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Navy's Missile is Right On Target |
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Strange New World: Picks of the Week |
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Virgin Galactic Plans More Spaceships |
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Research in Motion Ups Subscriber View |
5 |
Earthset |
6 |
Medical Mystery: When Sleep Doesn't Come, Death Does |
7 |
Medical Mystery: Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome |
8 |
Researchers Use Embryonic Stem Cells to Treat Diabetes |
9 |
Strokes Among Middle-Aged Women Triple |
10 |
Google to Store Patients' Health Records |
11 |
Salty Snacks Mean More Sodas for Kids |
12 |
Software crackers crave a challenge |
13 |
Cassowaries still feeling cyclone pain |
14 |
Row over G spot nears climax |
15 |
US 'confident' over satellite hit |
16 |
US missile strike divides opinion |
17 |
US spy satellite plan 'a cover' |
18 |
Self-healing rubber bounces back |
19 |
Domain name for Asia up for grabs |
20 |
Xbox to deliver community games |
21 |
Virtual and real blur in Eve Online |
22 |
The battle against the botnet hordes |
23 |
IVF technique 'cuts twin births' |
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Six minute nap 'may boost memory' |
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Salt 'could fuel child obesity' |
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Warning given over techno addicts |
27 |
Space junk hits Earth often, not people |
28 |
New Fla. standards use word 'evolution' |
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Scientists: Meteor likely disintegrated |
30 |
Mental acuity in seniors improving, study suggests |
31 |
Feds meet on for next year's flu vaccine |
32 |
Free Speech Has A Number: 88.80.13.160 |
33 |
U.S.: Missile Smashed Spy Satellite |
34 |
Flame Fractals offer a feast for the eyes |
35 |
Google To Store Patient Medical Records |
36 |
More Ammo Against Withdrawn Surgery Drug |
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Feds Meet On For Next Year's Flu Vaccine |
38 |
Strokes Among Middle-Aged Women Triple |
39 |
Salty Snacks Mean More Sodas For Kids |
40 |
HD DVD Kicked While It's Down--Universal, Amazon Turn 'Blu' |
41 |
Blu-ray Won the Battle, but Now Comes the War |
42 |
Microsoft pledges not to sue over open source |
43 |
Microsoft announcement coming--and it's not about Yahoo |
44 |
Microsoft plans significant announcement |
45 |
Microsoft: Vista SP1 will break these programs |
46 |
Microsoft yanks Vista SP1 update causing endless reboots |
47 |
MS Pulls Patches From Windows Update |
48 |
Stifling Online Speech |
49 |
Misguided judge pulls plug on Wikileaks |
50 |
Moon shine: Pictures from the lunar eclipse |
51 |
Microsoft Reveals Details of New Small-Business OS |
52 |
Microsoft Unwraps Small And Medium Business Servers |
53 |
Microsoft Reveals Details of SMB Servers |
54 |
Cisco's new networks: Highways, airports, and city streets |
55 |
Google to float wireless data? (and 99 videos) |
56 |
Google Eyes Sending Cell Towers Aloft? |
57 |
Google To Build Balloon-Based Wireless Networks |
58 |
Mozilla opens e-mail subsidiary |
59 |
Mozilla's new e-mail effort looks beyond Thunderbird |
60 |
Evolution Wins as Creationists (Accidentally) Switch Sides in
Florida |
61 |
Bill Gates: Internet Censorship Won't Work |
62 |
Gates attacks censorship |
63 |
Bill Gates gives pep talk to UT computer science majors |
64 |
Insulin-secreting cells produced by stem cells |
65 |
Stem Cell Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Diabetes |
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Human Stem Cells Found Effective In Treating Diabetes |
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Researchers Make Stem Cells That Secrete Insulin |
68 |
Stem Cell Therapy Controls Diabetes in Mice |
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Memory Loss Down Among Educated Elderly |
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Schooling may help protect brains from memory loss |
71 |
Fat-free milk may lower hypertension risk |
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Can Milk Fight High Blood Pressure? |
73 |
Drinking Milk May Ease Hypertension among Women |
74 |
An Oldie Vies for Nutrient of the Decade |
75 |
Drinking milk may help ease the pressure |
76 |
Fat free milk may ease hypertension in women |
77 |
