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2006-08-01 - Rare cloud formation seen in Antarctica 2006-08-01 - Verizon launches telephone-music player mobile in the United States 2006-08-01 - Clean penguins return to sea after spill 2006-08-01 - Meteor shower lights up western India 2006-08-01 - Refining the fine-structure constant 2006-08-01 - McAfee Security Programs May Expose Data 2006-08-01 - Vonage Sees Loss Deepen 17 Percent 2006-08-01 - Nonprofit may run Boston Wi-Fi network 2006-08-01 - Celebrity news site breaks Gibson story 2006-08-01 - Study reveals how continents can break apart 2006-08-01 - Study provides new insights into brain organization 2006-08-01 - The Midas Bug -- the bacterial alchemy of gold 2006-08-01 - Timing of Food Consumption Activates Genes in Specific Brain Area 2006-08-01 - Altering Fatty Acid Levels in Diet May Reduce Prostate Cancer Growth Rate 2006-08-01 - All the Eggs in One Basket: Conserving Too Few Sea Turtle Sites 2006-08-01 - Mice learn tasks that may help treat human psychiatric disorders 2006-08-01 - Radiocarbon testing challenges understanding of ancient Hawaiian architecture 2006-08-01 - Video Game Trade Show to Be Scaled Down 2006-08-01 - Apple Meets Scandinavia's Reply Deadline 2006-08-01 - Placebo study frames depression treatment puzzle 2006-08-01 - Getting america really ready 2006-08-01 - Cambridge scholar makes rare 30,000-year-old find 2006-08-01 - Heatwave encourages banana plant to fruit for the first time in Cambridge 2006-08-01 - Cingular to Charge $5 for Older Phones 2006-08-01 - Carruthers to Stay in Custody After Plea 2006-08-01 - UW Professor: Chad Fossil Is Not an Early Human Ancestor 2006-08-01 - 2,000-year-old mummy goes through 21st-century scanner 2006-08-01 - Three from MIT envision grow-your-own home 2006-08-01 - Tyrannosaur Survivorship -- Tough Times For Teens 2006-08-01 - Google Earth impacts science 2006-08-01 - Kerry outlines his U.S. healthcare plan 2006-08-01 - Ground Zero workers' lungs aged 12 years 2006-08-01 - Audit says Los Alamos Lab broke rules 2006-08-01 - Different genes may cause autism in boys and girls 2006-08-01 - At an underwater volcano, evidence of man`s environmental impact 2006-08-01 - Stardust@home launches today 2006-08-01 - Asteroid Aspirations 2006-08-01 - Georgia conference touts alternative fuels 2006-08-01 - Physicists Discover New Way To Visualize Shape Changes In Molecules 2006-08-01 - Researchers develop environmentally friendly coatings for military applications 2006-08-01 - Sign language study reveals key finding about short-term memory 2006-08-01 - Forecast: Showers and Thunderstorms 2006-08-01 - New Report Says Human Tampering Threatens Planet's Life-Sustaining Surface 2006-08-01 - Md. dams to get new pathways just for eels 2006-08-01 - Evolution key issue for Kan. voters 2006-08-01 - Mouth cancer pathways discovery provides insight for treatment 2006-08-01 - Guns links to testosterone levels studied 2006-08-01 - Toxic algae closes some Italian beaches 2006-08-01 - Breastfed babies have best survival rates 2006-08-01 - Study suggests Alaskan tree refuge existed 2006-08-01 - Engineers lay groundwork for 'vertically oriented nanoelectronics' 2006-08-02 - Japan aims for manned moon station in 2030 2006-08-02 - Apple adds news and cartoons to iTunes online entertainment shop 2006-08-02 - World's "bluest" sky revealed 2006-08-02 - Smokers hopeful new drug breaks habit 2006-08-02 - Time Warner says AOL to offer e-mail, sofware for free 2006-08-02 - China's military looks to outer space 2006-08-02 - Frog fossil spawns 10 million-year-old bone marrow discovery 2006-08-02 - Predators prefer to hunt small-brained prey 2006-08-02 - Poll says drinking frequency on the rise 2006-08-02 - Optical breakthrough makes 'Lab-on-a-Chip' possible 2006-08-02 - A sub-stellar Jonah: Brown dwarf survives being swallowed 2006-08-02 - Autonomous lenses may bring microworld into focus 2006-08-02 - Quick - What`s That Smell? 2006-08-02 - Heat waves kill in areas without businesses to draw 2006-08-02 - Huygens Scientific Archive data set released 2006-08-02 - Shoot up and cool down 2006-08-02 - Calmar Optcom Launch Tuneable Femtosecond Fibre Laser 2006-08-02 - Fei’s Titan™ S/tem Achieves Low Kv Milestone 2006-08-02 - OFR Launch IO-K-1064 High Power Polarisation Independant Isolator 2006-08-02 - Logitech unveil new and improved materials processing website 2006-08-02 - Fei Launches Top-of-the-line Research Dualbeam At M&m 2006-08-02 - Universal Instruments and Hover-Davis Merge Assembly Competencies into Unovis Solutions 2006-08-02 - In Brief: Pepsi and Coke contain pesticides 2006-08-02 - Clues to 'black Paul Bunyan' found 2006-08-02 - Pigment formulated 225 years ago could be key in emerging technologies 2006-08-02 - Processed meats linked with stomach cancer 2006-08-02 - Common cat parasite affects human brains 2006-08-02 - Atlantis Moves to Launch Pad 2006-08-02 - Researchers uncover basis for perceptual learning 2006-08-02 - More regulations make websites less trustworthy, study shows 2006-08-02 - Scientists Find Possible Origin of Mysterious Red and Blue Lights in Milky Way Galaxy 2006-08-02 - Bees like it hot 2006-08-02 - Evidence of rapid evolution is found at the tips of chromosomes 2006-08-02 - New method of using nanotube x-rays creates CT images faster than traditional scanners 2006-08-02 - Tiny inhaled particles take easy route from nose to brain 2006-08-02 - Eliminating the 'Twin' 2006-08-02 - NASA Selects Advanced Dark Energy Physics Telescope for Concept Development 2006-08-02 - Apes, not Monkeys, Ace IQ Tests 2006-08-02 - Researchers confirm Charles V had gout 2006-08-02 - Doctors warn of dangers of flip-flops 2006-08-02 - Socking it to cancer 2006-08-02 - Researchers solve mystery of