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Title |
1 |
Yahoo Tries to Delay Microsoft Showdown |
2 |
Lego Wants to Build Business with Girls |
3 |
Camera Spots Wolverine in Sierra Nevada |
4 |
MPA: Studios Settle Internet Piracy Case |
5 |
Butterflies Remember Caterpillar Experiences |
6 |
Apple Falls Short of Rental-Movie Target |
7 |
Moses Was High on Drugs, Israeli Researcher Says |
8 |
Manmade Flood Unleashed in Grand Canyon |
9 |
PHOTOS: Six-Legged Octopus Found [& other animal oddities] |
10 |
Government Concedes Vaccine Injury Case |
11 |
Patrick Swayze Faces Tough Cancer Battle, Doctors Say |
12 |
Study: Computers Can Now Predict What You're Seeing |
13 |
Myths About Mind and Mood Revealed |
14 |
Troop Depression in Afghanistan Rises |
15 |
Catching the Cancers Colonoscopies Miss |
16 |
Transgender Executive: 'Just a Different Person Now Than I Was
Then' |
17 |
MRSA 'Superbug' Becoming More Resistant |
18 |
Contaminant Found in Heparin |
19 |
Dr. Says Killer Has Deviant Disorders |
20 |
Happy genes set you up for life |
21 |
Hunt is on for tiny diamonds in space |
22 |
Mind-reading computer picks your card |
23 |
Galileo demo sat to be despatched |
24 |
Italy row over Galileo's remains |
25 |
Whaling body seeks path to peace |
26 |
Dram 'helps clean contamination' |
27 |
ATV: A truck engineered for space |
28 |
Ad system 'will protect privacy' |
29 |
Five things that Dungeons & Dragons begat |
30 |
Test to spot early glaucoma signs |
31 |
Turkmenistan's plan for baby boom |
32 |
Q&A: Seroxat data |
33 |
Rare Photo Of Helen Keller Discovered |
34 |
Camera Sports Rare Wolverine In Nevada |
35 |
Set a Blank Password in Windows XP To Protect the Computer
from Internet Attacks |
36 |
Unique locks on microchips could reduce hardware piracy |
37 |
Thunderbird 3.0 to begin ascent next month: what to expect |
38 |
Ultimate Celebrity in Aviary |
39 |
Scientists Come Out Against Gun Database |
40 |
Bill Gates Encourages New Health Ideas |
41 |
State: No Alerts On Zyprexa Side Effects |
42 |
Light Dusting May Earn Heavy Petting |
43 |
Boomers Bounce Back After ACL Surgery |
44 |
Decoding Food Labeling |
45 |
Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 8 Beta |
46 |
Internet Explorer 8 and the Boring Era of Web Browsers |
47 |
Internet Explorer 8: Crash, Restart, Crash |
48 |
Hands-on With Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 Beta |
49 |
Microsoft shows IE 8 at Mix |
50 |
Get Microsoft's IE 8 Activities For Firefox Today |
51 |
Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 8 Beta |
52 |
Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 8 Beta |
53 |
Julius Baer drops suit against Wikileaks |
54 |
Swiss Bank Julius Baer Drops Wikileaks Lawsuit |
55 |
Flash on iPhones? No Time Soon |
56 |
Jobs Thinks iPhone Too Good For Flash |
57 |
Jobs: Flash Not Good Enough For The iPhone |
58 |
Apple Leader Addresses Shareholders |
59 |
Adobe bites its tongue after iPhone Flash jab |
60 |
Torrent in Colorado River Is Unleashed to Aid Fish |
61 |
An homage to the man behind 'Dungeons & Dragons' |
62 |
What Apple Should Announce |
63 |
How Open Will Apple Go With iPhone SDK Launch? |
64 |
RIM to bring Will.i.am's Dipdive to BlackBerry |
65 |
Random Celebrity Endorsement Of The Day: Will.i.am And RIM |
66 |
Gosling: Blu-ray victory to spur Java creativity |
67 |
Blu-ray Basics: Using The High-Definition DVD Format On Your
PC |
68 |
Microsoft Offers $100,000 to Testers of Office Live Workspace |
69 |
Microsoft Dangles Cash for Trying Office |
70 |
Microsoft Entices New Users With Cash |
71 |
Tacoma judge may accept partial verdict in ecoterror trial |
72 |
Partial verdict reached in UW arson case |
73 |
Apple doesn't live up to its movie rental promise |
74 |
ITunes' Incomplete Movie-Rental Inventory |
75 |
Hold Your Breath! California Cows Start Gas Production |
76 |
A Mighty (Renewable) Wind Blows In California |
77 |
California cows to supply renewable gas energy |
78 |
PG&E begins tapping into cow power |
79 |