Feds Meet on for Next Year's Flu Vaccine |
78 |
Hypertension a Health Challenge for Women |
79 |
Bat sickness reaches mines in Western Massachusetts |
80 |
TR10: Reality Mining |
81 |
Amazon Kindle |
82 |
Applying Theory at Microsoft |
83 |
Spirit Inches Downward Into Final Winter Perch |
84 |
It's Raining Satellites |
85 |
Mars study shows oceans of water bubbled up from below |
86 |
College Student's Mobile Phones Become Lifelines To Campus
Police |
87 |
US Hits Rogue Spy Satellite With Missile |
88 |
Little Green Men Will Have To Wait For A Long Time |
89 |
Living Corals Thousands Of Years Old Hold Clues To Past
Climate Changes |
90 |
Ancient Out Of Africa Migration Left Stamp On European Genetic
Diversity |
91 |
Cleaner Water Through Nanotechnology |
92 |
Greenland's Rising Air Temperatures Drive Ice Loss At Surface
And Beyond |
93 |
Unique Martian Formation Reveals Brief Bursts Of Water |
94 |
Mysterious Sea Creatures Found In Antarctic Waters |
95 |
Saturn's Mingling Moons May Share A Dark Past |
96 |
Most Detailed Global Study Of Genetic Variation Completed |
97 |
Emerging Infectious Diseases On The Rise: Tropical Countries
Predicted As Next Hot Spot |
98 |
Human Culture Subject To Natural Selection, Study Shows |
99 |
Wizkid Robot Hones In On Human Faces And Encourages
Interaction |
100 |
More Die At Night Or On Weekends With In-hospital Cardiac
Arrests Than During Weekdays |
101 |
Combined Viruses Cause More Deadly Disease In Pigs,
Researchers Discover |
102 |
Reducing Kids' Salt Intake May Lower Soft Drink Consumption |
103 |
Age Of Fish Can Be Determined Through Cold War Era Radiocarbon
Traces |
104 |
No Easy Answers In Evolution Of Human Language |
105 |
Genetic Pathway Critical To Disease, Aging Found |
106 |
Predicting Enjoyment: Roads Not Taken Disappear More Quickly
Than We Realize |
107 |
Vision Loss Treatment For Age-related Macular Degeneration
Looks Hopeful |
108 |
Sperm Damage From Toxins Can Affect Children, Grandchildren |
109 |
Hormone Refractory Prostate Cancers More Likely To Spread To
Other Organs |
110 |
Can Exposure To Intense Underwater Sound Result In Death Of
Whales? |
111 |
Saving The Rainforest With...Toys? |
112 |
Genome Of Marine Organism Tells Of Humans' Unicellular
Ancestors |
113 |
Cleopatra's Cosmetics And Hammurabi's Heineken: Name Brands
Far Predating Modern Capitalism |
114 |
Theory Of Evolution Of Cities Links Science, Fractal Geometry |
115 |
Learning About Brains From Computers, And Vice Versa |
116 |
Before A CT Scan Or Angiogram, Many People Should Take
Inexpensive Drug To Protect Kidneys |
117 |
New Aluminum-rich Alloy Produces Hydrogen On-demand For
Large-scale Uses |
118 |
Pitch Patterns Play Greater Role in Speech Perception |
119 |
Review--From Knowledge to Wisdom: A Revolution for Science and
the Humanities |
120 |
The Sun will vaporise the Earth unless we can change our orbit |
121 |
Intranasal insulin may lower food intake in men, improve
memory function in women |
122 |
Female-to-male transsexuals have higher androgen levels, not
PCOS |
123 |
Women with higher levels of DHEAS have better cognitive
function |
124 |
Atherosclerosis solution is likely many years away |
125 |
Vitamin E may increase tuberculosis risk in male smokers with
high vitamin C intake |
126 |
Edinburgh astronomers deliver 'origins' camera |
127 |
Purging the plantain pests in Africa |
128 |
A device that measures optimum state of an organ prior to
transplanting has been patented |
129 |
Research on ants scoops student award |
130 |
Zoologists challenge longstanding theory that 'eyespots' mimic
the eyes of predators' enemies |
131 |
Analogue logic for quantum computing |
132 |
The light and dark of Venus |
133 |
Genetic tags reveal secrets of memories' staying power in mice |
134 |
Powerful explosions suggest neutron star missing link |
135 |
Zoologists challenge longstanding theory that 'eyespots' mimic
the eyes of predators' enemies |
136 |
Journey to the center of the Earth--Scientists explain
tectonic plate motions |
137 |
The light and dark of Venus |
138 |
Attack on computer memory reveals vulnerability of widely-used
security systems |
139 |
Astronomers discover largest-ever dark matter structures
spanning 270M light-years |
140 |
Electronic tattoo display runs on blood |
141 |
Hobbyists track secret orbits of spy satellites |
142 |
Japanese firm harnesses the power of human touch |
143 |
Navy Scores Direct Hit on Spy Satellite |
