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Al Jaffee profile in NY Times |
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Omnision: string together multiple youtubes in playlists |
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British Airways loses 15-20,000 bags since Thursday at
supremely b0rked Heathrow Terminal 5 |
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China wants sun on demand for Beijing Olympics |
5 |
Science project smolders on subway, panic ensues |
6 |
Device remotely destroys hard drive data |
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Chemical signalling drives nanomachines |
8 |
Australian species: increasing climate threat |
9 |
Photoshop: The popular editing tool goes free on the Web |
10 |
Isle of Eigg a model of energy self-sufficiency |
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Fuel does double duty in N.Y. |
12 |
Verbal Energy: Predictable chaos on our cellphones |
13 |
Some Damn Interesting News |
14 |
The Sheep Incident |
15 |
Breech Births May Be In Genes |
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Can A Chocolate Bar Lower Cholesterol? |
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Local girl makes good, doing (and talking) astronomy |
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Why are lobsters being used in new X-ray technologies? |
19 |
Why do loud noises cause your ears to ring? |
20 |
Spongelike Air-Capture Gadget Scrubs Away Carbon Emissions |
21 |
Weather Modders Aim to End Droughts With Efficiency by Sky |
22 |
Flexible OLEDs Double Efficiency as Organic Light Prices Lower |
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Glow Rug |
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Who's Better at Giving Directions, Men or Women? |
25 |
Parkinson Linked to Pesticides |
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5 Things the Web Can Find for Your Next Trip |
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AT&T's (Yes, AT&T's) New 3-D Web Browser |
28 |
Penny Dreadful |
29 |
Out of Print |
30 |
The Night the Lights Went Out |
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How Much Will It Cost to Fix the Climate? The Numbers Vary. |
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25 Environmental Threats of the Future |
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Advice to parents: Give your kids their (My)space |
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Doctors Wary After Cholesterol Drug Flop |
35 |
Heartache and Heart Health Connection |
36 |
Strangers Help World's Tallest Man |
37 |
Space freighter's approach and go |
38 |
Elderly osprey set for 50th egg |
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Silicon chips stretch into shape |
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The 101 most useful websites |
41 |
OOXML Vote: Irregularities in Germany & Croatia and a Call
for an Investigation of Norway |
42 |
Reply to BlackBerry e-mail hands-free! |
43 |
Tetris Shelves: Modular Furniture Never Looked So Good |
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Peer Review: Comcast teams with BitTorrent, critics skeptical |
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Comcast's P2P Conversion: I'll Believe It When I See Results |
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Open XML appears to clear ISO standard vote |
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U.K. may make last-minute U-turn on OOXML |
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Last Minute Vote Switching in OOXML Decision |
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Possible Manipulation of OOXML Process In Poland |
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Linux Unhackable At TippingPoint Contest |
51 |
CanSecWest: Countering Misinformation |
52 |
Flash flaw leads to Vista laptop's fall |
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Report: Complaints trigger rewrite of Photoshop Express terms |
54 |
BofA sees 3G iPhone build in May, predictions "too
conservative" |
55 |
Countdown to iPhone 2.0 |
56 |
Apple: 3G iPhone A Month Out |
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Cholesterol Drug Controversy Continues |
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Panel: Doctors Should Cut Vytorin, Zetia Use |
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Journal Issues Warning on Two Cholesterol Drugs |
60 |
Dole Recalls Honduran Cantaloupes because Salmonella Fear |
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Colo. Town Closer to Drinkable Tap Water |
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Potential association of type 2 diabetes genes with prostate
cancer |
63 |
Major collaboration uncovers surprising new genetic clues to
diabetes |
64 |
Major international collaboration offers new clues to genetics
of type 2 diabetes |
65 |