attractive surfaces 2006-08-02 - Samsung Launches Slim HSDPA Phone SGH-Z560 2006-08-02 - Modern Technology Reveals Ancient Science 2006-08-02 - New group will try to solve aspen mystery 2006-08-02 - U. of Ariz. has telescope work contract 2006-08-02 - Energy Dept. to spend $250M on fuel study 2006-08-02 - Colleges warn about networking sites 2006-08-02 - Microsoft: Reporter Faked Story on Gates 2006-08-02 - Imaging Challenges Theory of High-temperature Superconductivity 2006-08-02 - Oak-killing pathogen appears in Indiana 2006-08-02 - Clinton, mayors form alliance on climate 2006-08-02 - Summer nights heating up, scientists say 2006-08-02 - Whales could be saved by their own skin 2006-08-02 - Search Engines Fight Click Fraud 2006-08-02 - Review: Battery Key to Mobile ESPN Use 2006-08-02 - Experts Discuss Wireless Vulnerability 2006-08-02 - New System Provides Power, Water, Refrigeration from One Source 2006-08-03 - Scratch your leg, stall that pit stop 2006-08-03 - Wireless train hits rails in California 2006-08-03 - Apple Defends iTunes-iPod Compatibility 2006-08-03 - Contour touts new human simulation plan 2006-08-03 - Google, AP disclose news payment deal 2006-08-03 - New Program Allows Online Book Browsing 2006-08-03 - French iTunes Law Goes Into Effect 2006-08-03 - Spider invasion creeping out Austrians 2006-08-03 - Microsoft program suffers public glitch 2006-08-03 - Superconductor reveals its true colours 2006-08-03 - Researchers: Dementia risk can be tested 2006-08-03 - Experts: tsunami warning system so-so 2006-08-03 - Evolution debate not settled by election 2006-08-03 - Brazilian military to aid stray penguins 2006-08-03 - USU sensor to help astronauts vs. shocks 2006-08-03 - AVS Plenary Lecture on Far-field Fluorescence Microscopy at the Macromolecular Scale 2006-08-03 - AVS Public Lecture on the End of Oil: Dependence, Depletion, and Denial 2006-08-03 - Key Event in Cell Death Occurs as Single, Quick Event 2006-08-03 - Research leads to first treatment for drug-resistant HIV 2006-08-03 - US study identifies brain's gambling chips 2006-08-03 - Disabled technologies pave the way for next generation mobile Web 2006-08-03 - Scientists develop artwork that changes to suit your mood 2006-08-03 - San Diego supercomputer team backs firefighters in recent 'Horse' wildfires 2006-08-03 - Moon's bulge linked to early orbit 2006-08-03 - Technique used commonly in physics finds application in neuroscience 2006-08-03 - Microscopic Geochemical Processes Point to Potential Problems If the Arctic Warms 2006-08-03 - Biodiesel Byproduct Fuels Growth in Broilers 2006-08-03 - Biofuels research searches for new sources 2006-08-03 - Report says teens don't often use condoms 2006-08-03 - Dawn Log - Keeping Busy 2006-08-03 - California sea ports plan a clean up 2006-08-03 - Heat waves cause increased air pollution 2006-08-03 - Astronomers crunch numbers, universe gets bigger 2006-08-03 - Astronomers discover double planetary mass object 2006-08-03 - Novelty aids learning 2006-08-03 - Report: New test for breast cancer 2006-08-03 - Solo living is a potential environmental time bomb 2006-08-03 - What determines body size? 2006-08-03 - Satellite data reveals gravity change from Sumatran earthquake 2006-08-03 - NASA Assists Search for Woodpecker Thought to be Extinct 2006-08-03 - Washington Getting a Summertime Air Quality Exam 2006-08-03 - Station Crew to 'Kick It Up a Notch' With Chef Emeril Lagasse 2006-08-03 - MIT physicist receives grant for gravity work 2006-08-03 - Sequencing the Genome of a New Kind of Methane Producer 2006-08-03 - New X-Ray microbeam answers 20-year-old metals question 2006-08-03 - Auto makers, Apple team up to make iPod-friendly cars 2006-08-03 - Astronauts look at Tropical Storm Chris 2006-08-03 - Researchers seed, heat and grow carbon nanotubes in long tubing 2006-08-03 - Satellite images spy ancient history in Syria 2006-08-03 - Links Between DNA Damage and Breast Cancer Studied 2006-08-03 - Chandeleur Islands said not rebuilding 2006-08-03 - Breastfeeding after 9 months may be risky 2006-08-03 - Meteorologists revise hurricane forecast 2006-08-03 - ISS crew to chat with champion soccer team 2006-08-03 - Blood clot fibers more elastic than spider's web 2006-08-03 - AOL to shed quarter of its workforce 2006-08-03 - Bird flu reappears in Germany 2006-08-03 - Probing Question: What happened before the Big Bang? 2006-08-03 - IBM researchers look beyond silicon technology 2006-08-03 - Brain imaging identifies best memorization strategies 2006-08-03 - Researchers find new learning strategy 2006-08-03 - N.M. Tech gets laser from Los Alamos lab 2006-08-03 - Company wants ultrasound to ID juicy pork 2006-08-03 - Microsoft Invites Hackers to Test Vista 2006-08-03 - IBM to Buy MRO Software for $740 Million 2006-08-03 - Philips offloads semiconductor unit 2006-08-03 - Microsoft stumbles rolling out revamped weblog service 2006-08-03 - NASA plan for moon rocket includes foam 2006-08-04 - Japanese robots go large as life 2006-08-04 - Station Crew Completes Spacewalk 2006-08-04 - Compact, stable fiber-coupled LED source 2006-08-04 - Ametek Introduces The Ortec Detective-ex-100 2006-08-04 - SMART-1 towards final impact 2006-08-04 - Hurricane forecast better after revision 2006-08-04 - Professor wins suit against blog site 2006-08-04 - Wikipedia Founder Seeks More Quality 2006-08-04 - Wildlife board nearly triples bison hunt 2006-08-04 - Calif. environmental museum may get help 2006-08-04 - Group sues EPA over beach pollution 2006-08-04 - Ga. Peaches touted as future fuel source 2006-08-04 - Sea urchins dying off California coast 2006-08-04 - Beat the heat: US learning to deal with baking weather 2006-08-04 - Russia to launch European weather probe in early autumn 2006-08-04 - Los