144 |
Brain-Reading Headset to Sell for $299 |
145 |
Another way to grow blood vessels |
146 |
Neighbors Clash Over Trees, Solar Power |
147 |
Review: Apple TV Does Movie Rentals |
148 |
Fiber-optic booster on a chip |
149 |
News Corp. Eyes MySpace Music Service |
150 |
Rresearchers determine structure of protein that mutates DNA
of the AIDS virus HIV-1 |
151 |
Graphene Takes the Heat |
152 |
Researchers Discover New Way to Store Information Via DNA |
153 |
Aromaticity may occur in unexpected materials |
154 |
The end is near...well, in 7.6 billion years |
155 |
Scientists: Meteor Likely Disintegrated |
156 |
Satellite Debris Deemed Unhazardous |
157 |
Edinburgh astronomers deliver 'origins' camera |
158 |
Greenland's rising air temperatures drive ice loss at surface
and beyond |
159 |
GLAST rocket arrives at Cape Canaveral |
160 |
Intel Delivers 'Hard-Core' Eight-Core Platform for PC
Performance Aficionados |
161 |
EU Skeptical on Microsoft Sharing Plan |
162 |
Google to Store Patients' Health Records |
163 |
'Machinimas' build bridge between film and videogames |
164 |
Hackers Recruit for Local Language Skill |
165 |
Paving the way for green roads |
166 |
Service Taps Users to Help Filter Sites |
167 |
Microsoft Opens Game Development |
168 |
Biochemists reveal details of mysterious bacterial
microcompartments |
169 |
Worm defecation holds clues to widespread cell-to-cell
communication process |
170 |
Bacteria can be made to spin spider silk |
171 |
Empty nest syndrome may not be bad after all, study finds |
172 |
New Fla. Standards Use Word 'Evolution' |
173 |
Purging the plantain pests in Africa |
174 |
Drifting off to sleep |
175 |
The power of healing: damaged rubber repairs itself |
176 |
FDA Clears Wyeth Drug for Hemophilia |
177 |
Novel link between excessive nutrient levels and insulin
resistance |
178 |
Vitamin E may increase tuberculosis risk in male smokers with
high vitamin C intake |
179 |
Cancer Drug Ruling Will Have Wide Impact |
180 |
Lack of political will and the subordination of women are
major barriers to tackling AIDS |
181 |
Feds Meet on for Next Year's Flu Vaccine |
182 |
Atherosclerosis solution is likely many years away |
183 |
Researchers explore the antidepressant effects of ketamine |
184 |
Next Year's Flu Vaccine Gets Overhaul |
185 |
Study confirms cardiac surgery drug increases death rate |
186 |
Obesity linked to stroke increase among middle-aged women |
187 |
More Ammo Against Withdrawn Surgery Drug |
188 |
Study shows effects of vitamin D and skin's physiology |
189 |
Reducing kids' salt intake may lower soft drink consumption |
190 |
Calls to doctor's office may delay stroke treatment |
191 |
Pentagon Is Confident Missile Hit Satellite Tank |
192 |
Research Explains Formation of Unique Martian Fans |
193 |
Mercury Taint Divides a Japanese Whaling Town |
194 |
Largest yet survey of human genetic diversity |
195 |
US missile slams into runaway satellite |
196 |
Researchers sneak up on sleeping whales |
197 |
Giant ropes of dark matter found in new sky survey |
198 |
Big Brother bird watching boosts ecology |
199 |
US urged to stop using 'dirty bomb' ingredients |
200 |
US missile hits spy satellite |
201 |
Link Between Excessive Food Intake and Insulin Resistance |
202 |
Modified Electron Microscope Identifies Atoms |
203 |
Apple posts iTunes 7.6.1, promises weekly 99-cent rentals |
204 |
Apple looks towards personalized on-demand podcasts |
205 |
Mega Apple filing details next-gen 'multi-touch input surface' |
206 |
Apple, Starbucks sued over custom music gift cards |
207 |
iPhone revenue: A bird in hand... |
208 |
iPlayer for iPhone, touch 'soon' |
209 |
VirtualBox beta 3 |
210 |
Apple expected to release kit for iPhone developers |
211 |
Documentary puts Macheads under the microscope |
212 |
Charles Arthur: Why Apple's secretive approach is so effective |
213 |
HD-DVD death spotlights Microsoft's weakness |
214 |
PC Magazine reviews Apple's Mac OS X 10.5.2 Leopard: 'By far
the best consumer OS available' |
215 |
Associated Press reviews Apple TV 2.0: latest software update
takes Apple TV to whole new level |
216 |
T3 reviews Apple MacBook Air: 'True engineering genius' |
217 |
Apple to plop Blu-ray drives in Mac Pros by late spring? |
218 |
Apple seeks personalized podcast patent |
219 |
Review: Part I: A second look at Apple's MacBook Air |
220 |
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