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Life Among Saturn's Moons? |
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Rock Formations That Rock |
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PHOTOS: Anime Takes Tokyo |
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N/A |
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YouTube Removes Videos Banned in Turkey |
6 |
Squid Beaks May Have Medical Application |
7 |
Endeavour, Astronauts Back on Earth |
8 |
Top 10 April Fools' Day Joke Web Sites |
9 |
Free Web Version of Photoshop Launches |
10 |
AT&T CEO: We Can't Find Skilled U.S. Workers |
11 |
Dutch MP Launches Anti-Koran Film Online |
12 |
Scientists Aim for Origami Space Flight |
13 |
YouTube to Provide More Viewership Info |
14 |
Broken-Hearted Swan Looks for Love |
15 |
Comcast to Stop Hampering File-Sharing |
16 |
Neanderthals Wore Make-up and Liked to Chat |
17 |
Doctors Not Concerned by US FDA Probing Safety of Merck's
Singulair |
18 |
Parents' Faith Fails to Save Diabetic Girl |
19 |
Big Tobacco Funding for Cancer Research Decried |
20 |
Humans Show Nose for Danger |
21 |
Born Without Limbs, Refusing Limitations |
22 |
New Ads Claim Tanning Is Good for You |
23 |
Trichotillomania a True Medical Mystery |
24 |
Carnie Wilson Talks Weight, Takes on Tabloid |
25 |
Couple evicted by newts [and other "Quirkies"
(strange stories)] |
26 |
Bringing Light to Computers |
27 |
Micromanaging RNA |
28 |
Robotic Guidance for Knee Surgery |
29 |
More-Powerful Solar Cells |
30 |
Google's Wi-Fi Dreams |
31 |
A New Divide in Social Networks |
32 |
Foldable, Stretchable Circuits |
33 |
Who Does Your Doctor Really Work For? |
34 |
Company offers moon as final resting place |
35 |
Canadian McDonald's to Go Dark During Earth Hour |
36 |
The nose knows: Smell sharpens during danger |
37 |
Who's your daddy? Answer's at the drugstore |
38 |
Crusaders 'left genetic legacy' |
39 |
Apple Relents: Non-Apple PCs Can Now Use Safari |
40 |
From Haitian Zombie Poison to Inuit Knives Made of Feces |
41 |
Woman Forced to Remove Nipple Rings Before Boarding Flight |
42 |
Rancher arrested for selling snake vodka |
43 |
Swan, paddleboat getting back together |
44 |
Alleged safe thief asks for phone call |
45 |
Dog in pound, owner ticketed after bites |
46 |
Outback mayor wins 'trashy' election |
47 |
Big tip lets Ind. teen buy prom dress |
48 |
New Hampshire Joins Montana in Real ID Victory |
49 |
These Gizmos Connect to the Net, But You'd Never Know It. |
50 |
HTML 5 Support by Browser: Opera Continues to Lead the Pack |
51 |
Do Bar Tricks |
52 |
Evolution Gets a Boost: No Cost for Complexity |
53 |
Snorkeling teen finds shark tooth |
54 |
Australian farmer finds mystery space junk |
55 |
Three U.S. Indian whale hunters plead guilty |
56 |
Risk-taking primates go for supersize-me |
57 |
New sea crocodile fossil hints at transatlantic migration |
58 |
California lowers auto emissions rule |
59 |
California utility to add 250 MW in solar cells |
60 |
Genetic underpinnings of schizophrenia revealed |
61 |
Emotion makes nose a sharper smeller |
62 |
U.S. experts find oldest voice recording, from 1860 |
63 |
Experts seek answers on water footprint |
64 |
Cops: Texas boy was slain, not crushed |
65 |
Prenatal omega-3 may aid babies' brain development |
66 |
WITNESS: No pain, no gain? Giving birth Dutch-style |
67 |
With Alzheimer's, It Takes a Family |
68 |
Cancer risk seen with J&J foot gel: FDA |
69 |
Schizophrenia Tied to Multiple Genetic Errors |
70 |
Big belly boosts risk of later dementia |
71 |
Italy under EU pressure over dioxin-tainted mozzarella scare |
72 |
US biologists shed light on how deadly virus becomes
infectious |
73 |
'Art Science' Comes Alive at Eyebeam |
74 |
Darwin on My Mind |
75 |
Self-Experimenters: Can 200,000 Hours of Baby Talk Untie a
Robot's Tongue? |
76 |
A World Of Possibilities Gives Perspective On Life On
Enceladus |
77 |
Mars Robotic Rover Opportunity Finds More Evidence Of Ancient
Water |
78 |
ASTRON Performs First Astronomical Observations With A Focal
Plane Array |
79 |
New theory emerges in Gagarin death mystery |
80 |
Spirit Begins Preparing For Another Winter Hibernation |
81 |
