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Video Microblogging Has Arrived |
2 |
Post Tour--Dwindling U.S. Interest in Cycling |
3 |
You can take these science books to the beach |
4 |
Alaska Sues Over Listing Polar Bear as Threatened |
5 |
Booger the Pit Bull Is Back! All Five of Him... |
6 |
Martian Soil May Contain Detrimental Substance |
7 |
Athletes in the Zone May See the World Differently |
8 |
Where Were They All This Time? |
9 |
Healthy Dose: Can Midlife Use of Hormones Reduce Dementia
Risk? |
10 |
HIV-Positive Migrants Accuse US of Neglect |
11 |
Is Death Row Inmate Too Fat to Die? |
12 |
Vitamin C May Be Useful to Treat Cancer After All |
13 |
Move Over, Couch: Psych Pills Take Over |
14 |
Anatomy of a Mass Panic |
15 |
Gorilla 'mother lode' found in Congo |
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Injected vitamin C cuts cancer growth |
17 |
Untouched forests are carbon warriors |
18 |
Primates 'face extinction crisis' |
19 |
HIV vaccine 'allows drug breaks' |
20 |
Firm claims first pet dog clones |
21 |
Human malaria jab tests nearing |
22 |
Athletes aided by mollusc testing |
23 |
Should baby be risked for sister? |
24 |
Phoenix diary: Mission to Mars |
25 |
The accelerator of the modern age |
26 |
'Sex link' to French oyster rout |
27 |
Hi-tech criminals target Twitter |
28 |
Why Midori? |
29 |
Getting at Apple's core problems |
30 |
Vitamin C 'slows cancer growth' |
31 |
UN warning on India child health |
32 |
'DIY' kidney machine saves girl |
33 |
Health care concern at Iraq jail |
34 |
Smart-Phones Innovate Without Imitating |
35 |
Intel Plans Chip to Boost Computer Performance |
36 |
MobileMe gets new leadership, Jobs admits Apple made a big
mistake |
37 |
Report: Facebook letting employees unload stock options? |
38 |
Circuit City, Mad Magazine and Streisand |
39 |
There's a method behind StumbleUpon's madness |
40 |
Scientists: 125,000 Gorillas Found In African Zone |
41 |
Fish May Boost Memory, Prevent Stroke |
42 |
Hormone Therapy For Schizophrenia? |
43 |
MDs Urged To Quit Prostate Screens In Elderly Men |
44 |
Immigrants Kids Even Less Active Than U.S.-born |
45 |
Lens Implant Offers Chance At Beating Lazy Eye |
46 |
NASA analyzes Martian soil data |
47 |
NASA's Mars News Is Not Life, But Perchlorate |
48 |
Chemical discovery on Mars stumps Phoenix team |
49 |
New Soil Compound Diminishes The Chances For Life On Mars |
50 |
Scientists: Martian soil may be harsh to life |
51 |
Mars Soil Found To Contain Toxin, Hope Of Finding Life Shrinks |
52 |
Cablevision's DVR does not infringe copyright, appeals court
rules |
53 |
Apple Admits MobileMe Mess...To Itself |
54 |
Jobs acknowledges MobileMe failure |
55 |
Jobs in 'Apple not perfect' shock |
56 |
The lowdown on Intel's Larrabee |
57 |
Friendster gets $20 million, ex-Googler as CEO |
58 |
New Friendster CEO Has Asia Focus |
59 |
FCC Rules Against Comcast in Net Neutrality Case |
60 |
Q&A: SpaceX's Elon Musk Vows to Make Orbit |
61 |
Missing Rocket, Missing Remains |
62 |
James Doohan's Son Speaks Up Poignantly About Failed SpaceX
Rocket Flight |
63 |
iPhone OS 2.0.1 (#2): Airplane mode can cause bricked phones;
carrier error; Problems installing |
64 |
Apple Releases iPhone OS 2.0.1 Firmware Update |
65 |
Apple Updates iPhone Software 2.0 With Major Bug Fixes |
66 |
Apple releases iPhone software 2.0.1 |
67 |
Apple releases iPhone, iPod touch 2.0.1 Software Updates |
