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Title |
| 1 |
Apple launching iPad with explicit content in App Store |
| 2 |
Apple Gets iPad Trademark Just in Time |
| 3 |
Piano app for iPad proves screen size matters |
| 4 |
Think Really Different |
| 5 |
The 'iPad Era' dawns |
| 6 |
Apple iBookstore More Relaxed About Explicit Content |
| 7 |
Is Microsoft squaring-up for a tablet battle with Apple's
iPad? |
| 8 |
U.S. set to make $8 billion from bailing out Citi |
| 9 |
Hubble hits new heights |
| 10 |
Deaf boys tried to tell of priest's abuse for years |
| 11 |
Egg donors offered up to $50,000 |
| 12 |
Data theft targets 3.3 million with student loans |
| 13 |
Rescuers search for sunken S. Korea ship's crew |
| 14 |
Volunteers amble through olfactory jungle of NYC |
| 15 |
Skin-whitening creams found in Jackson home |
| 16 |
America's first legal gigolo leaves rural brothel |
| 17 |
It's Official: Apple Now Owns iPad Trademark |
| 18 |
On Leadership: Views on Google's refusal to continue
censorship in China |
| 19 |
Google leaving China: better late than never |
| 20 |
Google Gets Little U.S. Corporate Support in Internet Fight
With China |
| 21 |
Hacker Gonzalez gets 20 years for Heartland breach |
| 22 |
UN climate change chief Rajendra Pachauri says sorry--and
switches to neutral |
| 23 |
Maynard says EPA Trying to Destroy WV Coal Miners |
| 24 |
EPA Proposes Veto of Permit for Major Mountaintop-Removal Coal
Mine |
| 25 |
EPA moves to stop W.Va. coal mine that was issued federal
permit |
| 26 |
Steve Jobs spotted not hating Eric Schmidt |
| 27 |
Apple's Steve Jobs, Google's Eric Schmidt reconcile over
coffee |
| 28 |
Jobs, Schmidt Seen Talking Business in Public |
| 29 |
Revised Facebook policy hints at location tagging |
| 30 |
Facebook Changes Include Location, Partner Sites |
| 31 |
Calif. nixes rule mandating reflective car windows |
| 32 |
State reverses rule mandating reflecting car windows |
| 33 |
Experts debate merits of breast cancer screening |
| 34 |
Resistance can develop fast with swine flu: report |
| 35 |
H1N1 Can Develop Resistance to Drugs Quickly: U.S. Researchers |
| 36 |
Swine Flu Resistance Builds Up Fast, H1N1 Still a Concern |
| 37 |
States fighting healthcare law don't have precedent on their
side |
| 38 |
No Precedent for States Combating Healthcare |
| 39 |
States' constitutional challenges don't pass muster |
| 40 |
Health care reform should survive legal challenges |
| 41 |
Some States Find Burdens in Health Care Law |
| 42 |
Tax hike sought to fund children's health coverage |
| 43 |
Doctors Offer Thoughts on Cutting Health Care Costs |
| 44 |
Could Hong Kong teach China to quit smoking? |
| 45 |
Budget 2010: Longer cigarettes to incur higher tax |
| 46 |
Report: Smokeless tobacco, cigars outpace youth cigarette
smoking |
| 47 |
D.A. on verge of mass drug-case dismissals |
| 48 |
Obamacare will sting far more than it salves |
| 49 |
History shows passions may fade in health care debate |
| 50 |
Health care bill |
| 51 |
Drop suit, McKenna urged |
| 52 |
N/A |
| 53 |
Likely AG candidate Ferguson blasts AG McKenna |
| 54 |
Lawyers vs. Health Reform |
| 55 |
Bee-Sniffing Technology More Advanced, Much Cheaper Than
Dog-Sniffing |
| 56 |
NASA green lights April 5 launch of Discovery |
| 57 |
Research concludes there is no 'simple theory of everything'
inside the enigmatic E8 |
| 58 |
Bit of duck DNA might protect poultry from flu, scientists say |
| 59 |
Experts debate merits of breast cancer screening |
| 60 |
Playing 'Pong' with the blink of an eye (w/ Video) |
| 61 |
Physicists Use Underground Lab to Detect Rare Particles, Peek
into Earth's Center |
| 62 |
The sound and the query: Why do questions take the form they
do? |
| 63 |
Report: 'Smart' meters have security holes |
| 64 |
Slackers and superstars of the microbial workplace |
| 65 |
Getting families and friends together again, virtually |
| 66 |
Rapid development of drug-resistant 2009 H1N1 influenza
