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Title |
| 1 |
FCC Chairman Recommends Sirius-XM Approval |
| 2 |
Cars of Tomorrow May Help Us Kick Oil Habit |
| 3 |
Obama Seen Beating McCain in Web War |
| 4 |
Science of Mentos-Diet Coke Explosions Explained |
| 5 |
Christian Theologians Prepare for Extraterrestrial Life |
| 6 |
Oregon Health Authorities Investigating 'River Nose' |
| 7 |
Cosmetic Surgery Booming in Britain, Study Finds |
| 8 |
Outdoor smoking affects children indoors |
| 9 |
Scientists to mimic earth's spinning core |
| 10 |
New hydrogen engine no quick fix |
| 11 |
Phoenix diary: Mission to Mars |
| 12 |
Maritime 'treasure trove' raised |
| 13 |
Honda makes first hydrogen cars |
| 14 |
Shuttle lands despite losing clip |
| 15 |
Blogger arrests hit record high |
| 16 |
Family in battle over web address |
| 17 |
'Hunger hormone' depression link |
| 18 |
Study cracks amoeba attack tactic |
| 19 |
Media doctor admits to plagiarism [cf. 25] |
| 20 |
Research into new medical lasers |
| 21 |
Regulate unorthodox therapy call |
| 22 |
Child placebo pill is criticised |
| 23 |
Too little too late for Burma |
| 24 |
The United States of Advertising |
| 25 |
Profile: Dr. Raj Persaud [cf. 19] |
| 26 |
Endangered Parrot's New Fight: Cancer |
| 27 |
A Beneficiary Of High Gas Prices: Segways |
| 28 |
Finding ARPANET: The First (Physical) Site of the Internet |
| 29 |
Samsung's Instinct Doesn't Ring True As an iPhone Clone |
| 30 |
Plastics unite to make unexpected 'metal' |
| 31 |
IE8 development: Microsoft should learn from Apple, Mozilla |
| 32 |
Can A Tracking Device Curb Truancy? |
| 33 |
AMD Launches Dual-Processor Graphics Card |
| 34 |
Nvidia unveils new GeForce GTX 200 graphics processors |
| 35 |
Jamie Lee Curtis among first five to get Honda FCX Clarity
fuel-cell car |
| 36 |
Spinal Tap's Tufnel gets new Honda hydrogen car |
| 37 |
NASA Develops Space Disaster Backup Plan |
| 38 |
Thousands Of Bricks Fly Off Launch Pad After Discovery's
Take-Off |
| 39 |
Study: Voters Increasingly Turning to Web |
| 40 |
Americans Turning to Web For Expanded, Unfiltered Political
Information |
| 41 |
Young Voters, Engaged and Online |
| 42 |
Apple's bait: Application developers swarm to iPhone |
| 43 |
T-Mobile Teases Subscribers With $1 3G IPhone Offer |
| 44 |
New iPhone not perfect, but there's a lot to like |
| 45 |
The Promise and Peril of Apple [+ Our Gadget of the Week] |
| 46 |
iPhone 3G pricing: U.S. $199, Germany 1 euro, U.K. free |
| 47 |
New iPhone to hit major European markets in July |
| 48 |
Phoenix Mars Lander Analyzes, Finds Minerals In Soil |
| 49 |
Phoenix Lander Uncovers Mars' Past |
| 50 |
Phoenix Mars Lander Making Great Progress Thus Far |
| 51 |
NASA's Phoenix gets dirt on Mars |
| 52 |
Animated Optical Microscope Zoom in from Phoenix Launch to
Martian Surface |
| 53 |
Welcome to the Web refactory, AP |
| 54 |
Associated Press Clamps Down on Blogs |
| 55 |
Here's Our New Policy On A.P. stories: They're Banned |
| 56 |
The Associated Press to Set Guidelines for Using Its Articles
in Blogs |
| 57 |
AP threatens to sue bloggers for quoting their stories |
| 58 |
The Associated Press Demands New Quotation Policy |
| 59 |
MySpace Might Have Friends, but It Wants Ad Money |
| 60 |
MySpace Aims To Be More Than...MySpace |
| 61 |
IBM Working With Japanese Firm To Commercialize Solar
Technology |
| 62 |
IBM muscles into CIGS solar-cell market |
| 63 |
IBM links with Japan's TOK to develop solar technology |
| 64 |
The Last Puzzle Piece; NASA Awards Contracts For Next Gen.