68 |
MIT: Solar power storage breakthrough could bring energy
'nirvana' |
69 |
MIT Scientists Unlock 'Nirvana' of Solar Power Storage |
70 |
MIT's Huge Discovery On The Use Of Solar Power |
71 |
Solar power storage turns a new leaf |
72 |
Black Hat Puts Spotlight on Security Research |
73 |
Black Hat 2008 promises to be big |
74 |
Dell's cloud computing trademark application criticized |
75 |
Dell's Trademark for 'Cloud Computing' Raises Ire |
76 |
Dell Attempts To Trademark Cloud Computing |
77 |
Apple iPhone 3G production hits 800K units per week |
78 |
Apple Bolsters 3G iPhone Production |
79 |
Report: Apple increasing iPhone 3G production |
80 |
Nissan Gas Pedal Will Push Back Against Gas Prices |
81 |
Nissan cars to push back when drivers floor it |
82 |
Nissans will push back when you floor it |
83 |
Nissan ECO Pedal technology to increase fuel efficiency by
5-10 percent |
84 |
Google Takes On Mechanical Turk With Translation Center |
85 |
Google Translation Center: The World's Largest Translation
Memory |
86 |
Google's translation center: Language lessons for the
Googlebot? |
87 |
Google Tests Human-Powered Translation |
88 |
FISA and Border Searches of Laptops |
89 |
We take, we look, we share...border search rules exposed |
90 |
Rumor: iPhone 3G ramping production, iPhone nano coming soon |
91 |
Psystar lawyers hint at antitrust filing against Apple |
92 |
Psystar placing its trust in antitrust |
93 |
Mac clone maker's lawyer hints at antitrust defense |
94 |
Carr & Ferrell to Fight Apple Inc. with Anti-Monopoly
Defense |
95 |
Latest Apple Patent Seeks to Expand Tagging Technology |
96 |
Wildlife Conservation Society discovers 'Planet of the Apes' |
97 |
Extinction threat growing for mankind's closest relatives |
98 |
Globular clusters tell tale of star formation in nearby galaxy
metropolis |
99 |
US Preventive Services Task Force updates prostate cancer
screening recommendations |
100 |
Exposure to Agent Orange linked to prostate cancer in Vietnam
veterans |
101 |
Sesame seed extract and konjac gum may help ward off
Salmonella and E. coli |
102 |
Revolutionary technique could reduce lifelong drugs for
transplant patients |
103 |
Vitamin C injections slow tumor growth in mice |
104 |
Great white's mighty bite revealed |
105 |
VCU Massey Cancer researchers find gene therapy that kills
pancreatic cancer cells |
106 |
Human brains pay a price for being big |
107 |
Remedial instruction rewires dyslexic brains, provides lasting
results, study shows |
108 |
Rectal gel prevents transmission of AIDS-like virus in
macaques |
109 |
Chameleons: Masters of Disguise or Display? |
110 |
Highest Traces of Cocaine Found on U.S. Bills |
111 |
Avoiding Turbulence--with Supercomputers |
112 |
Falun Gong: Oppressed Movement or Just Plain Wacky? |
113 |
Vitamin C Shows Promise as Cancer Treatment |
114 |
For Psychiatrists, Talk Therapy Falling by Wayside |
115 |
Ancient Moss, Insects Found In Antarctica |
116 |
Strong Earthquake Hits Western China |
117 |
South Korean Firm Delivers Commercial Dog Clones |
118 |
The Surprising Impact of Taste and Smell |
119 |
Olympics Wise Up On Gender Testing, Finally |
120 |
Surprising Number of Lowland Gorillas Discovered in Africa |
121 |
Software predicts where El Nino will strike next |
122 |
Five scientific discoveries that got the wrong name |
123 |
IPCC 'wrong' on logging threat to climate |
124 |
