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OS X costs twice as much? |
2 |
Beleaguered Dell breaks customer's laptop, sends replacement
full of pubes |
3 |
RUMOR: Apple's next-gen iPhone to have GPS |
4 |
Boston Globe: Apple's Time Capsule provides easy data backups
for Mac users |
5 |
Mossberg: Apple's Mac OS X Leopard faster, better, far less
prone to malware than Windows Vista |
6 |
Gartner: Microsoft's Windows collapsing under its own weight
[cf. 174] |
7 |
Apple iPhone's next killer apps: VoIP and videoconferencing |
8 |
Controlling your Mac via email |
9 |
Melting causes lake in Chile to empty |
10 |
New NASA Spacecraft to Probe Moon Dust |
11 |
Lungless frog could shed light on evolution: scientist |
12 |
Australian PM won't let panda pen derail China trip |
13 |
Groups seek sand dune lizard protection |
14 |
Shock: First Animal on Earth Was Surprisingly Complex |
15 |
German lawmakers ease limits on stem cell research |
16 |
Why Beautiful Women Marry Less Attractive Men |
17 |
Cat naps at US nuclear plant may catch hefty fine |
18 |
Operation Beijing storm: rockets target rain |
19 |
Yoga helps older women balance and stand taller |
20 |
Soy compound linked to lower breast cancer risk |
21 |
Drug protects mice, monkeys from radiation damage |
22 |
Espionage Against Pro-Tibet Groups, Others, Spurred Microsoft
Patches |
23 |
NSFW Gallery: Sex Science From Da Vinci to MRIs |
24 |
Talk Dirty, Descriptively in Porn for the Blind |
25 |
Flickr Users Cry Mutiny Over New Video Feature |
26 |
Muni Wireless Is Dead. Here Comes a New Way to Connect |
27 |
The Latest Trend in Microcars Positions the Engine as Backseat
Driver |
28 |
Peraves' MonoTracer Is Barely a Motorcycle, But It's a Really
Easy Ride |
29 |
Feds Charge Porn Producer With Selling Adult Content to Adults |
30 |
The 3-G iPhone: What To Expect |
31 |
Industrial Control Systems Killed Once and Will Again, Experts
Warn |
32 |
Fat Lady Sings for a Geeky Time Traveler |
33 |
British Airways Passenger Dies, Remorseful Airline Promptly
Loses His Luggage |
34 |
Making Gymnastics Safer for Kids |
35 |
The Story of Barack Obama's Mother |
36 |
Drug Seems to Counter Radiation |
37 |
Seawater holds clues to ancient asteroid impacts |
38 |
Bad teeth cost Britain $5.3 billion |
39 |
Woman found living with rats and snakes |
40 |
A Fuller Picture of Your Lungs |
41 |
A Training Tool for Athletes |
42 |
Targeted Delivery for Nanoparticles |
43 |
Targeted Ads Designed for You |
44 |
Nano Drugs to Starve Tumors |
45 |
IBM's Faster, Denser Memory |
46 |
Astronauts relish new Asian space food |
47 |
New Rocky Planet Found In Constellation Leo |
48 |
WiFi And GPS Combined Move Outdoor Audience Measurement
Indoors |
49 |
INRIX Launches Real-Time Traffic Alerts Across Whole US
Interstate System |
50 |
RIT Team Simulates First Merger Of Three Black Holes On A
Supercomputer |
51 |
Cargo Container Security: According to ABI Research, Its Not
One Size Fits All |
52 |
Raytheon Wins Contract For Radar-Jamming Variant Of It's
Miniature Air Launched Decoy |
53 |
Submarines Versus Aircraft Carriers Part Two |
54 |
US Government Report Shows Decreased Costs For F-35 Program |
55 |
EQ-36 Counterfire Target Acquisition Radar Undergoes
Successful Testing |
56 |
Safer, Easier System For Remote Explosive Detection |
57 |
Cow Stomach Holds Key To Turning Corn Into Biofuel |
58 |
Scientist Seeks Ways To Squeeze More Oil Out Of Existing Wells |
59 |
The Palazzo Las Vegas Named Largest Green Building In The
World |
60 |
Absence Of Clouds Caused Pre-human Supergreenhouse Periods |
61 |
The First Animal On Earth Was Significantly More Complex Than