Dash Navigation Now Shipping First Two-Way Connected GPS
Device Exclusively At Amazon.com |
82 |
Ancient Meteorite Impact Crater Found In Britain |
83 |
Drivers Have A New Edge Behind The Wheel With Help From
Njection.com |
84 |
Yes You Can Rescue A Rainforest |
85 |
Dramatic Developments At Kilauea Volcano |
86 |
Differences remain with Russia on missile defense: US |
87 |
Small Desert Beetle Found To Engineer Ecosystems |
88 |
US stepping up unilateral attacks in Pakistan: report |
89 |
Monks defy China crackdown to protest in Lhasa |
90 |
China to clamp down on map websites: report |
91 |
Cassini Tastes Organic Material At Saturn's Geyser Moon |
92 |
Mantis Shrimp Vision Reveals New Way That Animals Can See |
93 |
Biosensing Nanodevice To Revolutionize Health Screenings |
94 |
World's First Movie Of Black Hole Birth |
95 |
Epilepsy Marked By Neural 'Hub' Network |
96 |
Larger Belly In Mid-life Increases Risk Of Dementia, Study
Suggests |
97 |
Organic Molecule, Amino Acid-Like, Found In Constellation
Sagittarius |
98 |
Brain's 'Sixth Sense' For Calories Discovered |
99 |
Reason For Almost Two Billion Year Delay In Animal Evolution
On Earth Discovered |
100 |
Preterm Birth Linked To Lifelong Health Issues |
101 |
Ant Guts Could Pave The Way For Better Drugs |
102 |
Chronic Illness Linked To Coal-mining Pollution, Study Shows |
103 |
A Ton Of Bitter Melon Produces Sweet Results For Diabetes |
104 |
Saving Cancer Patients' Skin For Later Dermatological
Treatments |
105 |
Layers Of Once Molten Rock Under The Atlantic Ocean Mapped |
106 |
Growth Hormone Found To Have New Role In Development Of
Brain's Smell Center |
107 |
Mounting Evidence Shows Red Wine Antioxidant Kills Cancer |
108 |
Dental Chair A Possible Source Of Neurotoxic Mercury Waste |
109 |
Troublesome Allergens Thrive In Humid Weather |
110 |
New Synthetic Enzymes Undergo 'Evolution In A Test Tube' |
111 |
Genes Previously Believed To Be Silent Are Actually Whispering
Key Information |
112 |
College Students Score Higher In Classes That Incorporate
Instructional Technology Than In Traditional Classes |
113 |
'Digital Skills Divide' Emerging |
114 |
Living Upside-down Shapes Spiders For Energy Saving |
115 |
Findings reveal how dengue virus matures, becomes infectious |
116 |
Researchers find that squid beak is both hard and soft, a
material that engineers want to copy |
117 |
Researchers detect amino acetonitrile near the centre of our
Milky Way |
118 |
Carbon Nanotubes Improve Fuel Cells |
119 |
MIT spin-off plans to manufacture cheap, efficient solar cells |
120 |
Foldable and stretchable, silicon circuits conform to many
shapes |
121 |
Boston Dynamics: Quadruped Rough Terrain Robot Prototype |
122 |
Firing photons makes advance in space communication |
123 |
World's oldest voice recording goes online |
124 |
Robotic minds think alike? |
125 |
Scientists find that squid beak is both hard and soft, a
material that engineers want to copy |
126 |
Rats capable of simple problem-solving: study |
127 |
Silicon chips for optical quantum technologies |
128 |
Findings reveal how dengue virus matures, becomes infectious |
129 |
Self-assembled materials form mini stem cell lab |
130 |
A ton of bitter melon produces sweet results for diabetes |
131 |
Under the sea |
132 |
Cooperative classrooms lead to better friendships, higher
achievement in young adolescents |
133 |
Risk-taking primates go for supersize-me |
134 |
Free Web Version of Photoshop Launches |
135 |
New Nanoparticles for Targeting Tumors |
136 |
Astrotechnology Brings Nanoparticle Probes Into Sharper Focus |
137 |
Electron spin and orbits in carbon nanotubes are coupled |
138 |
Ivy uses nanoparticles to climb walls, chemists discover |
139 |
Advancing the study of antimatter |
140 |
New theory emerges in Gagarin death mystery |
141 |
Mercury's shifting, rolling past |
142 |
Experts Seek Answers on Water Footprint |
143 |
Warming Affects Trees, Streams in West |
144 |
Can you rescue a rainforest? The answer may be yes |
145 |
Dramatic developments at Kilauea Volcano: Scientists work to
keep public safe and informed |
146 |
AMD Launches World's First x86 Triple-Core Processors |
147 |
