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Review: Daylite 3.7.3 |
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Multimedia software |
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Survey: Mac laptops in high demand for higher ed |
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Completely uninstall PhoneView |
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How to minimize iPhone data traffic using MobileMe |
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10.5: Use keyboard shortcuts to file in iTunes and Mail |
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A squeaky-clean Desktop |
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Mac sales too cool for schools? |
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Who would pay $1,000 for an iPhone application? |
| 10 |
Web Delivers New Worry for Parents: Digital Drugs |
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Scientists ask to plant GM trees |
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Jimmy's quest for high-rise honey |
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The big battle of the brands |
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Low marks linked to schizophrenia |
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'I can surf but I can't have a bath' |
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Cheese and ale |
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Goodbye, Passwords. You Aren't a Good Defense. |
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A Modified Tricycle In Use |
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getdeb.net announces Playbuntu |
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Judge orders halt to Defcon speech on subway card hacking |
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uTorrent 1.8 Released, Mac Version Coming Soon |
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Security Tightened In China After Stabbing |
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AIDS Prevention Gives Short Shrift To Gays |
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Mid-Summer Skin Cancer Alert |
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MBTA Fare Card Hacked, MIT Students Claim |
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Federal judge halts Defcon talk on subway card hacking |
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MIT Students Accused Of Tampering With Secured Information |
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T sues 3 students before hacker show |
| 29 |
MIT students barred from exposing MBTA security flaws |
| 30 |
Ignoring poisons back here on Earth |
| 31 |
Soil Studies Continue at Site of Phoenix Mars Lander |
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Microsoft launches open source lab in RP |
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Pravda, Sutor, and IBM Linux |
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After Anthrax Scientist's Threats, Counselor Faced a Hard
Choice |
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Clashing portraits emerge of anthrax suspect |
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Alleged Scheme Involved Homeless |
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Egg Shortages Stalling Stem Cell Research |
| 38 |
$5,000 reward for stolen surfer statue in Redondo Beach |
| 39 |
Statue of George Freeth, who brought surfing to California,
stolen from pier |
| 40 |
No evidence to support 'organic is best' |
| 41 |
CERN announces start-up date for Large Hadron Collider |
| 42 |
Kites could provide electricity for 100,000 homes |
| 43 |
Some Web sites remain blocked at Beijing Olympics |
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Iconic stone arch collapses in southern Utah park |
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Scientists identify another piece of the weight-control puzzle |
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In scientific first, researchers correct decline in organ
function associated with old age |
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Scientists discover networks of metal nanoparticles are
culprits in alloy corrosion |
| 48 |
Large area transistors get helping hand from quantum effects |
| 49 |
A first in integrated nanowire sensor circuitry |
| 50 |
Shape, not just size, impacts effectiveness of emerging
nanomedicine therapies |
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New nanotechnology tagging system to help solve gun crime |
| 52 |
Practical Cloaking Devices On The Horizon? |
| 53 |
Compressor-free refrigerator may loom in the future |
| 54 |
Beijing to remain humid and hazy for coming week |
| 55 |
California eyes cattails to combat climate change |
| 56 |
iPhones-Macintosh computers become apples of hackers' eyes |
| 57 |
US judge gags subway card hackers |
| 58 |
From 3-D to 6-D: Researchers developing super-realistic image
system |
| 59 |
'Wurst' fears allayed as Swiss sausage saved |
| 60 |
African 'tree of life' recast as European superfruit |
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Counting sheep easier in New Zealand now |
| 62 |
Americans try to see the bright side of high gas prices |
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Humans' response to risk can be unnecessarily dangerous, study |
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Multi-tasking maggots in superbug showdown |
| 65 |
Extreme appeal: voters trust extreme positions more than
moderate ones, study finds |
| 66 |
Complete Neandertal mitochondrial genome sequenced from
38,000-year-old bone |
| 67 |
Barbadians slam discovery, naming of tiny snake |
| 68 |
No-nose bicycle saddles improve penile sensation and erectile
function in bicycling police officers |
| 69 |
Black girls who use marijuana engage in riskier sex, have
higher STD rate |
| 70 |
A new light on the brains of people with borderline
personality disorder |
| 71 |
Whom do we fear or trust? Faces instantly guide us, scientists
say |
| 72 |
Study: Spices may protect against consequences of high blood
sugar |
| 73 |
Researchers to begin study aimed at helping Latino HIV
patients |
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Cavemen vs. Us: Who'd Win the Evolution Olympics? |
| 75 |
