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Facebook App Lets Users Send Movie Clips |
2 |
Meet the Whiz Kids: 10 Overachievers Under 21 |
3 |
Conservation Groups Sue Over Polar Bears |
4 |
MacBook Air: Sexy, Skinny as a Supermodel |
5 |
South Korea Changes First Astronaut |
6 |
Britain makes camera that "sees" under clothes |
7 |
Housing slump suppresses appetite for electronics |
8 |
Sprint Phone First to Use Fast Network |
9 |
Circuit City Tries to Reinvent Itself |
10 |
Gossip Sites Push Web 'Anonymity' to Fore |
11 |
When Workplace Bullying Goes Too Far |
12 |
Doctors Evaluate Toad Venom as Potential Cancer Cure |
13 |
Does 'Juno' Show Strength or Glorify Teen Pregnancy? |
14 |
Drugs in the Water: Reason to Worry? |
15 |
HIV-Positive Family Comes Out to Friends |
16 |
Laughter Therapy Takes Off in South Korea |
17 |
Moths remember life as caterpillar |
18 |
Artificial skin senses hot and cold |
19 |
Mega-quakes rare but can occur anywhere |
20 |
Coal 'key to UK's energy supply' |
21 |
Church to step up climate fight |
22 |
Camera 'looks' through clothing |
23 |
Space truck orbits despite fault |
24 |
The cost of food |
25 |
House of Augustus opens to public |
26 |
Microsoft cuts Europe Xbox price |
27 |
South Korea swaps first astronaut |
28 |
Gene 'linked to higher gout risk' |
29 |
Retired 'winning smoking fight' |
30 |
Fresh bird flu outbreak in India |
31 |
Is it wrong to select a deaf embryo? |
32 |
Doubts about shaken baby syndrome |
33 |
In pictures: New generation of medical scans |
34 |
'My fight to find out why Adam died' |
35 |
Summer hay fever |
36 |
McCain Sees Pork, Scientists See Success |
37 |
Drugs Found In Watersheds Of 28 Areas |
38 |
Hope Springs From A Deadly Medical Mistake |
39 |
Creativity Jazzes Your Brain |
40 |
NYC: Traces Of Sedatives In NYC Water |
41 |
Clinic: Get Vasectomy, Watch Hoops |
42 |
Fatigued? Wake Up And Smell The Coffee |
43 |
Hearing Loss Now A Military Epidemic |
44 |
Microsoft cuts Xbox 360 prices across Europe |
45 |
Sony under pressure to drop prices, says analyst |
46 |
Dextre the robot ready for space adventure |
47 |
Canadian robot, Japanese module headed for station |
48 |
Warning: Smash Bros Doesn't Work on all Nintendo Wii Consoles |
49 |
Sarah Lacy Gets Lambasted By Nerds |
50 |
Blame Zuckerberg (and Twitter) for poor SXSWi keynote; Parents
joining Facebook; Paramount movies go viral |
51 |
Lessons from Sarah Lacy's Mark Zuckerberg Interview Fiasco |
52 |
When Journos Implode (The Lacy/Zuckerberg interview) |
53 |
Facebook CEO Admits In SXSWi Keynote: 'We're Still Learning' |
54 |
SXSW Crowd Turns On Reporter |
55 |
How Twitter makes it real |
56 |
Lionsgate debuts iTunes Digital Copy on select DVDs |
57 |
Lionsgate Films Bound for iTunes |
58 |
Lions Gate to give iTunes copy on DVDs |
59 |
Another DVD Format, but This One Says It's Cheaper |
60 |
Blu-ray best with Full HD [and other Q&A] |
61 |
Apple in Talks with Sony about Blu-ray Drives |
62 |
Ozzie on Microhoo integration: Not so fast |
63 |
Ray Ozzie: Microsoft and Yahoo! Would Not Just Be Smashed
Together |
64 |
U.S. expected to recommend Open XML as ISO standard |
65 |
Update: U.S. likely to maintain 'yes' vote for OOXML in ISO |
66 |
Microsoft wants to freeze the Vista incapable lawsuit |
67 |
Microsoft filing in 'junk PC' lawsuit is full of holes |
68 |
They Criticized Vista. And They Should Know. |
69 |
RIM's BlackBerry vs iPhone's ActiveSync |
70 |
Apple's business strategy not a game-changer--yet |
71 |
With SDK, iPhone Naysayers Have Few Arguments |
72 |
Sprint brings GPS and EVDO Rev. A to Sprint Mogul |