Space Suits |
| 65 |
United connects iPods, iPhones on int'l flights |
| 66 |
United to offer iPod and iPhone hookups on some flights |
| 67 |
United Airlines Debuts iPod Connectivity On Flights |
| 68 |
Nokia Unveils "World's Thinnest" QWERTY Smartphone |
| 69 |
Going Smarter with Official Unveiling of Nokia E71, E66 |
| 70 |
Microsoft Co-Sponsors Census Of Corporate Open Source Use |
| 71 |
Microsoft and Its Open-Source Gambit |
| 72 |
Why is Microsoft sponsoring the Open Source Census? |
| 73 |
Microsoft Now Sponsor of Open Source Census |
| 74 |
Open Source Census Gaining Traction Globally as Enterprises
Gain Visibility Into Their Own Open Source Usage |
| 75 |
Gay men, straight women share brain detail: report |
| 76 |
Scientists Link Brain Symmetry, Sexual Orientation |
| 77 |
Gay Brain Structure Resembles That of Straight Opposite Sex |
| 78 |
The new Apple iPhone looks like a better buy |
| 79 |
Mozilla prepares for Firefox 3 release and plans for 3.1 |
| 80 |
Firefox 3: Are We Heading Towards a New Browser War? |
| 81 |
Mozilla challenges IE (and all comers) to a browser war |
| 82 |
Mozilla Prepares Firefox 3 Official Release |
| 83 |
Firefox 3 to Launch With a Bang |
| 84 |
Get Ready For A New Platform War. Google Gears Drives Straight
At Microsoft's Profits. |
| 85 |
AT&T Plans New Supplementary Fees For Its Internet Users |
| 86 |
AT&T believes Internet metering is "inevitable" |
| 87 |
Over 3 Million Check Out Wii Fit Girl On YouTube |
| 88 |
Wii Fit Girl: Duh, It's Viral |
| 89 |
Russert's 'Silent' Heart Problem Common in U.S. |
| 90 |
2 More States, Part of Mexico Ruled Out as Salmonella Source |
| 91 |
The Massachusetts Model |
| 92 |
PVC Shower Curtains Hazardous to Your Health |
| 93 |
Doctors Tested by Undercover Patients |
| 94 |
Doctors Urge American Medical Association To Reject 'Secret
Shoppers' |
| 95 |
3 escape injury in Topanga Canyon helicopter crash |
| 96 |
Actor Paul Newman Fighting For His Life With Cancer |
| 97 |
PTSD High Among Witnesses to 9/11 |
| 98 |
New Report Finds Highest-Ever Levels of THC in U.S. Marijuana |
| 99 |
Marijuana THC potency levels highest in 30 years |
| 100 |
Marijuana's THC levels get higher |
| 101 |
Marijuana up in potency |
| 102 |
AMD puts 5 TFlops in your PC |
| 103 |
Every patient is unique: Individualized therapies for
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma |
| 104 |
Personalizing medicine: New research shows potential of
targeted therapies for cancer |
| 105 |
Ability to track stem cells in tumors could advance cancer
treatments |
| 106 |
New therapy shows promise for fighting treatment-resistant
cancer cells |
| 107 |
New molecular imaging techniques may lead to advances in
disease treatment |
| 108 |
First semiconductor-based PET scanner demonstrates potential
to aid in early diagnosis of disease |
| 109 |
New possibilities for breast cancer treatment on the horizon |
| 110 |
Molecular imaging sheds new light on progression of
Alzheimer's disease |
| 111 |
PET imaging focuses on medication's purported ability to
improve mental performance |
| 112 |
Team finds key mechanism of DDT resistance in malarial
mosquitoes |
| 113 |
Novel compound may treat acute diarrhea |
| 114 |
A single VSOP can do a 'proton' magic! |
| 115 |
Nanotechnology, biomolecules and light unite to 'cook' cancer
cells |
| 116 |
Aquatic insect 'family trees' provide clues about sensitivity
to pollution |
| 117 |
Researchers witness assembly of molecules critical to protein
function |
| 118 |
Protein linked to Alzheimer's disease also has role in HIV
progression |
| 119 |
Pharmacology of crystal meth |
| 120 |
Aging and bone mineral density |
| 121 |
Age at puberty linked to mother's prenatal diet |
| 122 |
How safe are medical cannabinoids? |
| 123 |
Neuroscientists Uncover Possible Link Between Different Forms
of Epilepsy |
| 124 |
Fair Trade |
| 125 |
A Trio of Super-Earths |
| 126 |
Study examines normal hair loss in men without evidence of
baldness |
| 127 |
