| File |
Title |
| 1 |
What Darwin Saw Out Back |
| 2 |
Patch Job [KLUGE: The Haphazard Construction of the Human
Mind] |
| 3 |
Humming Praises for the Wild Bee |
| 4 |
A New View on the Roots of Itchy Skin |
| 5 |
Scanner to Find Fatty Deposits in Vessels Is Approved |
| 6 |
Glaxo Says Compound in Wine May Fight Aging |
| 7 |
Really? The Claim: During a Seizure, You Can Swallow Your
Tongue |
| 8 |
Shoulder motor balks on Opportunity's robotic arm |
| 9 |
River delta in Nepenthes Mensae on Mars |
| 10 |
First transistor developed using nanotechnology |
| 11 |
Researchers study spread of lake trout in Glacier National
Park |
| 12 |
New source for biofuels discovered |
| 13 |
Jules Verne ATV boosts ISS orbit |
| 14 |
Sierra Nevada rose to current height earlier than thought |
| 15 |
UCSF marks a milestone with 500th transplant in heart and lung
program |
| 16 |
New Properties Discovered for Nanotube Sheets |
| 17 |
Goodbye, Bunny Ears: Future Antennas May be Flat |
| 18 |
Pinpoint microwave resolution could lead to wireless power
transfer |
| 19 |
On the Energy Trail: Researchers Find New Details Following
the Path of Solar Energy During Photosynthesis |
| 20 |
Nanobacteria--Are They Alive? |
| 21 |
GPS market at turning point with sliding prices, demand off |
| 22 |
Linking low frequency hearing to the cochlea's curvature |
| 23 |
First nanoscale image of soil reveals an 'incredible' variety |
| 24 |
Scientists discover exotic quantum state of matter |
| 25 |
Researchers discover theoretical model to predict jamming |
| 26 |
Scientists reveal presence of ocean current 'stripes' |
| 27 |
Jules Verne boosts ISS orbit |
| 28 |
Molecular analysis confirms T. rex's evolutionary link to
birds |
| 29 |
Refining the date of the K/T boundary and the dinosaur
extinction |
| 30 |
Simulations may explain nanoparticles 'pinned' to graphene |
| 31 |
Distinguishing decoherence in quantum systems |
| 32 |
Measurement precision beats standard quantum limit |
| 33 |
Creating Faster Integrated Circuits by Slowing Light |
| 34 |
Northern lights glimmer with unexpected trait |
| 35 |
On shaky ground: UH Prof. finds geological faults threaten
Houston |
| 36 |
ASIMO Robot to Conduct the Detroit Symphony Orchestra |
| 37 |
iBand makes music with two fingers...and iPhone |
| 38 |
Review: Digital converters keep the old tube TV useable |
| 39 |
Gadget to bring back Berlin Wall for tourists |
| 40 |
US cites China, Russia for failing to protect intellectual
property |
| 41 |
Natural-gas vehicles hot in Utah, where the fuel is cheap |
| 42 |
Scanning world's every book means turning many, many pages |
| 43 |
Carnegie Mellon researchers urge development of low carbon
electricity |
| 44 |
Ukraine marks 22nd anniversary of Chernobyl catastrophe |
| 45 |
Canadian panel: Climate change is threat to polar bears |
| 46 |
Yeast gives rise to new concept: cell fuel is 'brains' behind
division |
| 47 |
Finding God with biocomplexity |
| 48 |
Giant puzzle exposes Germany's communist secrets |
| 49 |
Penguin's wetsuit puts him back in the swim of things |
| 50 |
First cloned dog set to produce offspring: researchers |
| 51 |
Narwhals more at risk to Arctic warming than polar bears |
| 52 |
Probing question: Why do whales beach themselves? |
| 53 |
FDA turns down application for combo allergy drug |
| 54 |
Spain issues sunflower oil warning |
| 55 |
Surprising language abilities in children with autism |
| 56 |
Study shows false memories complicate end-of-life treatment
decisions |
| 57 |
Study Captures Brain's Activity Processing Speech |
| 58 |
Plan To Identify Watery Earth-Like Planets Develops |
| 59 |
More Trouble For Opportunity's Robotic Arm |
| 60 |
Michigan Telescopes Help Give Astronomers Insights Into
Blazars |
| 61 |
Spirit Still Sitting Pretty For This Time Of Year |
| 62 |
NASA official says no major problem with Russian capsule |
| 63 |
Herschel Spacecraft Assembly Complete |
| 64 |
CSIRO Astronomers To Join Private Data Highway Across USA |
| 65 |
Larger Pacific Climate Event Helps Current La Nina Linger |