3-D imaging--first insights into magnetic fields |
66 |
Team explains 'the wallpaper problem' |
67 |
Comparison of anticoagulants for angioplasty show similar
outcomes |
68 |
Communicating your way to a healthy heart |
69 |
Race-specific cancer mutation found |
70 |
Sluggish reptile evolving at record speed |
71 |
3-D Imaging--First Insights Into Magnetic Fields |
72 |
Team explains 'the wallpaper problem' |
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Scientists offer new clues to genetics of type 2 diabetes |
74 |
Austrian glaciers shrink the most in five years |
75 |
Cities Switch Off Lights for Earth Hour |
76 |
New protest planned against rail tunnel through Italian Alps |
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Town beach between canal and a hard place |
78 |
Moscow Planetarium Mired in Dispute |
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Philippine company launches 406-dollar mini laptop |
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Maine weather wreaking havoc on deer |
81 |
Humane Society Seeks Sea Lion Injunction |
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Gene Sweeps Yield Discoveries |
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Communicating your way to a healthy heart |
84 |
Doctors Wary After Cholesterol Drug Flop |
85 |
Comparison of anticoagulants for angioplasty show similar
outcomes |
86 |
Prasugrel better on stent-related clots than Plavix: study |
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Colo. Town Closer to Drinkable Tap Water |
88 |
U.S. patients find surgery deals overseas |
89 |
Russian official warns of bird flu risk |
90 |
Finally! A Nearly Foolproof Circumcision. |
91 |
Go to the Fridge and Fix Yourself a Superbug Sandwich |
92 |
Epileptic Seizures Strike Much Like Earthquakes |
93 |
How the Heck Did a Woman Become Fused to a Toilet Seat? |
94 |
Computers See Diseases Written All Over Your Face |
95 |
A Chat With George W. Bush's Conscience |
96 |
The Cuckoo Surgeon Who Did Ice-Pick Lobotomies |
97 |
The Cancer That Itches |
98 |
14 Best Ways to Use Your Computer's Spare Time |
99 |
The Moral of the Zetia Story |
100 |
To Kill a Killer--Targeting Anthrax |
101 |
Thinking Telescopes--A Discovery Engine for Astronomy |
102 |
The Hunt for Dark Matter |
103 |
Snakes on the Brain |
104 |
Smoker Brain Error |
105 |
Overeaters' Brains |
106 |
News Bytes of the Week--Smoldering Hawaiian volcano an ongoing
geologic hottie [et al.] |
107 |
Where did viruses come from? |
108 |
Does Turning Fluorescent Lights Off Use More Energy Than
Leaving Them On? |
109 |
Hackers Assault Epilepsy Patients via Computer |
110 |
Top 10 April Fools' Pranks for Nerds |
111 |
Doctors Wary After Cholesterol Drug Flop |
112 |
Mozilla at 10: A Photo Tour of the Lizard's Lair |
113 |
Mozilla's Asa Dotzler on Firefox, Fighting Bloat and the
Problem with Democracy |
114 |
Manufacture and Sell Anything--in Minutes |
115 |
Twitter, iPhones Let Sex Workers Spread Their Gospel |
116 |
3 Lies Guitar Center Told Me Today About Microphones |
117 |
AP IMPACT: Gene sweeps yield discoveries |
118 |
European Spaceship Passes Rendezvous, Escape Tests |
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Canada seal hunt marred by deadly boat accident |
120 |
Researchers find six more diabetes genes: study |
121 |
Study shows life was tough for ancient Egyptians |
122 |
Thai temple fights off encroaching tide as world sea levels
rise |
123 |
Indonesian child tests positive for bird flu |
124 |
New gene clues to diabetes, colo-rectal cancer |
125 |
Doctors wary after cholesterol drug flop |
126 |
Man-made molecules reverse liver cirrhosis in rats |
127 |
Apple has biggest impact on world consumers: survey |
128 |
3G iPhone launch seen in 2nd quarter |
129 |
Musicians take social networking into their own hands |
130 |
Time Capsule saves your digital life |
131 |
Man-made molecules reverse liver cirrhosis in rats |
132 |
Nipple rings fall foul of airport check |
133 |
Vaccine for Ebola virus |
134 |
Most people believe smallpox not an extinct disease |
135 |
Green tea helps beat superbugs |
136 |
Neurons hard wired to tell left from right |
137 |
Major collaboration uncovers surprising new genetic clues to
diabetes |
138 |
The Race to Save the Hubble Telescope |
139 |
I Am Woman, Hear My (Web) Roar |
140 |
Ben Stein Holds Court |
141 |
What Will They Eat? How Will They Stay Warm? |
142 |
PHOTOS: Images of the Cosmos |
143 |
Galaxies Seen Near 'Edge of the Universe' |
144 |
When People Can't Stop Praying |
145 |
Dogs in Pain May Act Depressed |
146 |
Doctors Wary After Cholesterol Drug Flop |
147 |
Celebrex Risky in High-Risk Patients, Study Finds |
148 |
After Cancer, Kylie Minogue Returns Like 'a Tornado' |
149 |
Surviving Breast Cancer: Affliction of the Stars |
150 |
Even cheap masks stop flu spreading |
151 |
Emergency honey bee plan in the wings |