Alamos lab announces agreement to market underground radio 2006-08-04 - Lunar X Games 2006-08-04 - Submerging saves rare bottom-breathing turtles 2006-08-04 - California Wine: Complex and Smooth With Hints of Salmon 2006-08-04 - Transgenic Goat's Milk Offers Hope for Tackling Children's Intestinal Disease 2006-08-04 - Women life scientists file fewer patents 2006-08-04 - New hybrid orchid created in Britain 2006-08-04 - Scientists call for coral reef regulations 2006-08-04 - Meth Promotes Spread of Virus in HIV-Infected Users 2006-08-05 - Philippine officials: Volcano may erupt 2006-08-05 - New study hopeful on neural stem cells 2006-08-05 - AIDS death rate same despite new drugs 2006-08-05 - Conjoined Utah twins to be separated 2006-08-05 - Russia to stage mock mission to Mars 2006-08-05 - Environmentalists threaten fight over plans to log Canadian rainforest 2006-08-05 - Germany mulls banning cigarettes for minors: reports 2006-08-05 - Expert: Tablet may have oldest writings 2006-08-05 - AOL Likely to Tap Video, IM to Seek Edge 2006-08-05 - After 10 years, life-on-Mars rebuked 2006-08-05 - Advertisers, eBay to test ad sales idea 2006-08-05 - Ringleader of Dutch-based Internet scam is arrested in Nigeria 2006-08-06 - 'Seeing shoes' offer help to blind 2006-08-06 - British high street targets energy-conscious consumers 2006-08-06 - Research shows meth increases HIV spread 2006-08-06 - Two golden eagles poisoned in Scotland 2006-08-06 - International crime rings, not hackers, true Internet villains 2006-08-06 - 2 Teens Accused in Theft of VA Computer 2006-08-06 - Microsoft Piracy Check Draws Complaints 2006-08-06 - Computer hackers get lesson on cloning passport, cash card tags 2006-08-06 - Chemist creates safer form of ammo 2006-08-06 - Tsunami boosts illegal Indonesia logging 2006-08-06 - Online Poker Players Face Legal Issues 2006-08-06 - EPA OKs group of pesticides 2006-08-06 - Red tide moving up Florida's west coast 2006-08-06 - Potential invasive crab found in Md. 2006-08-07 - Lock picking child's play at major US computer hackers conference 2006-08-07 - People the Achilles' heel of computer security: hackers, pros 2006-08-07 - TB may be hard to spot due to rarity 2006-08-07 - 1,100-year-old artifact found in China 2006-08-07 - Disastrous drug trial victim has cancer 2006-08-07 - Indigenous Aussies have shorter lives 2006-08-07 - Google to Distribute MTV Clips With Ads 2006-08-07 - Hospitals now offer high-speed Internet 2006-08-07 - Storied photo agency embraces Internet, finds its focus 2006-08-07 - Magnetic gizmo aims to mellow young wine 2006-08-07 - Scientists: Warming triggers 'dead zone' 2006-08-07 - JitterBugs could turn your keyboard against you 2006-08-07 - MetOp to be launched in October 2006-08-07 - Scientists Reverse Evolution, Reconstruct Ancient Gene 2006-08-07 - U.K. Store Worker Fired by Text Message 2006-08-07 - Apple replaces its Power Mac computer 2006-08-07 - The shape of life: research sheds light on how cells take shape 2006-08-07 - Kayaks adapted to test marine robotics 2006-08-07 - Drug companies accused of manipulation 2006-08-07 - Sexual song lyrics lead to earlier sex 2006-08-07 - Palm Deaths Accelerating on Florida Coast; Likely Cause Is Rising Seas 2006-08-07 - Informatics researchers throttle notion of search engine dominance 2006-08-07 - Stimulation of the semicircular canals can artificially control human walking and balance 2006-08-07 - ORNL hybrid lighting technology gaining momentum around nation 2006-08-07 - Nicotine found to protect against Parkinson's-like brain damage 2006-08-07 - Structural Biologists Get First Picture of Complete Bacterial Flagellar Motor 2006-08-07 - Researchers Demonstrate New Technique for Manipulation of 'Light Beams' 2006-08-07 - Diamond technology to revolutionize mobile communications 2006-08-07 - Fast Protease Assay Using Nanoengineered Photonic Crystals 2006-08-07 - Scientists Solve Sour Taste Proteins 2006-08-07 - Researchers Study Formation Of Chemical Precursors to Life 2006-08-07 - Scottish company launches phone-tracking system for businesses 2006-08-07 - Scientists raise alert level for Mayon volcano, fearing imminent eruption 2006-08-07 - Massive manatee favors Manhattan suburbs 2006-08-07 - Digital World Reveals Architecture of Evolution 2006-08-07 - Lenovo expands use of AMD chips 2006-08-07 - Ancient Bison Teeth Provide Window on Past Great Plains Climate, Vegetation 2006-08-07 - Scientists identify gene involved in stem cell self-renewal in planaria 2006-08-07 - Correcting a prejudice regarding high-energy nuclear collisions 2006-08-07 - New federal health care standards set 2006-08-07 - Astronaut Thomas Reiter sets an ESA record 2006-08-07 - In utero health may affect life's success 2006-08-07 - Space missions become more challenging 2006-08-07 - Korean scientist makes crude oil into fuel 2006-08-07 - AOL: Searches by 650K People Got Out 2006-08-07 - Ultrasound can affect brain development 2006-08-07 - Infants, as Early as 6 Months, Do See Errors in Arithmetic 2006-08-07 - Apple gives sneak preview of new Leopard system 2006-08-08 - Sony to launch wireless broadband gadget in US 2006-08-08 - Atlantis crew in Florida for rehearsals 2006-08-08 - Bedbug infestations on rise across U.S. 2006-08-08 - Google, News Corp. sign search, ad deal 2006-08-08 - Survey: Consumers lose to online schemes 2006-08-08 - Bulgarian archaeologist unearths dagger 2006-08-08 - Hundreds watch 'corpse flower' bloom 2006-08-08 - Twin pandas give birth to twin cubs 2006-08-08 - Gray birds cover 40,000 miles annually 2006-08-08 - It's raining again 2006-08-08 - Nanowire 'barcode' system speeds biodetection in the field 2006-08-08 - HiTek Power announces compact high-voltage power supplies 2006-08-08 - Del Mar Photonics Introduces