Previously Believed |
62 |
Flowers' Fragrance Diminished By Air Pollution, Study
Indicates |
63 |
Massive Study Of Madagascar Wildlife Leads To New Conservation
Roadmap |
64 |
Carbon Nanotubes Made Into Conductive, Flexible 'Stained
Glass' |
65 |
How Strong Is That Hurricane? Just Listen |
66 |
Future Of Solar-powered Houses Is Clear: New Windows Could
Halve Carbon Emissions |
67 |
Coldest Brown Dwarf Ever Observed: Closing The Gap Between
Stars And Planets |
68 |
NASA Spacecraft Images Mars Moon In Color And In 3D |
69 |
New Rocky Planet Found In Constellation Leo |
70 |
How Neural Sludge Accumulates In Alzheimer's Disease |
71 |
Ancient DNA: Reconstruction Of The Biological History Of A
Human Society |
72 |
'Connecting The Dots' In Path That Leads To Fat |
73 |
Nanotechnology In Environment: Citrate Appears To Control
Buckyball Clumping But Environmental Concerns Remain |
74 |
You Get What You Pay For With Online Q & A Sites, Study
Shows |
75 |
Cancer Stem Cells Created With New Technique |
76 |
Diabetes Drug May Hold Potential As Treatment For Epilepsy,
Using Same Mechanism As Ketogenic Diet |
77 |
New Guidelines Issued For Treating Resistant Hypertension |
78 |
Microwave Treatments For Enlarged Prostate Cause Blood
Pressure Surges, Study Shows |
79 |
How Proteins Control The Process When Bacteria Multiply: May
Lead To New Antibiotics |
80 |
Sydney Harbors Deadly Diet For Sea Creatures |
81 |
Archaeologist Helps Community By Keeping African Artifacts In
Africa |
82 |
Evolution In The Classroom: 'Evolution Machine' Lets Students
See It Happen |
83 |
Expert Foresees 10 More Years Of Research & Development To
Make Solar Energy Competitive |
84 |
Spitzer Space Telescope sees shining stellar sphere |
85 |
Nanotechnology could solve lithium battery charging problems |
86 |
Popcorn-ball design doubles efficiency of dye-sensitised solar
cells |
87 |
Mosquito mating mechanism could lead to new attack on dengue
and yellow fever |
88 |
Phoenix Mars Lander fine tunes course for landing |
89 |
Absence of clouds caused pre-human supergreenhouse periods |
90 |
Researchers Move Closer To New Class of Memory |
91 |
Dangerous Animal Virus on US Mainland? |
92 |
Twin findings raise hopes of improved anemia treatments |
93 |
Journey to the center of the earth: Discovery sheds light on
mantle formation |
94 |
Television on the Internet taking off for real |
95 |
Phoenix Mars Lander Fine Tunes Course for May Landing |
96 |
Melting Causes Lake in Chile to Empty |
97 |
Scientists develop strategy to rapidly describe outbreak
strains with next-generation DNA sequencing |
98 |
Yahoo-Microsoft Battle Bolsters Google |
99 |
Researchers find the ties that bind electrons in
high-temperature superconductivity |
100 |
Underwater microscope helps prevent shellfish poisoning along
Gulf Coast of Texas |
101 |
Russia Opens Monument to Space Dog Laika |
102 |
Moondust in the Wind |
103 |
Hubble Pinpoints Record-Breaking Explosion |
104 |
Russia to call for extending ISS use |
105 |
Scientists Predict More Floods, Droughts |
106 |
Prawn sandwich destroys Philippines fish nurseries: expert |
107 |
Flowers' fragrance diminished by air pollution, study
indicates |
108 |
NASA Sets Sights on Lunar Dust Exploration Mission |
109 |
Hackers attack Tibetan govt-in-exile website: Tibetan official |
110 |
Beyond chess: Deep green models rapid change for combat
commanders |
111 |
Tourist information wherever you are |
112 |
One virtual step for man, one real leap for mankind |
113 |
Cycling More Intelligently |
114 |
Indonesia Ends Ban on YouTube Over Film |
115 |
Israeli Army Puts Limits on Facebook |
116 |
Microbes could be the key to coral death |