Does Cisco's Switch To Linux Make IOS More Open? |
80 |
Software Conjures the Magic in Cisco ASR 1000 Routers |
81 |
Is thinner better? The ThinkPad X300 challenges the MacBook
Air |
82 |
Lenovo X300 Completely Rules the MacBook Air. Or Does It? |
83 |
Mobile Phones: An Essential Tool For Americans |
84 |
N/A |
85 |
Americans can't live without mobile services |
86 |
Americans love their phones more than the Internet |
87 |
Ga. girl helps link autism to childhood vaccines |
88 |
Shares Soar for Colon Cancer Test Maker |
89 |
Exact Sciences technology in cancer screening guide; shares
leap |
90 |
Exact's colon-cancer test gets nod from American Cancer
Society |
91 |
Two Tests Added to Recommended List to Prevent or Detect
Colorectal Cancer |
92 |
Health Highlights: [2 More Colorectal Cancer Tests Endorsed,
et al.] |
93 |
Colorectal cancer screening guidelines update |
94 |
Vegas Clinic May Have Sickened Thousands |
95 |
Do Good: Contract Malaria, Receive a Paycheck |
96 |
Rutgers Research Reveals How Deadly Food Poisoning and
Bioterrorism Toxins Could Be Tamed |
97 |
UCLA study finds that broccoli may help boost the aging immune
system |
98 |
Scientists successfully treat new mouse model of inflammatory
bowel disease |
99 |
U of I scientists aim to overcome allergic reactions to soy |
100 |
Cell recycling protects tumor cells from anti-cancer therapy |
101 |
Stevens chemists identify compounds to lure nutria, a rat-like
pest ravaging Gulf Coast wetlands |
102 |
Torrefacto-roasted coffee has higher antioxidant properties,
according to a dissertation defended at the University of Navarra |
103 |
Breakthrough in birth-defect research |
104 |
Giant panda genome to be sequenced |
105 |
How worms protect their chromosomes: Thereby hangs a
surprising tail |
106 |
High levels of estrogen associated with breast cancer
recurrence |
107 |
When the chips are down--soak them! |
108 |
Leicester scientists seek to disarm TB's 'molecular weapon' |
109 |
Brown-led study rearranges some branches on animal tree of
life |
110 |
Secrets of cooperation between trees and fungi revealed |
111 |
Study finds bacteria may reduce risk for kidney stones |
112 |
Controlling most atoms now possible |
113 |
Drugs like aspirin could reduce breast cancer and help
existing sufferers |
114 |
Large binocular telescope achieves first binocular light |
115 |
New technique takes a big step in examination of small
structures |
116 |
Mother-daughter conflict, low serotonin level may be deadly
combination |
117 |
PET's Targeted Imaging May Lead to Earlier, More Accurate
Diagnosis of Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease |
118 |
Physics breakthrough much ado about 'nothing' |
119 |
Report advises against new national database of ballistic
images |
120 |
Mars and Venus are surprisingly similar |
121 |
Future 'quantum computers' will offer increased
efficiency...and risks |
122 |
Colonoscopy used to identify and remove flat colon lesions |
123 |
Research Suggests Mid-Level Computer Screen Displays Can
Minimize Musculoskeletal Strain in Schoolchildren |
124 |
Your brain on Krispy Kremes |
125 |
Quitting smoking--it's never too late |
126 |
Smoking doesn't make you happy |
127 |
New protein discovery helps researchers understand autoimmune
diseases |
128 |
'Surgery' looks at inventions and innovations by surgeons |
129 |
New guidelines update recommendations on colorectal cancer
screening |
130 |
Camera Spots Wolverine in Sierra Nevada |
131 |
Study Debunks Web Predator Myths |
132 |
Men Who Do Housework May Get More Sex |
133 |
Industry Trying to Block Smog Cleanup |
134 |
Ancient Tomb Found on Greek Island |
135 |
The Grand Canyon's New Older Age |
136 |
Crayfish Never Forget a Face |
137 |
'Black hole' made from light |
138 |
Epilepsy drug saves rats from seizures |
139 |
'Death Star' found pointing at Earth |
140 |
Saturn satellite reveals first moon rings |
141 |
Floppy when wet: Sea cucumber inspires new plastic |
142 |
Morphing aircraft mimics a bird on the wing |
143 |
Global warming poses deaf threat to tropical fish |