reported in 2 cases |
| 67 |
US cities vie to win Google's broadband favor |
| 68 |
Researchers discover new path to antibiotics |
| 69 |
Study finds flaxseed lowers high cholesterol in men |
| 70 |
Spoiler alert: TV medical dramas 'rife' with bioethical issues
and breaches of professional conduct |
| 71 |
Probing the magnetic properties of solid oxygen |
| 72 |
US Congress passes historic health overhaul |
| 73 |
Mpemba effect: Why hot water can freeze faster than cold |
| 74 |
'Cold fusion' moves closer to mainstream acceptance |
| 75 |
The Dawn of a New Epoch? |
| 76 |
Large Hadron Collider 7 TeV experiment on March 30 |
| 77 |
Magnetic monopole experiment at CERN could rewrite laws of
physics |
| 78 |
Great apes know they could be wrong |
| 79 |
World's largest particle collider may unlock secrets of
universe |
| 80 |
Revolutionary New Solution for Semiconductor, Nano Materials |
| 81 |
F is for Fluoresence and Fluorine: New dyes for optical
nanoscopy |
| 82 |
Nanoparticles Cooperate to Detect and Treat Tumors |
| 83 |
From pollutant to profit--nanoscience turns carbon on its head |
| 84 |
Physicists create carbon magnetism by removing atoms from
graphite |
| 85 |
Seeing a bionic eye on medicine's horizon |
| 86 |
Incorporating biofunctionality into nanomaterials for medical,
health devices |
| 87 |
New alloys key to efficient energy and lighting |
| 88 |
A more sensitive sensor using nano-sized carbon tubes |
| 89 |
A system that's worth its salt: New approach to water
desalination could lead to small, portable units |
| 90 |
Researchers provide proof in humans of RNA interference using
targeted nanoparticles |
| 91 |
Z-contrast microscope first to resolve, identify individual
light atoms |
| 92 |
Light controls matter, matter controls x-rays |
| 93 |
Researchers create 'handshaking' particles |
| 94 |
Shells, silicon & neighbourly atoms |
| 95 |
NSF grant to IU researcher funds study of 'fundamental length' |
| 96 |
The world's smallest microlaser |
| 97 |
New spintronics material could help usher in next generation
of microelectronics |
| 98 |
Taming the wild phonon |
| 99 |
Iron-nitrogen compound forms strongest magnet known |
| 100 |
Helium rain on Jupiter explains lack of neon in atmosphere |
| 101 |
For One Tiny Instant, Physicists May Have Broken a Law of
Nature |
| 102 |
Giant 'microscope' will use neutrons to study glass transition |
| 103 |
'Seeing' through paint |
| 104 |
NASA Study Finds Atlantic 'Conveyor Belt' Not Slowing |
| 105 |
From Beijing to Paris, world to go dark for Earth Hour |
| 106 |
Futuristic Rocket Lands; 'Bird on Fire' Featured |
| 107 |
One hour a world of difference to energy awareness |
| 108 |
NASA pays sky-high $66 a person for seminar snacks |
| 109 |
Dynamo theory: How small planets can have self-sustaining
magnetic fields |
| 110 |
Death of coral reefs could devastate nations |
| 111 |
After growth spurt, supermassive black holes spend half their
lives veiled in dust |
| 112 |
Hubble confirms cosmic acceleration with weak lensing (w/
Video) |
| 113 |
Pollution from Asia Circles Globe at Stratospheric Heights |
| 114 |
Measuring a Monstrous Supernova |
| 115 |
Scientists Assess Haiti's Future Earthquake Threats |
| 116 |
Opportunity Surpasses 20 Kilometers of Total Driving |
| 117 |
Europa on Earth |
| 118 |
GOES Satellite Movie Captures Record-Setting February
Blizzards in Washington (w/ Video) |
| 119 |
One word from Jobs can send Mac world into tizzy |
| 120 |
World's first electronic underpants created Down Under |
| 121 |
Toshiba Introduces New High Areal Density 2.5-inch 750GB HDDs |
| 122 |
Amazon unveils application to read Kindle e-books on Macs |
| 123 |
Gadgets: Desk keeps your computer, lap cool |
| 124 |
Fujitsu cedes 'iPad' trademark to Apple |
| 125 |
Faster, cheaper chips from space technology |
| 126 |
Web browsers and iPhone hacked at contest |
| 127 |
Beware online knights in shining armor, US Army warns |
| 128 |
The Times of London to charge for website |