Why Do Women Live Longer Than Men? |
| 76 |
Crimeware Pays |
| 77 |
Banned Words Make For Fun Research |
| 78 |
Symmetric Bat Flight |
| 79 |
The Innumeracy of Intellectuals |
| 80 |
Seeing Human |
| 81 |
Three Engineers, Hundreds of Robots, One Warehouse |
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Fish lie |
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New Material Could Make Objects Invisible |
| 84 |
What is Blood Doping? |
| 85 |
Iconic Stone Arch Collapses in Utah Park |
| 86 |
Barbadians Slam Discovery, Naming of Tiny Snake |
| 87 |
Losing the Yeti in Forgotten Nation of Bhutan |
| 88 |
Cougar's movements betrayed by claw analysis |
| 89 |
Alkaloids produced by genetically engineered yeast |
| 90 |
Satellites help explain Greenland ice loss mystery |
| 91 |
Early Europeans quickly got a taste for milk |
| 92 |
How recycling could keep your organs young |
| 93 |
Scientists Identify Another Piece of the Weight-Control Puzzle |
| 94 |
Georgia Under Online Assault |
| 95 |
Large Hadron Collider Begins Testing |
| 96 |
Video: Emergency Room Stroke Exam with a Webcam |
| 97 |
'Paris for President' Parody Strikes Viral Gold |
| 98 |
Federal Judge in DefCon Case Equates Speech with Hacking |
| 99 |
DefCon: Boston Subway Officials Sue to Stop Talk on Fare Card
Hacks--Update: Restraining Order Issued; Talk Cancelled |
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Some Web sites remain blocked at Beijing Olympics |
| 101 |
Apple Reviews NetShare; Permanent Ban Likely |
| 102 |
Garrett Brown Gives You a 'God's Eye' View of the Olympics |
| 103 |
Aston Martin Unseats the Veyron As the World's Most Expensive
Car |
| 104 |
Barbadians slam discovery, naming of tiny snake |
| 105 |
Pilots' reports on low fuel |
| 106 |
Not just guns: Gazans smuggle lions into zoo |
| 107 |
Baghdad zoo welcomes pair of US-donated tiger cubs |
| 108 |
Cloned puppies may have exposed 31-year mystery |
| 109 |
Jordan, Shell in talks to extract oil from huge shale reserves |
| 110 |
African 'tree of life' recast as European superfruit |
| 111 |
Scientists Create Mice Resistant to Obesity |
| 112 |
Male circumcision could be even greater boon than thought |
| 113 |
Should Clinical Trials Be Outsourced? |
| 114 |
More Than Temperature Puts Elderly at Risk in Heat |
| 115 |
A Tall, Cool Drink of...Sewage? |
| 116 |
Reviews of Air Quality Are Mixed, and So Is Attendance |
| 117 |
Choosing the Right Sleep Medicines, or None at All |
| 118 |
Thinking About the Unthinkable |
| 119 |
The Voices of Parkinson's Disease |
| 120 |
Beet and Endive Salad With Walnuts |
| 121 |
Sauteed Beet Greens With Garlic and Olive Oil |
| 122 |
Is Stretching All It's Cracked Up to Be? |
| 123 |
Sorting Out Coffee's Contradictions |
| 124 |
Biologist: Tundra change is 'alarming' |
| 125 |
Invisibility materials may be seen soon |
| 126 |
Compressed air cars eyed by industry |
| 127 |
Asian long-horned beetle found in Chicago |
| 128 |
Canada releases once-infested elk herd |
| 129 |
Some acidophilus drugs recalled in Canada |
| 130 |
Software might be able to predict disease |
| 131 |
Bacteria might some day be fuel producers |
| 132 |
Scientists test model of motion perception |
| 133 |
Study determines how chemo kills tumors |
| 134 |
Marine bacteria might help fight cancer |
| 135 |
Study finds dark matter may be near Earth |
| 136 |
Dean Foundation Conducting Study On Alzheimer's Drug |
| 137 |
Inside offers no escape from pollution |
| 138 |
Berkeley Scientists Tinkering With Invisibility |
| 139 |
Intel to sell its new generation 'Nehalem' chip as Core i7 |
| 140 |
Calif. lawmakers weigh chemical ban in baby items |
| 141 |
The secret of Maya green |
| 142 |
Prehistoric mom and dad |
| 143 |
German scientists dig for their own Stonehenge |
| 144 |
American Indian artifacts found |
| 145 |
Huge olive press from 6th century uncovered in Galilee |
| 146 |
Could Confederate surrender paper be original? |
| 147 |
'Lucy' v. Neanderthal v. Us: Who Wins All-Time Olympics? |
| 148 |
European woman 'arrived in New Zealand before Captain Cook' |
| 149 |
Viking longship returns to home port after epic sail |
| 150 |
Roads an ice rink as winter goes white |
| 151 |
Lab monkeys accidentally killed |
| 152 |
Loved dog lives on in clones |
| 153 |
Concrete cuts pollution |
| 154 |
Eye camera may give sight to blind |
| 155 |
Extinction warning tempers ape find joy |
| 156 |
Martian soil no bed of roses after all |
| 157 |
Review of primates finds 303 species threatened |
| 158 |
American AIDS stats 'short by 40pc' |
| 159 |
James Cook logs shed light on global climate |
| 160 |
Dolphin find may make marine history |
| 161 |
Comcast tech calls grandpa a crook and disconnects him |
| 162 |
SFMOMA's Director of Visitor Relations forcibly removes
photographer, even though photography is allowed in SFMOMA |
| 163 |
Working Medeco high-security keys can be whittled out of
plastic |
| 164 |
Creative things to do with junkmail |
| 165 |
Dog cloner suspected to be kidnapper of Mormon missionary sex
slave in 1978 |
| 166 |
Fingerprint test reveals if owner has touched drugs,
explosives, and poisons |
| 167 |
Perineum-crushing bike seats give cycle cops "penile
numbness" and erectile dysfunction |
| 168 |
Controlling copies isn't necessarily part of an artist's
livelihood, but getting them accurately attributed is |
| 169 |
Better way to recycle computers |
| 170 |
Buildings designed by termites |
| 171 |
Bulgarian archaeologists unearth Thracian carriage |
| 172 |
Big birds breeding out of control in Germany |
| 173 |
Fishing ban finally gives Ohrid trout a lease on life |
| 174 |
Phoenix Mission 'Definitely' Finds Water Ice on Mars: UPDATE |
| 175 |
9 Questions About Robots in Space For NASA Innovator Brian
Wilcox |
| 176 |
Is MIT's Latest Solar 'Breakthrough' All Hype or a New Hope? |
| 177 |
Rise of the Game-Playing Machines |
| 178 |
Face to Face With our Own Perceptions |
| 179 |
Slow Internet: Glitch or Malicious Interference? |
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Gaming Addiction a Growing Concern |
| 181 |
The Truth About Table Tennis |
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Dark Matter Hits Close to Home |
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There May Be Blood |
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