |
88 |
Lessons from evolution applied to national security and other
threats |
89 |
Elephant engineers |
90 |
Zoologists: Lusty voles, mindless of danger, mate like rabbits |
91 |
2 microRNAs promote spread of tumor cells |
92 |
Crew oxygen for ISS loaded on Jules Verne |
93 |
New study finds resistant organisms at core of soft contact
lens corneal infections |
94 |
Genetic Material under a Magnifying Glass |
95 |
Researchers at Peoria Pulmonary Associates to study airway
bypass procedure for emphysema |
96 |
Stroke victims may benefit from stem cell transplants |
97 |
Whirligig beetle gets rock 'n' roll legendary name |
98 |
New polymer could improve semiconductor manufacturing,
packaging |
99 |
NASA-funded instrument nails nova |
100 |
Berkeley Scientists Bring MRI/NMR to Microreactors |
101 |
Tiny Avalanche Photodiode Detects Single UV Photons |
102 |
Scientists propose test of string theory based on neutral
hydrogen absorption |
103 |
Hyperfast star proven to be alien |
104 |
Feds fund study of drug that may prevent radiation injury |
105 |
New kind of transistor radios shows capability of nanotube
technology |
106 |
Researchers map signaling networks that control neuron
function |
107 |
Making (Accurate Predictions of) Waves |
108 |
Regular marijuana use increases risk of hepatitis C-related
liver damage |
109 |
Study finds genetic link to human herpes susceptibility |
110 |
Over-the-counter eardrops may cause hearing loss or damage |
111 |
ACPM concludes insufficient evidence to recommend routine
prostate cancer screening |
112 |
Number of Russian women smokers has doubled since Soviet
collapse |
113 |
Downsized heart aids bypass surgery |
114 |
Researchers confirm genetic alteration that triggers prostate
cancer in mice and man |
115 |
Diuretics comparable to or better than other hypertension
drugs in patients with metabolic syndrome |
116 |
Study finds increasing rates of diabetes among older Americans |
117 |
Snorers appear more likely to develop chronic bronchitis |
118 |
Sedentary lifestyles associated with accelerated aging process |
119 |
Cutting caffeine may help control diabetes |
120 |
Black Death Was Selective |
121 |
Lab Rats Face Job Losses |
122 |
Americans to Drink More Treated Sewage |
123 |
Computer to Interpret Religious Texts |
124 |
Blind Fish Still Able to 'See' |
125 |
Dust Strangely Vaporized by Stellar Explosion |
126 |
Caffeine Could Spell Trouble for Diabetics |
127 |
Man Catches Shark, Shark Bites Man |
128 |
This Beetle Really Rocks |
129 |
Oldest Horseshoe Crab Fossil Discovered |
130 |
UK shut out of Gemini telescope |
131 |
Live slow die young |
132 |
Fractals in the sand |
133 |
Early-warning system underestimates quake |
134 |
Shining a light on ancient stromatolites |
135 |
Human skin cells hide circadian clock |
136 |
UK astronomers lose prime access to northern sky |
137 |
Earth-bound satellite 'nothing to worry about' |
138 |
New islands may be forming in the Adriatic Sea |
139 |
Sperm 'tap' planned for reversible vasectomy |
140 |
Invention: Nanotube X-ray enhancer [et al.] |
141 |
Twin strands of DNA seek each other out |
142 |
New Polymer Could Improve Semiconductor Manufacturing,
Packaging |
143 |
Two MicroRNAs Promote Spread of Tumor Cells |
144 |
Research Connects Cognition and Emotion Development |
145 |
Whirligig Beetle Gets Legendary Rock 'n' Roll Name |
146 |
Helium-8 study gives insight into nuclear theory, neutron
stars |
147 |
Microscope Sees with Nanoscale Resolution |
148 |
Sedentary lifestyles associated with accelerated aging process |
149 |
New kind of transistor radios shows capability of nanotube
technology |
150 |
Researchers map signaling networks that control neuron
function |
151 |
New Treatment Can Clear Brain Clots |
152 |
Linked Hawaiian Telescopes Catch a Nova Surprise |
153 |
New polymer could improve semiconductor manufacturing,
packaging |
154 |
Professors see solutions in slime |
155 |
Site Arranged Pay for Job Interviews |
156 |
Cancer drug activates adult stem cells |
157 |
Zoologists: Lusty voles, mindless of danger, mate like rabbits |
158 |
Hyperfast Star Proven to be Alien |
159 |
Scientists bring MRI/NMR to microreactors |
160 |
Scientists propose test of string theory based on neutral
hydrogen absorption |
161 |
Two microRNAs promote spread of tumor cells |
162 |
El Nino at Play as Source of More Intense Regional U.S.