Buccaneer Amplified Fiber Laser 2006-08-08 - Del Mar Photonics Introduces Trestles Fourth Harmonic Generator 2006-08-08 - Gene's cancer role is identified 2006-08-08 - Rewiring the mammalian brain -- neurons make fickle friends 2006-08-08 - Stretching DNA Yields Surprise 2006-08-08 - Uranium 'pearls' before slime 2006-08-08 - Deep-sea sediments could safely store man-made carbon dioxide 2006-08-08 - University of Alberta program wins computer poker championship 2006-08-08 - Finding paves way for better treatment of autoimmune disease 2006-08-08 - Proba-3: ESA`s first step towards formation flying 2006-08-08 - Chandra independently determines Hubble constant 2006-08-08 - Israeli soldiers seek to freeze sperm before combat 2006-08-08 - Elephants show capacity for compassion, scientists find 2006-08-08 - Dirac medal for atomic physicist 2006-08-08 - Study Could Lead to Tomato Plants with Stronger Defenses 2006-08-08 - Hubble Identifies Stellar Companion to Distant Planet 2006-08-08 - A Humble Aquarium Fish May be the Key to New Therapies for Birth Defects 2006-08-08 - Driverless transport in big cities 2006-08-08 - Forecasters lower hurricane predictions 2006-08-08 - Sprint Nextel to form network with WiMax 2006-08-08 - Push to drain Yosemite valley renewed 2006-08-08 - Dominant meerkats render rivals infertile 2006-08-08 - Researchers find controls to gold nanocatalysis 2006-08-08 - 2nd Chinese crab found in Chesapeake Bay 2006-08-08 - A nursery for Hurricanes 2006-08-08 - Sandia piezoelectric films to be part of NASA space station experiment 2006-08-08 - Study recommends diet with good bacteria 2006-08-08 - In genetics, memory may span generations 2006-08-08 - July heat wave almost breaks record 2006-08-08 - Indonesian bird flu toll rises to 44 2006-08-08 - Study: Botulinum toxin heals facial scars 2006-08-08 - Research Paper Illuminates How Light Pushes Atoms 2006-08-08 - Agriculture and tropical conservation: rethinking old ideas 2006-08-08 - Delta asks to outsource tech maintenance 2006-08-08 - Student invents the Hyperbow 2006-08-08 - Study: Rett syndrome can strike males 2006-08-08 - Gene's cancer role is identified 2006-08-08 - In new hybrid chip, molecules are memories 2006-08-08 - Nokia agrees to buy Loudeye for $60M 2006-08-08 - Purdue research helps advance new rocket technology 2006-08-08 - Utah conjoined twins separated 2006-08-08 - What's nature worth? New computer models tell all 2006-08-09 - 'Warrior' gene claimed to fuel violence in New Zealand Maori 2006-08-09 - Microsoft releases 12 security fixes 2006-08-09 - FCC to Auction Off Rights to Airwaves 2006-08-09 - Colorado-born lynx has twin kittens 2006-08-09 - Feds agree to review rare Nev. butterfly 2006-08-09 - Spain warns of new jellyfish invasion 2006-08-09 - Pakistan snow leopard cub heads to Bronx 2006-08-09 - Scientists Learn How Brain 'Boots up' to Process Sensory Info 2006-08-09 - Navy competition tests underwater robots 2006-08-09 - An oblique look on the north lunar far west 2006-08-09 - Mammoth remains found in southern Hungary 2006-08-09 - Where there's muck, there's Monet 2006-08-09 - How angry customers get revenge (and create civic protest) 2006-08-09 - Powerful and Sensitive 405nm Blue-Violet Laser Diode Module 2006-08-09 - Elliot Scientific distributes Janis Research cryogenics in UK & Eire 2006-08-09 - Iranian doctors say they cloned a sheep 2006-08-09 - EU regulators looking into Sony-Toshiba DVD struggle 2006-08-09 - Stars too old to be trusted? A possible Stellar Solution to the Cosmological Lithium Problem 2006-08-09 - New Discovery in Fluorine Chemistry Poised to End PFOA Woes 2006-08-09 - Climate Change Threatens Pollination Timing 2006-08-09 - Los Angeles beaches closed after spill 2006-08-09 - Defense peptide found in primates may block some human HIV transmissions 2006-08-09 - Famed physicist James Van Allen dead at 91 2006-08-09 - The truth is out there: British couple admit UFO prank 2006-08-09 - Paleontologists X-ray fossil embryos 2006-08-09 - More problems for Coke and Pepsi in India 2006-08-09 - Researchers develop mobile robot that balances, moves on ball instead of wheels or legs 2006-08-09 - Invasive Species Alter Habitat to Their Benefit 2006-08-09 - New flood-tolerant rice offers relief for world's poorest farmers 2006-08-09 - Evolution of a penis worm 2006-08-09 - Computer Visualization Puts Cars Back on Buffalo's Main Street 2006-08-09 - Lake Tahoe Clarity Holds Steady in 2005 2006-08-09 - Study breaks ice on ancient arctic thaw 2006-08-09 - Kids need more time than adults give them, study finds 2006-08-09 - Genetic snooze button governs timing of spring flowers 2006-08-09 - Electricity blackouts: A hot summer topic 2006-08-09 - New method of growing carbon nanotubes to revolutionise electronics 2006-08-09 - Survey: Online Sexual Solicitations Down 2006-08-09 - Home test for intestinal cancer in Britain 2006-08-09 - Ohio gets hospital reporting law 2006-08-09 - New hoofed mammal fossil found 2006-08-09 - Meteorite plummets through Norwegian roof 2006-08-09 - Malaysian official rejects UN report that leatherback turtles gone in the country 2006-08-09 - Indonesia defends bird flu fight after new deaths 2006-08-09 - Kan. Education Board members plan to oust anti-evolution standards 2006-08-09 - VoIP Subscribers Jump 21 Percent in 2Q 2006-08-09 - Space travel will take off in five years, travel boss says 2006-08-10 - Declining Death Rates Due to Safer Vehicles, Not Better Drivers Or Improved Roadways 2006-08-10 - Texts to reveal 'Whodunnit' 2006-08-10 - Small waves can produce monster waves 2006-08-10 - Credit protection due vets in data theft 2006-08-10 - Wired News pulls freelancer's stories 2006-08-10 - Study: Marketers to Blame for Pop-Up Ads 2006-08-10 - Google to Keep Storing