144 |
'Thirsty' electric cars threaten water resources |
145 |
Grand Canyon flushing experiment criticised |
146 |
Universe submerged in a sea of chilled neutrinos |
147 |
Broccoli May Help Boost the Aging Immune System |
148 |
Chronically Elevated Blood Sugar Levels Disable "Fasting
Switch" |
149 |
Quantum Logic Clock Rivals Mercury Ion as World's Most
Accurate Clock |
150 |
Anti-rejection Nanotherapy Shows Promise in Rodent Lung
Transplant Model |
151 |
How Worms Protect Their Chromosomes: Thereby Hangs a
Surprising Tail |
152 |
Failure Investigations Report Highlights Efforts for Safer
Buildings |
153 |
Good Vibrations Probe Innards of Molecular Electronic
Junctions |
154 |
Energy Upgrades Pay Off for Taxpayers and Feds |
155 |
Unique Locks on Microchips Could Reduce Hardware Piracy |
156 |
Grand Canyon Older Than Thought, Study Says |
157 |
Expanding 'Deserts,' by Land and Sea |
158 |
Turning Glare Into Watts |
159 |
To Feed the Birds, First Feed the Bugs |
160 |
New Generation Gap as Older Addicts Seek Help |
161 |
Two Tests Added to Recommended List to Prevent or Detect
Colorectal Cancer |
162 |
Quantum logic clock rivals mercury ion as world's most
accurate clock |
163 |
Chronically elevated blood sugar levels disable 'fasting
switch' |
164 |
Sun's corona is both hot and kinky |
165 |
On measuring the wind |
166 |
Torrefacto-roasted coffee has higher antioxidant properties |
167 |
New protein discovery helps researchers understand autoimmune
diseases |
168 |
Mars and Venus are surprisingly similar |
169 |
Good vibrations probe innards of molecular electronic
junctions |
170 |
Cell recycling protects tumour cells from anti-cancer therapy |
171 |
Quitting smoking--it's never too late |
172 |
'Surgery' looks at inventions and innovations by surgeons |
173 |
Scientists aim to overcome allergic reactions to soy |
174 |
Giant fossil bats out of Africa |
175 |
Tree Of Animal Life Has Branches Rearranged, By Evolutionary
Biologists |
176 |
Origin Of Hiss In Upper Atmosphere Identified |
177 |
Hobbits May Be Human After All |
178 |
3D Virus Image Taken At Highest Resolution Ever |
179 |
Diabetes May Be Disorder Of Upper Intestine: Surgery May
Correct It |
180 |
Boys' And Girls' Brains Are Different: Gender Differences In
Language Appear Biological |
181 |
Magnetic Levitation Gives Computer Users Sense Of Touch |
182 |
South American Frog Secretions Stimulate Insulin Release,
Could Offer Diabetes Treatment Hope |
183 |
High Levels Of Estrogen Associated With Breast Cancer
Recurrence |
184 |
Just Listening To Cell Phones Significantly Impairs Drivers,
Study Shows |
185 |
Sticky Blood Protein Yields Clues To Autism |
186 |
'Power Napping' In Pigeons |
187 |
Go With Your Gut--Intuition Is More Than Just A Hunch, Says
New Research |
188 |
Health Groups Issue Updated Colorectal Cancer Screening
Guidelines |
189 |
Researchers Describe Mechanisms By Which Capon Gene Causes
Heart Rhythm Disturbances |
190 |
Molecular Alliance That Sustains Embryonic Stem Cell State
Identified |
191 |
Awkward! New Study Examines Our Gazes During Potentially
Offensive Behavior |
192 |
Many Patients Can Reach LDL Cholesterol Goal Through Dietary
Changes Alone, Study Shows |
193 |
Alcohol Intake Increases Risk Of Hypertension, High Blood
Pressure In Certain Populations |
194 |
New Study Sheds Light On Excessive Drinking Among The Elderly |
195 |
Pacemaker Tune-up Works Chemical Wonders On Damaged Hearts In
Dogs |
196 |
New Blood Test Detects Antibodies That Protect Against Malaria |
197 |
Protein Inhibits Ebola From Reaching Out To Infect Neighboring
Cells |
198 |
Warmer Springs Mean Less Snow, Fewer Flowers In The Rockies |
199 |
Giant Fossil Bats Out Of Africa, 35 Million Years Old |
200 |
Innovative Archaeological Survey Reveals Unknown Aspects Of
China's Past |
201 |
First Flight Of The RoboSwift Micro-Airplane Is A Success |
202 |
Physicists Capture Unique Form Of Void, Enhance Understanding
Of The Universe |
203 |
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