152 |
Whaling scene found in 3,000-year-old picture |
153 |
Chief scientist revolts over biofuel legislation |
154 |
Invention: Diamond-cooled nuclear reactor [et al.] |
155 |
Ecologists go holistic to measure ecosystem health |
156 |
US wasted billions on ineffective cholesterol drugs |
157 |
For the Paper Trail of Life on Mars Or Other Planets, Find
Cellulose |
158 |
Edison...Wasn't He the Guy Who Invented Everything? |
159 |
The Drug Scare That Exposed a World of Hurt |
160 |
In Deep-Dish Pizza Land, a Thinner Blue Line |
161 |
Sexual Advances |
162 |
An Invisible Cloak for Magnetism |
163 |
Cuneiform clay tablet translated for the first time |
164 |
Newly discovered galaxy cluster in early stage of formation is
farthest ever identified |
165 |
For the paper trail of life on Mars or other planets, find
cellulose |
166 |
N/A |
167 |
Toshiba robot can do the job of the remote control |
168 |
Researchers eliminate drug discovery bottleneck |
169 |
Chemical signaling may power nanomachines |
170 |
Data storage using ultra-small needles |
171 |
Hydrogen storage in nanoparticles works |
172 |
Faster and more sensitive electronics thanks to compact
cooling |
173 |
Team explains 'the wallpaper problem' |
174 |
Fire without smoke |
175 |
Specially-designed soils could help combat climate change |
176 |
Exploding star in NGC 2397 |
177 |
Successful qualification firing test for Zefiro 23 |
178 |
Contamination threatens Utah water supply |
179 |
Elevated concentrations of metals in China's e-waste recycling
workshops |
180 |
Earth Hour had impact, utilities say |
181 |
Arizona drought lingers even amid rains |
182 |
Two new star systems are first of their kind ever found |
183 |
Soldiers to get 3-D maps in near-real-time |
184 |
Mathematician foresees romps for Major League Baseball's
American League in 2008 |
185 |
European space freighter in dress rehearsal for ISS hookup |
186 |
Warming world holds new threats for Aussie wildlife |
187 |
Gore Announces Global Warming Effort |
188 |
German hackers threaten to publish Merkel's fingerprints |
189 |
Yahoo Launches Site Focused on Women |
190 |
Researcher Discovers Pathway Plants Use to Fight Back Against
Pathogens |
191 |
Historic grounds may be probed for ghosts |
192 |
Are women voters more likely to vote for female candidates? |
193 |
Study finds concerns with biofuels |
194 |
Virtual smash-ups show teenaged dome-skulled dinos could knock
heads |
195 |
No laughing matter--bacteria are releasing a serious
greenhouse gas |
196 |
Electric shocks boost plants' production of commercially
useful chemicals |
197 |
Self-organization of sandpile models |
198 |
Chips could speed up detection of livestock viruses |
199 |
Boosting self-esteem can backfire in decision-making |
200 |
Rare Parrot Chicks Born in New Zealand |
201 |
MRSA in hospital intensive care--what's growing where? |
202 |
Hybrid Cars Are Harder to Hear |
203 |
Doubt Hangs Over Personal Gene Scans |
204 |
Japanese researchers cure liver cirrhosis in rats |
205 |
Britons get stressed without mobile phones: survey |
206 |
First evidence that blocking key energy protein kills cancer
cells |
207 |
Are you my mother? Transference more pronounced when we are
tired |
208 |
Chloroform provides clue to 150 year old medical puzzle |
209 |
Researchers identify a gene responsible for Lou Gehrig's
disease |
210 |
Green tea helps beat superbugs |
211 |
Neurons hard wired to tell left from right |
212 |
Hormone that controls hunger and appetite also linked to
reduced fertility |
213 |
Significant reductions in mortality shown using blood
pressure-lowering treatment in very elderly |
214 |
Turn that frown upside down--healthy gums are something to
smile about |
215 |
Are blood thinners post-op killers? |
216 |
Study indicates diabetes medication may help slow plaque
build-up in coronary arteries |
217 |
The Holocaust was not experienced in the same way by everyone |
218 |
Cantaloupe recall continues to expand |
219 |
Angina drug potentially useful against heart rhythm disorders |
220 |
2-drug blood pressure therapy lowers cardiovascular risk |
221 |
Pensioners relaxed in front of the computer |
222 |
Lung transplants not dangerous for children with cystic
fibrosis, after all |
223 |
Uterine stem cells create new neurons that can curb
Parkinson's disease |
224 |
New blood pressure medication has fewer side effects: Global
study |
225 |
Norwegian Tooth Bank seeks milk teeth from 100,000 children |
226 |
Study shows why synthetic estrogens wreak havoc on
reproductive system |
227 |
Vaccine for Ebola virus |
228 |
Most people believe smallpox not an extinct disease |
229 |
Scientists offer new clues to genetics of type 2 diabetes |
230 |
Researchers publish MRI images of genes in action in the
living brain |
231 |
Japan acts to avert growing crisis in manners |
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