Move over karaoke, Japan offers talk-along 'anime' machine |
148 |
Probing Question: How were the Egyptian pyramids built? |
149 |
Researchers examine human embryonic stem cell genome |
150 |
Researchers Demonstrate Molecular Delivery System for
Molecular Communication |
151 |
Small desert beetle found to engineer ecosystems |
152 |
Snorkeling Teen Finds Shark Tooth |
153 |
Femtogram-level chemical measurements now possible |
154 |
Scientists learn what's 'up' with a class of retinal cells in
mice |
155 |
Armed beetles find a mate, whatever their size |
156 |
Increased knowledge about global warming leads to apathy,
study shows |
157 |
Additional evidence of wolverine found in the Tahoe National
Forest |
158 |
Insect-Killing Worms May Help New York |
159 |
Faster koa tree growth without adverse ecosystem effects |
160 |
Sniffing out danger |
161 |
Researchers link genetic errors to schizophrenia |
162 |
Study shows weight bias is as prevalent as racial
discrimination |
163 |
Scientists find a key culprit in stroke brain cell damage |
164 |
SUNY researcher issued patent for virtual telemicroscope |
165 |
Dengue Claims 54 Lives in Brazil |
166 |
Scientists test new prostate disease drug |
167 |
'Wildcat Power Cord' repairs cruciate ligament in dairy cow's
knee |
168 |
FDA reviews diabetic and HIV medications |
169 |
Normal weight obesity: An emerging risk factor for heart and
metabolic problems |
170 |
AIDS experts go back to basics |
171 |
Genetic test improves artificial fertilization |
172 |
PTSD associated with more, longer hospitalizations |
173 |
Folate scores a win in animal studies: Brief, high doses of B
vitamin blunt damage from heart attack |
174 |
Italian farmers defend mozzarella cheese |
175 |
Saving cancer patients' skin |
176 |
Heparin recall spreads in Europe |
177 |
U of T research finds glycine could be key to REM Sleep
Behavior Disorder |
178 |
Relaxation training may improve control of hard-to-treat
systolic hypertension |
179 |
Apple begins widespread testing of Mac OS X 10.5.3 Update |
180 |
Exploring Time Capsule: theoretical speed vs practical
throughput |
181 |
Morgan Stanley: 40% of college students plan to buy Macs |
182 |
They stole 332 iPhones?!? |
183 |
Softpress releases Freeway 5 |
184 |
Report: Hon Hai secures order for Apple's next-gen iPhone |
185 |
PC Magazine reviews Apple's 15-inch MacBook Pro (Penryn):
'Editors' Choice for mainstream laptops' |
186 |
Mac hacked in security contest via undisclosed Safari
vulnerability |
187 |
Apple releases Aperture 2.1 with powerful image editing open
plug-in architecture |
188 |
PC Magazine: Apple's iPhone, desktop and laptop PC killer |
189 |
Detroit Free Press: Apple's Time Capsule can save your digital
life |
190 |
Werck BV releases Checkout 2.0 point of sale solution for
Apple Macintosh |
191 |
Dvorak issues newsflash: Apple's iPhone is not a desktop
computer |
192 |
Apple Store Rockingham Park employees charged with theft of
332 iPhones |
193 |
Apple supplier Wolfson Microelectronics shares plunge on lack
of next-gen iPod deal |
194 |
Engadget posts scathing open letter from former Motorola
insider |
195 |
Bank of America: 3G iPhone in June |
196 |
Apple begins testing Mac OS X 10.5.3 |
197 |
Flash makers bluffing on Apple 32Gb orders? |
198 |
Apple Reinvesting in Handwriting Recognition? |
199 |
Apple Digital Fitness Companion System? |
200 |
Apple ships second iPhone SDK, seeks handwriting tech expert |
201 |
Apple's secret enterprise plans |
202 |
Found! Oldest recording of human voice |
203 |
Glasses don't make you a nerd |
204 |
The Tangled Orbits of Saturn's Moons |
205 |
Cuba allows unrestricted cellular phone service |
206 |
China to Launch Trial of 3G Phones |
207 |
Study Shows Life Was Tough for Ancient Egyptians |
208 |
Swan Reunited With Beloved Paddleboat |
209 |
French Recording May Be World's First |
210 |
Australian Farmer Finds Mystery Space Junk |
211 |
Silent Insect Killer Ravages American West |
212 |
J. K. Rowling One of Many Who Has Felt Suicidal |
213 |
Rio Struggles to Contain Epidemic |
214 |
Chefs Warn on Side-Effects of Sushi Boom |
215 |
Disease Changes Skin Color, Not Identity |
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