Search Requests 2006-08-10 - 'Dreamblade' Seeks Cult-Like Following 2006-08-10 - Movie Transfers to DVDs to Become Easier 2006-08-10 - Google Sponsors Spyware Warning Project 2006-08-10 - Wireless DBS Leads Auction for Airwaves 2006-08-10 - Mosquitoes making life miserable in Ohio 2006-08-10 - Professor working on 'roofies' detector 2006-08-10 - Astrophysicist and space pioneer dies 2006-08-10 - Where did all the lithium go? 2006-08-10 - 1000th sungrazing comet discovered by SOHO 2006-08-10 - Encoded Metallic Nanowires Reveal Bioweapons 2006-08-10 - Herceptin effective in breast cancer cells with low HER-2 levels 2006-08-10 - Overall Antarctic snowfall hasn't changed in 50 years 2006-08-10 - Recombination protein dynamics observed with single monomer resolution 2006-08-10 - Time of Day Tempers Tadpoles' Response to Predators 2006-08-10 - Bird flu monitoring expands nationally 2006-08-10 - Detector can count atom by atom 2006-08-10 - Computational Analysis Shows That Plant Hormones Often Go It Alone 2006-08-10 - New light microscope sharpens scientists' focus 2006-08-10 - 30-year puzzle solved: Light guides flight of migratory birds 2006-08-10 - Scientists make discovery in Alzheimer's 2006-08-10 - Computer scientists lay out vision for a 'science of the Web' 2006-08-10 - Computer scientists put social network theory to the test 2006-08-10 - Samsung Develops World's First LCD Screen of 3 inch VGA Quality 2006-08-10 - Researchers discover online banking security problem 2006-08-10 - Greenland's ice loss accelerating rapidly, gravity-measuring satellites reveal 2006-08-10 - Physicists make first 'molecular movie' of light 2006-08-10 - Crab nabbed; circumstances fishy 2006-08-10 - BetOnSports Bettors Seek Return of Money 2006-08-10 - Warner Music, VimpelCom Group Sign Deal 2006-08-10 - Astronomers find smaller Neptunian rocks 2006-08-10 - Study: U.S. babies are becoming fatter 2006-08-10 - Quantum physicists control supercurrent 2006-08-10 - Robot teaches medical school students 2006-08-10 - Backpacked pigeons report for smog duty 2006-08-10 - New warning over erupting Philippine volcano 2006-08-10 - Ga. Drought Halts Boats, but Not Gators 2006-08-10 - IBM to Buy FileNet for $1.6 Billion 2006-08-10 - GM to show off fuel cell-powered car 2006-08-10 - Officials Probe Lieberman Web Site Crash 2006-08-10 - British embryo test ruling renews debate 2006-08-11 - Crack in Microsoft Windows worries US anti-terror officials 2006-08-11 - NASA schedules a two-day launch assessment 2006-08-11 - PANalytical introduces advanced PIXcel solid-state X-ray detector 2006-08-11 - SST Unveils Industry's Thinnest and Smallest SPI Serial Flash Memory in a Z-Scale Package 2006-08-11 - Keithley Sponsors Weblog for Semiconductor Testing 2006-08-11 - 'Blogosphere' expands 100-fold in three years: study 2006-08-11 - PCs still changing the world at 25 years old 2006-08-11 - PC that changed the world a proud grandpa at 25 2006-08-11 - IBM's historic PC was clunky, slow and very expensive 2006-08-11 - Some in Calif. seek ice to ease crunch 2006-08-11 - Bill would help study of ancient remains 2006-08-11 - Atomic clocks feel the heat 2006-08-11 - Insect 'noses' the key to Cybernose collaboration 2006-08-11 - Wear and tear of stress: the psychoneurobiology of aging 2006-08-11 - BetOnSports Shuts U.S.-Focused Business 2006-08-11 - Gender-bending popular in video games 2006-08-11 - Wis. banned from killing gray wolves 2006-08-11 - Md. biologists to use beetles on plant 2006-08-11 - Montana State University creates one of nation's largest databases for wind energy research 2006-08-11 - Study: Evolution losing favor in U.S. 2006-08-11 - Motion Detector That Also Has 'Eyes' 2006-08-11 - New biomarkers could help doctors spot Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases 2006-08-11 - Mercury pollution threatens health worldwide, scientists say 2006-08-11 - Researchers Announce New Way to Assess How Buildings Would Stand Up in Big Quakes 2006-08-11 - 'Hourglass Figure' Points to Magnetic Field's Role in Star Formation 2006-08-11 - NYC professor promotes urban fish farm 2006-08-11 - K-State Mathematician Receives Grant to Study Gravity, Black Holes, Possible Future Space Travel 2006-08-11 - Earthquake rocks central Mexico 2006-08-11 - Drug kills prostate tumor cells 2006-08-11 - States take up global warming fight 2006-08-11 - Michigan health plan launches e-Visits 2006-08-11 - Planet Hospital promotes medical tourism 2006-08-11 - Danish research ship begins world tour 2006-08-11 - Systems Exist to Find Liquid Explosives 2006-08-11 - Pacific 'dead zone' said to exceed fears 2006-08-12 - Shuttles ready to complete International Space Station: NASA 2006-08-12 - NASDAQ warns Apple over earnings delay 2006-08-12 - Ariane-5 rocket successfuly places Japanese, French satellites into orbit 2006-08-12 - U.S. to Roll Out Electronic Passports 2006-08-12 - Nurses can help patients quit smoking 2006-08-12 - Study: Few working couples happy 2006-08-12 - Japan allegedly stole huge amount of tuna 2006-08-12 - Judge: Unabomber Items to Be Sold Online 2006-08-12 - 'Corpse flower' blooms, ends smelly peak 2006-08-12 - Dying salt marshes puzzle scientists 2006-08-12 - Scientists: Aspen trees in West dying 2006-08-12 - Pigeons beam air quality info to blog 2006-08-12 - Rare bird spotted in Texas valley 2006-08-13 - Kenya's human fossils disturb church 2006-08-13 - A new window into the deformation of nanoscale materials 2006-08-13 - Astronomers struggle to define 'planet' 2006-08-13 - New research confirms AIDS drugs a lifeline for Africa 2006-08-13 - China typhoon toll hits 134 as tragedy strikes fishing communities 2006-08-14 - Microsoft to Sell Software Tools for Games 2006-08-14 - Fox to Sell Movies, TV Shows for Download 2006-08-14 - World now has more overweight people than hungry ones: expert 2006-08-14 - Global warming behind disastrous typhoon season in China 2006-08-14 - Australian government encourages motorists to switch to LPG 2006-08-14 - Images of Katrina Aftermath Alive on Web 2006-08-14 - Thailand Plans 1 Free Laptop Per Child 2006-08-14 - Rural Wyo. City Eyes Fiber-Optic Network 2006-08-14 - When the Going Gets Tough, Slime Molds Start Synthesizing 2006-08-14 - Being obese and a couch potato may have a biological basis in the brain 2006-08-14 - Ancient war paint in fight against breast cancer 2006-08-14 - Colombia's big-butt ants entice gourmets 2006-08-14 - Writer takes animal training to the home 2006-08-14 - Cold can't stop Alaska sewage composting 2006-08-14 - Archaeologists unearth abolitionist home 2006-08-14 - Segway Launches Overhauled Scooter 2006-08-14 - Pure Novelty Spurs The Brain 2006-08-14 - Separated twins now breathing on their own 2006-08-14 - Auto, steel makers to fund mercury program 2006-08-14 - Worker Ants Store Fat To Share With Colony Members During Times Of Need 2006-08-14 - Unravelling our cosmic ancestry 2006-08-14 - New type of optical microscopy attains near-molecular resolution 2006-08-14 - Report hails Zambia AIDS program 2006-08-14 - NASA: Moon landing film is lost 2006-08-14 - Diesel trains are bigger polluters 2006-08-14 - In Brief: Chinese computers suffer virus epidemic 2006-08-14 - Study on Arkansas' bumblebees completed 2006-08-14 - Researchers probe what spawns hurricanes 2006-08-14 - US satellite protection scheme could affect global communications 2006-08-14 - BlackBerry devices gateways for computer attacks: expert 2006-08-14 - Genetic testing to help anglers, fish 2006-08-14 - New Tahoe research center poised to open 2006-08-14 - Google contest for computer software wizards 2006-08-14 - Researchers explore nanotechnology as diagnostic and treatment tool 2006-08-14 - Russia to launch orbital laboratories 2006-08-14 - ISS crew prepares for Atlantis visit 2006-08-14 - NASA is borrowing ideas from the Apollo 2006-08-14 - Using Current Technology to Prepare for Quantum Computing 2006-08-14 - 'Bachelorette' viewers aren't seeking reality, researcher says 2006-08-14 - Nanotube Coating Meshes with Living Cells 2006-08-14 - NASA wants new explorers 2006-08-14 - Ancient Arctic Water Cycles are Red Flags to Future Global Warming 2006-08-14 - Depressed People Benefit More From Marriage Than Others 2006-08-14 - Declining Fish Population has Broad Ecological Consequences 2006-08-14 - Life and Death in the Hippocampus: What Young Neurons Need to Survive 2006-08-14 - Researchers Investigate Early Solar System 2006-08-14 - New multilayer thin-film sensors enable fast, efficient monitoring of aircraft defects 2006-08-14 - Feds to increase Calif. no-fishing zones 2006-08-14 - AOL Buys Social-Networking Developer 2006-08-14 - Google Removes Text Link to Froogle 2006-08-14 - Purdue to host energy meeting 2006-08-14 - US officials find birds infected with harmless bird flu strain 2006-08-14 - SAT prep tools offer great advantages 2006-08-15 - Galaxy survey fails to add up 2006-08-15 - SpaceDev Awarded Patent For Hybrid Propulsion Technology 2006-08-15 - Opportunity Recovers from Brief Operational Anomaly 2006-08-15 - Alternative anthrax vaccine is tested 2006-08-15 - Hearing loss linked with dental tools 2006-08-15 - Dell recalls 4.1 million laptop batteries due to fire risk 2006-08-15 - Bringing back the woolly mammoth - maybe 2006-08-15 - Matsushita to streamline overseas production 2006-08-15 - Group Seeks FTC Inquiry Into AOL 2006-08-15 - Google to Distribute Discount Coupons 2006-08-15 - Large and small stars in harmonious coexistence 2006-08-15 - SWAN system to help blind and firefighters navigate environment 2006-08-15 - Study reveals details of mussels' tenacious bonds 2006-08-15 - Spineless tales provide strong backbone to human brain research 2006-08-15 - Research lights up biochip potential 2006-08-15 - Spitzer Reveals New Wonders in the Familiar Orion Nebula 2006-08-15 - Clock in the rock: Scientists measure Earth's history 2006-08-15 - COBE team wins cosmology prize 2006-08-15 - Research Peers Inside Hydrogen Fuel Cells 2006-08-15 - Mathematicians maximize knowledge of minimal surfaces 2006-08-15 - Current desires distort children's choices about the future 2006-08-15 - Software speeds up the discovery process worldwide 2006-08-15 - Scientists explain causes of abrupt rain storms 2006-08-15 - Physics student numbers better than hoped, but chemistry and materials situation 'dire' 2006-08-15 - Researchers Working to Keep Airliner Air Quality Healthy, Safe 2006-08-15 - Prof Says Russia, United States Can Learn from Each Other in Fighting Terrorism 2006-08-15 - Building a Ship Outside a Shipyard 2006-08-15 - Lenovo, Novell Unveil Linux-enabled ThinkPad Mobile Workstation Based on Intel Technology 2006-08-15 - Atoms looser than expected 2006-08-15 - Rare -- But Aggressive -- Form of Breast Cancer Undetectable By Mammogram 2006-08-15 - Rapid HIV test found highly effective 2006-08-15 - Study Shows How Secondhand Smoke Injures Babies' Lungs 2006-08-15 - A Microscopic Solution to an Enormous Problem 2006-08-15 - An up-close view of Mars? Not likely, says Penn State Erie professor 2006-08-15 - Mental retardation cause detailed 2006-08-15 - Colorado animal sanctuary is closing 2006-08-15 - Sandia`s Rapidly Deployable Chemical Detection System tested at McAfee Stadium 2006-08-15 - Fla. deals with nuisance alligators 2006-08-15 - eBay auctions satellite TV dishes banned in China: report 2006-08-15 - Don't give up on HIV vaccine quest, scientists urged 2006-08-15 - New York mayor unveils 125 million dollar anti-smoking campaign 2006-08-15 - AMD adds new entry in multi-core