73 |
Rev A moves to first handset at Sprint Nextel |
74 |
Conservation Groups Sue Over Polar Bears |
75 |
Gameloft Promises 15 Games for iPhone |
76 |
Iphone SDK games begin to tip up |
77 |
GameLoft will Develop Games for iPhone |
78 |
Beatles, iTunes Reportedly Come Together |
79 |
Rumours fly over Beatles catalogue |
80 |
RT 3: Quest for the Teenage DM |
81 |
How Daylight Saving Time Costs More |
82 |
Study: Daylight saving boosts energy use |
83 |
SXSW: It's the Web Awards, and Wired Brings One Home |
84 |
South by Southwest attendee bag waste problem lingers |
85 |
Background Music |
86 |
Large Binocular Telescope Sees First "Bino" Light |
87 |
Two Parents With Alzheimer's Raises Child's Risk |
88 |
Kids Fear 2 Parents With Alzheimer's |
89 |
Alzheimer's risk rises if both parents diagnosed |
90 |
'I'm scared,' say those with both parents battling Alzheimer's |
91 |
Cities rarely release water test results |
92 |
There Are Drugs in Drinking Water. Now What? |
93 |
Health Highlights: U.S. Drinking Water
Contains...Pharmaceuticals [et al.] |
94 |
Reporter Tries to Block Daily Fines |
95 |
Reporter Contempt Order--Pushing New Bounds? |
96 |
Federal Judge fines ex-reporter for keeping sources
Confidential |
97 |
FBI Raids Nevada Clinics for Alleged Involvement in Hepatitis
Outbreak |
98 |
5-Year-Old Vaccine Program Vanquishes a Dangerous Type of
Childhood Meningitis |
99 |
WHO Develops Long-Lasting, Low-Cost Meningitis Vaccine |
100 |
Young men and the HPV vaccine |
101 |
Thai Ministry to Recommend Ignoring Patents on Cancer Drugs |
102 |
Thai Ministry To Recommend Cancer Drugs Be Kept Patent-free |
103 |
Shut Up, I'm Driving |
104 |
Cell Phones and Driving Don't Mix |
105 |
Driving While Listening Increases Likelihood Of Vehicle
Crashes |
106 |
How do infections and toxins launch a cell's self-destruct and
alarm system? |
107 |
Research shows promise for potential new gene therapy strategy
for muscle-wasting diseases |
108 |
Alarming growth in expected CO2 emissions in China, finds UC
analysis |
109 |
Are existing large-scale simulations of water dynamics wrong? |
110 |
Long-term muscle improvements shown in gene therapy study in
mice |
111 |
Microscopic 'astronauts' to go back in orbit |
112 |
Malignant tumor or benign cyst? |
113 |
University of Pittsburgh researchers crack code of 3-D
structure in key metabolic protein |
114 |
Micronesian Islands colonized by small-bodied humans |
115 |
A fossilized giant rhino bone questions the isolation of
Anatolia, 25 million years ago |
116 |
Nasal polyps from analgesics |
117 |
A common genetic mechanism discovered in nitrogen-fixing
plants |
118 |
Domestication of the donkey |
119 |
HPV vaccine reduces abnormal pap test results |
120 |
Marine bacteria's mealtime dash is a swimming success |
121 |
New technique puts DNA profiling of E. coli on fast track |
122 |
Non-human primates convey meaning through call combinations |
123 |
Invasive species can produce 'hotspots of evolutionary
novelty,' study shows |
124 |
US rush to produce corn-based ethanol will worsen 'dead zone'
in Gulf of Mexico: UBC study |
125 |
Potential brain cancer drug for children may damage bones |
126 |
Handheld DNA detector |
127 |
Physicists and engineers search for new dimension |
128 |
Measurement technique probes surface structure of gold
nanocrystals |
129 |
INL-led team achieves nuclear fuel performance milestone |
130 |
Finally, the 'Planet' in Planetary Nebulae? |
131 |
Researchers confirm discovery of Earth's inner, innermost core |
132 |
New NIST detector can 'see' single neutrons over broad range |