| 66 |
Defense Focus: Weapons evolution--Part 4 |
| 67 |
New biofuels source is discovered |
| 68 |
BAE Starts Manufacture Of First F-35 Lightning II Aircraft |
| 69 |
Morphic Technologies Tests Tomorrow's Wind Turbines On Oland |
| 70 |
Tellme Makes On-the-Go Information A Word Away: Say It And Get
It, Right On Your Phone |
| 71 |
INRIX And ARC Transistance Partner To Deliver Next Gen Traffic
Info Throughout Europe |
| 72 |
New Solution For Portable GPS Market |
| 73 |
Suckers: How Alternative Medicine Makes Fools Of Us All |
| 74 |
A new angle on pyramids |
| 75 |
Ancient supernova leaves an echo 400 years later |
| 76 |
We're not finished yet [evolution of humans] |
| 77 |
Lizards evolving faster than others |
| 78 |
Infected with Insanity: Could Microbes Cause Mental Illness? |
| 79 |
'Earthquake Archaeology' Blends Two Histories |
| 80 |
Study shows Alzheimer's hits earlier in smokers, drinkers |
| 81 |
Parents: Simple Medical Test Helped Saved Child |
| 82 |
Brain Scans Hint At 'Hard-Wiring' For Hierarchy |
| 83 |
Scientists eager to hunt for dark matter in Homestake |
| 84 |
Chicken Linked to Tyrannosaurus Rex |
| 85 |
Arctic Warming Threatens More Mammals |
| 86 |
Balding Penguin Gets Wetsuit for Warmth |
| 87 |
Study Says Humans Neared Extinction |
| 88 |
Panel Calls for More Lasik Warnings |
| 89 |
Atlantic City Bans Smoking in Casinos |
| 90 |
Beijing to Push Smoking Ban for Olympics |
| 91 |
Vikings acquitted in 100-year-old murder mystery |
| 92 |
Ancient erotic sculpture found in Jharkhand |
| 93 |
Archaeologists excited about Pawnee Village dig |
| 94 |
Anglo-saxon Mound Find in Sherwood Forest |
| 95 |
Buried Dogs Were Divine "Escorts" for Ancient
Americans |
| 96 |
Alexander the Great's "Crown," Shield Discovered? |
| 97 |
Egypt: Tomb of Cleopatra and lover to be uncovered |
| 98 |
Neanderthals at Mealtime: Pass the Meat |
| 99 |
Research: Early man near vanished in Africa |
| 100 |
Did the Great Pyramids' builders use concrete? |
| 101 |
Ancient Great Wall sites found in N.W. China |
| 102 |
Did the Flores Hobbit Have a Root Canal? |
| 103 |
Bill Young--How deep should we look for evidence of first
Americans? |
| 104 |
Hunting towards oblivion |
| 105 |
Local team close to super flu vaccine |
| 106 |
SA bluegum 'may be 2000 years old' |
| 107 |
DNA tells tale of our near extinction |
| 108 |
Desal work stirs up residents |
| 109 |
British researchers already focused on US bionic eyes |
| 110 |
Irrigators slugged for flows they don't receive |
| 111 |
Cloned sniffer dogs set for duty in Korea |
| 112 |
Australia expands into new territory |
| 113 |
Hobbit 'had been to dentist' |
| 114 |
Illegal timber 'flourishing' |
| 115 |
Melting ice exposes treasures |
| 116 |
UK photographer chased down and detained for taking pix at fun
fair |
| 117 |
Voluminous: app for organizing, fetching and sharing public
domain books |
| 118 |
WWW domain country codes of the world [poster] |
| 119 |
How HAARP [High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program]
works |
| 120 |
Human anatomy, in '60s 3D, by the inventor of the View-Master |
| 121 |
Godard's "Alphaville" in pen, ink, and watercolor |
| 122 |
HOWTO kill/block an RFID |
| 123 |
Justin Long: PC User? [humor] |
| 124 |
When Apple and Art Come Together |
| 125 |
Bootcamp updated for Windows XP and Vista |
| 126 |
iQuarantine X cures minor Leopard annoyance |
| 127 |
Apple smiles as unlocked iPhones abound |
| 128 |
Call Recorder for Skype improves compatibility |
| 129 |
MacBook Air spurring LED use in screens |
| 130 |
Turn off the 'Use disk for Time Machine?' warning |
| 131 |
Apple: 200,000 iPhone developers so far |
| 132 |
Apple in rumored talks to license vibration feedback for
iPhone |
| 133 |
No user re-install?!? |
| 134 |
'We're very happy with Intel' |
| 135 |
Apple to make PowerPC laptops again? |
| 136 |
3G iPhone to pack GPS, thicker redesign? |
| 137 |
Jobs: Apple, Intel still in good relationship |
| 138 |
First Look: TV for Mac HD Stick |
| 139 |
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