computer chip race 2006-08-16 - AOL Prepares to Dig for Gold -- Literally 2006-08-16 - The IAU draft definition of 'planet' and 'plutons' 2006-08-16 - Group helps man on possible shipwreck 2006-08-16 - Climate Change Was Major Factor in Erosion of Alps 6 Million Years Ago 2006-08-16 - Savage ancient whale was 'marine T-rex', researchers say 2006-08-16 - CBS to Start Streaming Prime-Time Shows 2006-08-16 - Video-sharing site YouTube.com YouTube suffers outage, breaks top 50 2006-08-16 - Google's Home Town to Get Web Access Free 2006-08-16 - Flexure-Guided Dithering Stages with Piezoelectric Drives Increase Imaging Resolution of CCDs 2006-08-16 - Fluorescence Modeling in TRACEPRO® OPTICAL DESIGN SOFTWARE 2006-08-16 - New Product: Independent Abrasive Slurry Machine 2006-08-16 - ACOL Technologies S.A. and Vgoal, a subsidiary of KC Uppertech sign Asia distribution agreement 2006-08-16 - Plextronics Completes $13.1 Million Series A Financing 2006-08-16 - NPL acquire Polytec MSA-400 micro systems analyser for CEMMNT project 2006-08-16 - PRESS RELEASE: XFP Optical Transceiver for 80Km from Fujikura 2006-08-16 - Three Continents Collide to Create Australia 2006-08-16 - New record for world's fastest transistor set 2006-08-16 - Mapping the neural landscape of hunger 2006-08-16 - Update: Apollo 11 Tapes 2006-08-16 - Location, location, location! 2006-08-16 - Far away galaxy under the microscope 2006-08-16 - Completed genome set to transform the cow 2006-08-16 - More music, Bluetooth wireless in US mobile telephones 2006-08-16 - Crazy videos launch YouTube to Internet stardom 2006-08-16 - Plasmas move into dentistry 2006-08-16 - 2,500-year-old figurines found in China 2006-08-16 - Common brain cells may have stem-cell-like potential 2006-08-16 - Biologists Uncover Mechanisms That Shape Cells for Better Or Worse 2006-08-16 - FSU geographer charting new territory with hurricane relief mapping 2006-08-16 - 'Test-tube coral babies' may mend reefs 2006-08-16 - Scientists find brain evolution gene 2006-08-16 - Adding planets means new textbooks, toys 2006-08-16 - Anthrax Detector Developed 2006-08-16 - Scientists use math to find oil 2006-08-16 - Radical 'Ballistic Computing' Chip Bounces Electrons Around Like Billiards 2006-08-16 - Dell Recall a Boon for Sony Rivals 2006-08-16 - Exhibit eyes record for 2-headed animals 2006-08-16 - NASA Gives Atlantis a 'Go' for Liftoff on Aug. 27 2006-08-16 - UA physicist discovers exotic superconductivity 2006-08-16 - Domain Names Can Leave Net Users in Tangled Web, Study Finds 2006-08-16 - Voyager 1 Hits New Milestone 2006-08-16 - Hewlett-Packard profits beat Wall Street forecasts 2006-08-16 - Smaller Colleges Bypassing TV for Web 2006-08-16 - AOL Acquires GameDaily Video Game Site 2006-08-16 - China to Crack Down on Online Video 2006-08-16 - S.Korea Wants People in 'Smart' Clothes 2006-08-16 - Newly discovered gene holds clues to evolution of human brain capacity 2006-08-16 - REVIEW: Da Vinci Code a Challenge 2006-08-16 - Bison hunters: More advanced than thought 2006-08-16 - Scientists study fighting flies 2006-08-16 - Study: Autism affects all brain functions 2006-08-16 - Breaks in hibernation help fight bugs 2006-08-16 - Coffee may cause a heart attack danger 2006-08-16 - Circumcision to fight AIDS is debated 2006-08-16 - Study shows long-term West Nile effects 2006-08-17 - Cyber crime hits new high in Japan 2006-08-17 - New advances in illumination and vision 2006-08-17 - Non-contact stress analysis & mechanical testing 2006-08-17 - NanoWizard®II – The next generation BioAFM 2006-08-17 - Cathay Pigments (usa) Completes Purchase Of Isk Magnetics Inc. 2006-08-17 - World's most creative physicist revealed 2006-08-17 - Boeing abandons in-flight Internet service 2006-08-17 - Artificial muscles may enable more lifelike color displays 2006-08-17 - Spinal cord bridge bypasses injury to restore mobility 2006-08-17 - US ITER project completes management team 2006-08-17 - Some online video games found to promote 'sociability,' researchers say 2006-08-17 - Bolts may pose problem in shuttle launch 2006-08-17 - Researchers wonder if orca calf has died 2006-08-17 - Study Provides Insight Into How the Brain Loses Plasticity of Youth 2006-08-17 - Hubble Sees Faintest Stars in a Globular Cluster 2006-08-17 - New Planets Shouldn`t Rock Your World 2006-08-17 - Mystery of Quintuplet stars in Milky Way solved 2006-08-17 - SMART-1 impact: last call for ground based observations 2006-08-17 - Spacecraft find suggests eruptions on Mars 2006-08-17 - Engineered grass found growing in wild 2006-08-17 - Snapdragons take the evolutionary high-road 2006-08-17 - Study finds brain cell regulator is volume control, not on/off switch 2006-08-17 - Scientists use electron beam to unravel the secrets of an 'atomic switch' 2006-08-17 - Molecules spontaneously form honeycomb network featuring pores of unprecedented size 2006-08-17 - Satellites Will Improve Understanding of the Sun 2006-08-17 - Novel microorganisms play major role in one of nature's most important processes 2006-08-17 - Researchers link music tastes to HIV risks 2006-08-17 - Brain cell potassium regulator is studied 2006-08-17 - Probing Question: Does eating while watching TV harm kids? 2006-08-17 - Findings Suggest Jets Bursting From Martian Ice Cap 2006-08-17 - Turbulent fibers 2006-08-17 - Energy from ceramics 2006-08-17 - TV found to be a painkiller for children 2006-08-17 - Killing of problem geese OK'd 2006-08-17 - CO2 may help some trees weather ice storms 2006-08-17 - Racial misidentification causes distress 2006-08-17 - Strokes to cost U.S. $2.2 trillion by 2050 2006-08-17 - HIV and TB are apocalyptic duo: AIDS conference 2006-08-17 - Bird flu 'endemic' and on the move in Asia: UN 2006-08-17 - Brain's cannabinoid system