| 129 |
China eyes 500 million web users |
| 130 |
HP Demos Rollup Flexible Displays (w/ Video) |
| 131 |
Wall Street Journal to charge 17.99 dollars a month on iPad |
| 132 |
Ames Researcher Revolutionizes Air Traffic |
| 133 |
New world record in energy-efficient data processing |
| 134 |
UK police asks Internet cafes to monitor customers |
| 135 |
Research findings could revolutionise industrial catalysts |
| 136 |
New oxygen producing mechanism proposed |
| 137 |
Carnegie Mellon's kitchen chemistry makes science palatable |
| 138 |
On the road to 'sweet' tires made with a more sustainable
process |
| 139 |
Johns Hopkins team finds new way to attack TB (w/ Video) |
| 140 |
New CO2 'scrubber' from ingredient in hair conditioners |
| 141 |
Detecting fake wine vintages: It's an (atomic) blast |
| 142 |
Compound screening for drug development made simpler |
| 143 |
New technology to assist research and genetic drug delivery |
| 144 |
Building custom materials using nature's prized secrets |
| 145 |
New theory of Down syndrome cause may lead to new therapies |
| 146 |
Superelastic iron alloy could be used for heart and brain
surgery |
| 147 |
Hard plastics decompose in oceans, releasing endocrine
disruptor BPA |
| 148 |
New method could revolutionize dating of ancient treasures |
| 149 |
A 2-in-1 test for detecting E. coli in ground beef and other
foods |
| 150 |
Room Temperature Liquid Porphyrins |
| 151 |
Biochip technology reveals 'fingerprints' of biochemical
threats |
| 152 |
Naval research laboratory takes a close look at unique
diamonds |
| 153 |
More Realistic Biomechanics In New Computer Locomotion Model |
| 154 |
Of mice and memory: 'Working memory' of mice can be improved |
| 155 |
New population of rare giant-mouse lemurs found in Madagascar |
| 156 |
Insulin-like signal needed to keep stem cells alive in adult
brain |
| 157 |
Genome mapping technique speeds process of finding specific
genes |
| 158 |
Plants can grow quickly or ward off hungry insects, but not
both: research |
| 159 |
Researchers discover how cells recognize viral toxin |
| 160 |
Newly identified proteins critical to FA pathway DNA repair
function |
| 161 |
Keeping cattle cool and stress-free is goal of ARS study |
| 162 |
UN meeting fails to protect marine species |
| 163 |
The quality of the tomato depends more on temperature than on
natural light |
| 164 |
Japan big winner at UN conservation meeting [cf. 162] |
| 165 |
Researchers find gene to explain mouse embryonic stem cell
immortality |
| 166 |
Colonies of bacteria fight for resources with lethal protein |
| 167 |
Guinea pigs not 'dumbed down' by domestication |
| 168 |
Amphibious caterpillars discovered in Hawaii (w/ Video) |
| 169 |
Specific lymph node radiotherapy is well-tolerated after
surgery in early breast cancer patients |
| 170 |
Forget your medicine? This device won't let you |
| 171 |
Stigma Keeps Some Latinos From Depression Treatment |
| 172 |
US Congress passes 'fixes' to landmark health law |
| 173 |
Could Hong Kong teach China to quit smoking? |
| 174 |
Research confirms that some forms of massage help against
low-back pain |
| 175 |
Discovery that PARP protein exists in all breast tumors will
help target chemo and predict response |
| 176 |
Notion of 'group think' questioned |
| 177 |
Researchers identify secrets to happiness, depression among
oldest of old |
| 178 |
How to Change the World: New Working Paper Analyzes How
Leaders Promote Development |
| 179 |
Fossil feces point to a shark attack 15 million years ago |
| 180 |
Bilingual family liaisons increasingly important service for
schools |
| 181 |
Study looks at role of private foundations in supporting
religion |
| 182 |
People are living longer and healthier--now what? |
| 183 |
These grains can be solid, liquid or dust |
| 184 |
The longevity revolution |
| 185 |
UAB testing software program to improve safety among older
drivers |
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