Wintertime Storms |
163 |
Genetic 'telepathy'? A bizarre new property of DNA |
164 |
Modified Atkins diet can cut epileptic seizures in adults |
165 |
Making (accurate predictions of) waves |
166 |
Life on Earth: French team backs claim on age of microbes |
167 |
Free music available, legally--if fans don't mind the ads |
168 |
Startups Rush to Pave Way for Web Video |
169 |
EPA takes first step in filling nanotech information gaps |
170 |
Device zeroes in on small breast tumors |
171 |
Tiny avalanche photodiode detects single UV photons |
172 |
Optical Physicist Publishes on Optical Coherence and
Polarization |
173 |
Scientists Link Natural Gas Formation by Bacteria to Climate
Change and Renewable Energy |
174 |
Baffin Island ice caps shrink by 50 percent since 1950s, study |
175 |
NASA Scientists Get First Images of Earth Flyby Asteroid |
176 |
Crew oxygen for ISS loaded on Jules Verne |
177 |
Toward a cleaner, more effective method for destroying
hormone-like pollutants in wastewater |
178 |
AMD Delivers ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 GPU |
179 |
PayPal buying Israeli online security firm Fraud Sciences |
180 |
Don't use CCTV to eavesdrop: British data watchdog |
181 |
New Site Has Users Wager on News Stories |
182 |
Voters confused by e-voting technologies |
183 |
Elephant engineers |
184 |
In vivo visualization of alternative splicing |
185 |
Lessons from evolution applied to national security and other
threats |
186 |
Infrastructure not ready for all the ethanol to be produced in
'08 |
187 |
Scientists Explore Factors Contributing to DNA Mutations |
188 |
Structural study of anthrax yields new antibiotic target |
189 |
Secret of the carnivorous pitcher plant's slurp--solved at
last |
190 |
Genetic Material under a Magnifying Glass |
191 |
Wiping out the coffee-ring effect advances inkjet printing of
electronic circuits |
192 |
Whirligig beetle gets rock 'n' roll legendary name |
193 |
Cranes near end of assisted migration |
194 |
Greek experts look out for lost honey bees |
195 |
Researchers confirm genetic alteration that triggers prostate
cancer in mice and man |
196 |
New Flu Vaccine May Not Need Needles |
197 |
Morphine dependency blocked by single genetic change |
198 |
Snorers appear more likely to develop chronic bronchitis |
199 |
Study finds increasing rates of diabetes among older Americans |
200 |
Drug helps brain tumor patients live longer |
201 |
McMaster test detects the most prevalent respiratory viruses |
202 |
Participants in studies used as basis for medicare decisions
differ from beneficiaries |
203 |
Downsized heart aids bypass surgery |
204 |
Pancreatic cancer: The smaller the tumor, the better your
chances, study shows |
205 |
Virtual reality teaches autistic children street crossing |
206 |
Regular marijuana use increases risk of hepatitis C-related
liver damage |
207 |
Study finds genetic link to human herpes susceptibility |
208 |
New study finds resistant organisms at core of soft contact
lens corneal infections |
209 |
Over-the-counter eardrops may cause hearing loss or damage |
210 |
Cutting caffeine may help control diabetes |
211 |
Number of Russian women smokers has doubled since Soviet
collapse |
212 |
Rains offer hope for bird virus outbreak |
213 |
Cutting Caffeine May Help Control Diabetes |
214 |
Dramatic Wind Action Detailed On Mars |
215 |
New Technique Quickly Detects Cancer |
216 |
Dental Tooth Fillings Containing Mercury Don't Affect
Children's Brain Development, Study Suggests |
217 |
Water Repellent Wood Fiber Products Developed |
218 |
Two Forces Of Arousal Converge On The 'Satiety Center' Of The
Brain |
219 |
Don't Worry, Be Moderately Happy, Research Suggests |
220 |
New Alzheimer's Treatment Completes First Phase Of Testing |
221 |
New Discoveries At The Ash Altar Of Zeus Offer Insights Into
Origins Of Ancient Greece's Most Powerful God |
222 |
Maya Mask Splendor Enhanced With Sparkling Mica |
223 |
Cells Use Velcro-like Mechanism To Keep Viruses From Spreading |
224 |
Engineers Use Blood's Hydrodynamics To Manipulate Stem, Cancer
Cells |
225 |
Graphene Transistors |
226 |
Gene Therapy for Chronic Pain |
227 |
TV for the Visually Impaired |
228 |
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