Male dominance is no guarantee of genetic success |
125 |
Folklore gets it wrong on love matches |
126 |
Half of world's primates face extinction |
127 |
Anthrax genes will point to perpetrator |
128 |
'Lost world' of gorillas discovered in the Congo |
129 |
GPS cellphones to unleash gamers onto the streets |
130 |
Climate Change Alters Species Distributions |
131 |
Ecosystem Services: a New Approach to Conservation |
132 |
Globular Clusters Tell Tale of Star Formation in Nearby Galaxy
Metropolis |
133 |
Seeking Mate, Male Fish Throws Rivals Off Scent |
134 |
Q & A: Hospital Habits |
135 |
To Heal the Wounded |
136 |
The Nose, an Emotional Time Machine |
137 |
Inside Story of the Telescope That Nearly Wasn't Built |
138 |
For Aquariums, the Small Fry Swept North Become a Big Catch |
139 |
Running on Fumes in Beijing |
140 |
Trove of Endangered Gorillas Found in Africa |
141 |
The Germs Are Potent. But So Is a Kiss. |
142 |
You're Checked Out, but Your Brain Is Tuned In |
143 |
A Problem of Bubbles Frames an Olympic Design |
144 |
Schizophrenia: Costly By-product Of Human Brain Evolution? |
145 |
Military Use Of Robots Increases |
146 |
Extinction Threat To Monkeys And Other Primates Due To Habitat
Loss, Hunting |
147 |
Memory, Depression, Insomnia--And Worms? |
148 |
Little Teeth Suggest Big Jump In Primate Timeline |
149 |
Guilt On Their Hands: Tiny 'Tags' Could Help To Solve And
Deter Gun Crime |
150 |
Australian Bird Research Could Rewrite 'Ring Theory' Of
Speciation |
151 |
Tracking Down Abrupt Climate Changes: Rapid Natural Cooling
Occurred 12,700 Years Ago |
152 |
World's Smallest Snake Found In Barbados |
153 |
Smart Contact Lenses Dispense Medication |
154 |
Exposure To Agent Orange Linked To Prostate Cancer In Vietnam
Veterans |
155 |
Microbe Diet Key To Carbon Dioxide Release |
156 |
Epilepsy Drug May Help Alcoholics Recover From Dependence,
Small Study Suggests |
157 |
Saving Our Bees: Implications of Habitat Loss |
158 |
Happiness Lengthens Life |
159 |
Two Years Old: A Childhood Obesity Tipping Point? Research
Suggests That Childhood Obesity Begins In Infancy |
160 |
Outdoor Activity And Nearsightedness In Children |
161 |
Paradox Of Higher Education, Crime: Male College Students More
Likely Than Less-educated Peers To Commit Property Crimes, Study Finds |
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/08/080804100531.htm |
162 |
Homeownership In Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Linked To
Increased Political Participation |
163 |
Teacher-student Relationships Key To Learning Health And Sex
Education |
164 |
Heat-related Deaths In High School Football Players Dip, But
All Are Preventable |
165 |
Patagonian Glacier Yields Clues For Improved Understanding Of
Global Climate Change |
166 |
Genetically Modified Root Systems Result In Plants That
Survive With Little Water |
167 |
Giant Grass Miscanthus Can Meet US Biofuels Goal Using Less
Land Than Corn Or Switchgrass |
168 |
Cold And Ice, Not Heat, Episodically Gripped Tropical Regions
300 Million Years Ago |
169 |
Evolution Of Skull And Mandible Shape In Cats |
170 |
Data Mining Detects Signs Of Lou Gehrig's Disease In Gene
Carriers Long Before Symptoms Appear |
171 |
N/A |
172 |
Might science soon help stave off the decay of old age? |
173 |
Q & A: Hawking nemesis Leonard Susskind speaks |
174 |
Book Review: Floating to Space |
175 |
Review: The Tragic Sense of Life |
176 |