117 |
Live-animal nerve regeneration study gets a boost |
118 |
Free range 'no increased infection risk' for chickens |
119 |
Not all smoke alarms created equal |
120 |
Keep boys and girls together, research suggests |
121 |
Elastic stresses influence formation of leaf veins |
122 |
Groups Seek Sand Dune Lizard Protection |
123 |
Can micro-scaffolding help stem cells rebuild the brain after
stroke? |
124 |
Personality study shows risk of first depression episode late
in life |
125 |
New procedure in diagnosing small bowel disorders proves
efficient and effective |
126 |
Slightly abnormal blood test may point to a 'silent' form of
hepatitis B |
127 |
Researchers Find New Treatment for Hepatitis C |
128 |
Major surgery no longer needed for the removal of uterine
fibroids |
129 |
MRI 'best' for looking at breast cancer and more |
130 |
MDCT accurate in detecting stenosis in calcified coronary
artery plaque |
131 |
With annual deaths from malaria on the rise: Scientists ask
'where is all the money going?' |
132 |
Macadamia nuts can be included in heart healthy diet |
133 |
A diagnosis of triple-negative breast cancer doesn't always
mean cancer spread |
134 |
New technique in treating patients with liver cancer proves
effective |
135 |
Stem cells and cancer: Scientists investigate a fine balancing
act |
136 |
Drug Companies to Reveal Grant Practices |
137 |
Stem cells offer cartilage repair hope for arthritis sufferers |
138 |
Does the internet really influence suicidal behavior? |
139 |
Embryonic stem cells could help to overcome immune rejection
problems |
140 |
Can People Have Meat and a Planet, Too? |
141 |
Sharp Curb on Salmon Season |
142 |
A Textbook Case of Downplaying Global Warming? |
143 |
Rethinking an Old Ailment: Enlarged Prostate |
144 |
The volcano that changed the world |
145 |
Grand Canyon's 55-million-year-old secret |
146 |
Why is the universe's brightest blast still blazing? [cf. 160] |
147 |
Ten weirdest computers |
148 |
Is this the beginning of water wars? |
149 |
Madagascan wildlife map reveals species hotspots |
150 |
Controversial forensic DNA test gets the green light |
151 |
Bacteria tails could protect against 'dirty' bomb |
152 |
Coat of armour creates hardy 'super-cells' |
153 |
How the placenta adapts to make mammals a success |
154 |
Curious cloud formations linked to quakes |
155 |
Ocean mud yields secrets of past Earth impacts |
156 |
IBM creates working racetrack memory device |
157 |
Merging bacteria species reverse evolution |
158 |
Nanoscale freighter hauls its first load |
159 |
Underwater Microscope Helps Prevent Shellfish Poisoning Along
Gulf Coast of Texas |
160 |
Hubble Pinpoints Record-breaking Explosion [cf. 146] |
161 |
Black Gold Agriculture May Revolutionize Farming, Curb Global
Warming |
162 |
Blood Vessels: the Pied Piper for Growing Nerve Cells |
163 |
Popcorn-Ball Design Doubles Efficiency of Dye-Sensitized Solar
Cells |
164 |
Popcorn-ball design doubles efficiency of dye-sensitized solar
cells |
165 |
Sharing the Road |
166 |
Massive Study of Madagascar Wildlife Released |
167 |
Flowers' Fragrance Diminished by Air Pollution |
168 |
Firing Photons Makes Advance in Space Communication |
169 |
Hurricane Forecasters Adopt NCAR Radar Technique |
170 |
Dr. Mom Was Right--and Wrong--About Washing Fruits and
Vegetables |
171 |
Researchers Discover Novel 'Gene Toggles' in World's Top Food
Crop |
172 |
New Studies Add Insights to Issue of Infant Feeding and
Effects on Obesity |
173 |
Found! 'Missing link' brown dwarf |
174 |
Windows is 'collapsing,' Gartner analysts warn [cf. 6] |
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