133 |
All done with mirrors: NIST microscope tracks nanoparticles in
3-D |
134 |
Stunt doubles: Ultracold atoms could replicate the electron
'jitterbug' |
135 |
Physicists: After 30 years of study, rare particle confirms
prediction |
136 |
Laser Treatment Transforms MDF Producing Startling Image of
Rare Wood Grains |
137 |
Size does matter: Researchers adapt drug dosing to body size |
138 |
Scientists determine structure of brain receptor implicated in
epilepsy and PMT |
139 |
New discovery at Jupiter could help protect Earth-orbit
satellites |
140 |
UCF researchers discover a new protein family implicated in
inflammatory diseases |
141 |
Confronting the challenge of antimicrobial resistance |
142 |
Virtual reality and computer technology improve stroke
rehabilitation |
143 |
Low levels of PYY hormone a very early indicator of type 2
diabetes |
144 |
Pandemic flu may be well mitigated until vaccine is available |
145 |
Deadly disease eliminated in children under 5 years of age in
Uganda |
146 |
Health problems in Persian Gulf War veterans higher due to
chemical exposure |
147 |
Magnesium associated with lower risk for some strokes in male
smokers |
148 |
Outlook improves for patients with non-Hodgkin lymphoma over
past decade |
149 |
Post-stroke clot-busting therapy beneficial for patients on
aspirin |
150 |
Offspring of parents who both have Alzheimer's disease may be
more likely to develop the illness |
151 |
Biopsy techniques have made PSA test less predictive |
152 |
Mouse model for mesothelioma reproduces human disease |
153 |
New UC Analysis Shows Alarming Increase in Expected Growth of
China's Carbon Dioxide Emissions |
154 |
Key Found to Breakthrough Drug for Clot Victims |
155 |
New Purdue facility aims to improve NASA moon rocket engine |
156 |
UM Invention Promises Major Advance in BioFuel Production |
157 |
Real and virtual pendulums swing as 1 in mixed reality state |
158 |
Bringing Second Life to life: Researchers create character
with reasoning abilities of a child |
159 |
ESA leads endeavour to save Earth Science data |
160 |
Systems That Process and Understand Spoken Language |
161 |
Scientists simulate pandemic influenza outbreak in Chicago |
162 |
Monkeys Shout Complex Thoughts |
163 |
Tiny Brain-Like Computer Created |
164 |
Wild Ass Tamed, Buried with Egyptian King |
165 |
Busting Myth, People Turn More Liberal With Age |
166 |
How Qin Shi Huang Changed the World |
167 |
Hormone injections can strengthen bones |
168 |
Robot fliers in commando competition |
169 |
Pacific 'dwarf' bones cause controversy |
170 |
How wild asses became donkeys of the pharaohs |
171 |
Mediterranean's 'horror' tsunami may strike again |
172 |
Black holes could bump asteroids our way |
173 |
Robotic drumstick keeps novices on the beat |
174 |
Invasive species create dangerous 'genetic hotspots' |
175 |
First South Korean astronaut to be a woman |
176 |
Invention: Non-explosive hydrogen storage [et al.] |
177 |
Wikileaks website in the clear |
178 |
Trash Today, Ethanol Tomorrow: Invention Promises Major
Advance in BioFuel Production |
179 |
EERC Materials Set to Go into Space on Endeavor |
180 |
New Neutron Detector Can 'See' Uncharged Particles Over Broad
Range |
181 |
All Done With Mirrors: NIST Microscope Tracks Nanoparticles in
3-D |
182 |
Bringing Second Life To Life: Researchers Create Character
With Reasoning Abilities of a Child |
183 |
Stunt Doubles: Ultracold Atoms Could Replicate the Electron
'Jitterbug' |
184 |
Data Processing Through a Fly's Eye |
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