Review: Blood Matters: A Journey Along the Genetic Frontier by
Masha Gessen |
177 |
Book Review: "What the Nose Knows": Too bad this
isn't a scratch-and-sniff book |
178 |
Review: txtng: the gr8 db8 by David Crystal |
179 |
Signs of Life Found Inside Ancient Rock Salt |
180 |
Inside iPhone 2.0: the new iPhone 3G Software |
181 |
Apple already building iPhones at rate of 40 million a year? |
182 |
Taiwanese blog claims photos of Apple's next-gen 13-inch
MacBooks |
183 |
Steve Jobs confesses to poorly planned MobileMe launch |
184 |
Inside iPhone 2.0: iPhone OS vs. other mobile platforms |
185 |
Latest 'iPhone nano' rumors ill-timed |
186 |
Four out of five business have Macs on their networks--study |
187 |
Maine extending MacBook program |
188 |
The Street adds to laptop rumor |
189 |
Mac getting tread in the enterprise |
190 |
iPhone nano for X'mas? Maybe not.... |
191 |
NetShare coming back? |
192 |
Top 10 myths and misconceptions about Apple Macs in the
Enterprise |
193 |
Macs in the Enterprise: Top Ten Assumptions, Myths, and
Misconceptions |
194 |
Gartenberg: Apple's iPhone a Trojan horse for other Apple
devices and services into the enterprise |
195 |
Opinion: Why the iPhone is Apple's Trojan horse |
196 |
Researchers make optical computing breakthrough |
197 |
Apple iPhone nano? Maybe someday but unlikely for Christmas
2008 |
198 |
Apple iPhone, iPod touch emerge as popular gaming devices |
199 |
Report: Foxconn now manufacturing 800,000 Apple iPhone 3G
units per week |
200 |
Report: Russia to get Apple iPhone in 2009 |
201 |
'Mac cloner' Psystar's lawyer hints at antitrust defense in
lawsuit brought by Apple |
202 |
Beleaguered Motorola gets new handset boss |
203 |
Popular iPhone app 'Box Office' goes missing in Apple's App
Store |
204 |
Dell's 'music consultant' Rob Enderle pimps Dell's 'music
strategy' sans disclosure |
205 |
Nullriver working with Apple to get NetShare iPhone tethering
app back on App Store |
206 |
Steve Jobs says MobileMe launched too early, not up to Apple's
standards; puts Eddy Cue in charge |
207 |
'Welcome to Macintosh' documentary adds original Apple
co-founder Ron Wayne |
208 |
UBS launches Apple at 'Buy'; expects new ultra-portable Mac in
'09; predicts Dell 'smartphone' |
209 |
Yankee Group: Business Mac acceptance and adoption highest
since the late 1980s |
210 |
NPD: Apple iTunes Store maintains leadership as #1 U.S. music
retailer |
211 |
Beleaguered Napster circles bowl; tries to fend off ice cream
store owner |
212 |
Motorola's future flagship handset spied |
213 |
Designers work to build $12 computer based on famed Apple II |
214 |
Proximi proposes copy-and-paste method for Apple iPhone (with
video) |
215 |
Study: Apple gaining corporate traction |
216 |
Gartner: Corporate use of iPhone should be narrow |
217 |
Dev Team: iPhone 3G owners should avoid 2.0.1 update |
218 |
iPhone closes on Palm share as RIM looms |
219 |
M.I.T. Team Working on $12 Computer Based on Apple II |
220 |
iPhone Update 2.0.1 Raises Issues for Jailbreak, Unlock |
221 |
Blog: Steve Jobs Needs to go to China |
222 |
Yankee Group: Macs Gaining Significant Momentum in Enterprise |
223 |
Freeway 5.2 Adds iPhone Support |
224 |
iUseThis: iPhone app popularity ratings |
225 |
Consumer Reports pans Safari's lack of phishing protection |
226 |
Freeway 5.2 available with new MobileSafari support |
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