Availability of 2 options for repair of ruptured aneurysm
associated with reduced mortality |
| 128 |
Ultrasonic instruments associated with improved outcomes for
some surgical procedures |
| 129 |
Adult stem cells aid fracture healing; UNC study lays
groundwork for potential treatments |
| 130 |
Type and severity of combat wounds in Iraq war have changed
over time |
| 131 |
Gene variation may be why some don't respond to
cholesterol-lowering drugs |
| 132 |
Blood pressure levels in childhood track into adulthood |
| 133 |
Hearing loss is common in people with diabetes |
| 134 |
Diabetes drug slows early-onset puberty in girls |
| 135 |
New study: Hearing impairment is common among adults with
diabetes |
| 136 |
New study: Coffee drinkers have slightly lower death rates
than people who do not drink coffee |
| 137 |
Perfecting a solar cell by adding imperfections |
| 138 |
Technique Used in Human Ankle Injuries Modified to Treat Dogs'
Knees |
| 139 |
Michigan Tech Physicist Models Single Molecular Switch |
| 140 |
Gesture interface device developed by Ben-Gurion University of
the Negev |
| 141 |
Stem cell researchers give old muscle new pep |
| 142 |
Study Finds Hot Flashes Truly Forgettable |
| 143 |
Coffee Could Lower Risk of Death from Heart Disease |
| 144 |
A Whiff of Coffee Can Wake You Up |
| 145 |
Gene Therapy Helps Dogs Stricken With Cancer |
| 146 |
Ocean Fluctuations Caused Mysterious Mass Extinctions |
| 147 |
Can Plastic Bottles Make You Sick? |
| 148 |
Honda Rolls Out New Zero-emission Car |
| 149 |
How the Steam Engine Changed the World |
| 150 |
The Face of Fear Explained |
| 151 |
Rot offers fresh sound for violin makers |
| 152 |
Japan's monitoring system beaten by shallow quake |
| 153 |
Three-of-a-kind planets found |
| 154 |
Gay Men, Straight Women Have Similar Brains |
| 155 |
Mars lander may have found ice at polygon's edge |
| 156 |
Guzzling coffee may cut heart disease |
| 157 |
Can parasites influence the language we speak? |
| 158 |
Trio of super-Earths found around Milky Way star |
| 159 |
Supernovae blasts kickstarted stars in early galaxies |
| 160 |
Invention: All-seeing garbage sorter [Performance-enhancing
peel pills; Automated aircraft-carrier landing] |
| 161 |
Surgeons may get Minority Report-style display |
| 162 |
Mirror neurons control erection response to porn |
| 163 |
Wiggling bird genitals give the ladies good vibrations |
| 164 |
Gay brains structured like those of the opposite sex |
| 165 |
Aquatic Insect 'Family Trees' Provide Clues About Sensitivity
to Pollution |
| 166 |
Web Site Shows Daily Tornadoes Across the Country |
| 167 |
Michigan Tech Scientist Models Molecular Switch |
| 168 |
Astronomers Identify 45 New Planets |
| 169 |
Date Palm Seed From Masada Sprouts |
| 170 |
Museum's T. Rex Roars Back in New Stance |
| 171 |
Frog Keeps Its Claws Hidden Until Needed |
| 172 |
Cellphones Can't Really Pop Popcorn |
| 173 |
How Much Radiation Does Your Phone Emit? |
| 174 |
The Complications of Body Piercing |
| 175 |
Physicians' Group Furious at Cigars in 'Hulk' Movie |
| 176 |
Diagnosis: Strange Spells |
| 177 |
New Take on a Prostate Drug, and a New Debate |
| 178 |
Legal Drugs Kill Far More Than Illegal, Florida Says |
| 179 |
Japan, Seeking Trim Waists, Measures Millions |
| 180 |
Anticipating the Future to 'See' the Present |
| 181 |
Herb Found Ineffective for Disorder |
| 182 |
Regenerating Lost Cartilage |
| 183 |
Paper Gets a Nano Makeover |
| 184 |
Making Old Muscle Young |
| 185 |
Online Medical Advice Goes Social |
| 186 |
Diesels Crush All Challengers at Le Mans |
| 187 |
Astronomers find 'super Earths' circling a star |
| 188 |
Romans Used 20-Sided Dice Two Millennia Before D&D |
| 189 |
Adobe second-quarter earnings jump 41 percent |
| 190 |
Woman pleads not guilty in Internet suicide case |
| 191 |
Video: iPhone Controls Robot Plane Squad |
| 192 |
Drudge Retort Episode Highlights 'Fair Use' Uncertainties |
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