fights seizures 2006-08-17 - High income: lower disability rates 2006-08-18 - Disgraced SKorean cloning expert sets up new research lab 2006-08-18 - Compact 10kW High Voltage Power Supplies in single 19" Rack Unit 2006-08-18 - MEASURE FOR MEASURE A Versatile Fast & New Gas Permeability Meter 2006-08-18 - PI Press Release: Small Piezo XY-Table s for Nanopositioning & Nanometrology Applications 2006-08-18 - Google builds bridge at Star Trek cult convention 2006-08-18 - Have you ever seen an elephant... run? 2006-08-18 - AMD Wins More Business From Dell 2006-08-18 - Astronomers look for near-Earth objects 2006-08-18 - Scientists collaborate on quake research 2006-08-18 - YouTube in talks with Warner Music to host videos 2006-08-18 - Protective ozone layer to remain thin for longer: UN 2006-08-18 - Irish company challenges scientists to test 'free energy' technology 2006-08-18 - Why piglets shudder to keep warm 2006-08-18 - How bugs avoid getting sick after sex 2006-08-18 - SMART-1 on the trail of the Moon's beginnings 2006-08-18 - High suicide rate for older white males 2006-08-18 - 'Techno Addicts' pose employer liability, says Rutgers researcher 2006-08-18 - Gene Gives a Boost to Tumor Suppression 2006-08-18 - New Web database improves access to ionic liquid data 2006-08-18 - Research explores the secret life of Australia`s rarest coastal dolphins 2006-08-18 - FDA says viruses safe for treating meat 2006-08-18 - Apple: No Forced Labor at iPod Plant 2006-08-18 - NASA techs to swap out bolts on Atlantis 2006-08-18 - More Details in the Nanocosmos of the Cell 2006-08-18 - Small Ohio town boasts most angioplasties 2006-08-18 - Order to Shut Down DISH DVRs Blocked 2006-08-18 - Researcher urges nuclear waste options 2006-08-18 - Cosmic Stocktake Reveals What's Left of Big Bang 2006-08-18 - 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Prince of Darkness Is Misunderstood, Says UCLA Professor 2006-08-18 - Loss of just one species makes big difference in freshwater ecosystem, study finds 2006-08-18 - Biologists fear fire may doom Nev. deer 2006-08-18 - Student Creates Electric Tweezers 2006-08-18 - Bacteria-based nanoclusters 2006-08-18 - Study re-examines Vietnam stress disorder 2006-08-18 - Atlantis crew has longest training ever 2006-08-19 - Relief for Big Tobacco after new US ruling 2006-08-19 - NASA picks two companies for possible private space station missions 2006-08-19 - Russian space general searches for life on Mars 2006-08-19 - Canada plans its first spaceport 2006-08-19 - Bird flu vaccine could spread disease 2006-08-19 - Aussies need more iodine 2006-08-19 - India man with two penises to undergo surgery 2006-08-19 - Astronomer upset at new planet proposal 2006-08-20 - 11 cases of bluetongue virus detected in sheep, cows in Belgium 2006-08-20 - A week of hell for Dell 2006-08-20 - Algae bloom fouls Florida Keys 2006-08-20 - 1927 wreck found in Lake Michigan 2006-08-20 - U.S. rice contaminated, government says 2006-08-20 - New England site yields dino track 2006-08-20 - Aussie Minister unconvinced on stem cells 2006-08-20 - U.N. AIDS envoy: Talk less, do more 2006-08-20 - Indonesia confirms 46th bird flu death 2006-08-20 - Online Music Holdouts Give in to ITunes 2006-08-20 - Ozone-friendly chemicals lead to warming 2006-08-20 - Experts call for radical re-think in global water management 2006-08-20 - Bacteria warnings hit N.H., Maine coast 2006-08-21 - Snake harvest threatens Cambodian lake 2006-08-21 - Atlantis launch on schedule after fix 2006-08-21 - First fossil of ancient mammal found in Costa Rica: press 2006-08-21 - Ocean Noise Has Increased Considerably Since 1960s 2006-08-21 - Constant Lighting May Disrupt Development of Preemie's Biological Clocks 2006-08-21 - Barbaro's doc to operate on polar bear 2006-08-21 - Could a blimp improve communications? 2006-08-21 - Level 3 Signs Agreement With MySpace.com 2006-08-21 - Jilted dogs feel intense jealousy, new study reveals 2006-08-21 - Korean social-networking site aims to crack U.S. market 2006-08-21 - Report: China to announce digital TV standard soon 2006-08-21 - Calif. biologists find invasive oysters 2006-08-21 - Microsoft sees no further delay to release of Windows Vista 2006-08-21 - Noisy space station deafens inhabitants 2006-08-21 - Tapping the power of lightsticks 2006-08-21 - Endangered manatee spotted off R.I. 2006-08-21 - Cooling towers may host new pathogens 2006-08-21 - Spirit Checking Korolev 2006-08-21 - Shuttle countdown to begin Thursday 2006-08-21 - Norway fails to fulfill whaling quota 2006-08-21 - 'Mint' pain killer takes leaf out of ancient medical texts 2006-08-21 - Renowned penicillin researcher dies 2006-08-21 - Insects inspire robotics research 2006-08-21 - A Matter of Fact: NASA Finds Direct Proof of Dark Matter 2006-08-21 - Giant chambers to test climate change effects on native trees 2006-08-21 - New methods for screening nanoparticles 2006-08-21 - Study identifies molecular process underlying leukemia 2006-08-21 - 'Frozen' natural gas discovered at unexpectedly shallow depths 2006-08-21 - Samsung Develops First 70-inch LCD TV Panel 2006-08-21 - Britain disallowing two cancer drugs 2006-08-21 - Rabbit flu takes British farmer's life 2006-08-21 - It's a record summer for some turtles 2006-08-21 - It's a record summer for some turtles 2006-08-21 - Researchers reverse Friedreich's ataxia defect in cell culture 2006-08-21 - 3 employees leave AOL in search data fallout 2006-08-21 - Playing possum: one love or free love? 2006-08-21 - Study shows how cigarette smoke blocks cell repair 2006-08-21 - No Hobbits in this Shire 2006-08-21 - Nanoparticle Enables Light-Activated Ovarian Cancer Detection and Therapy 2006-08-21 - Smoking ban for 'Tom and Jerry' in Britain 2006-08-21 - Andean cloud forests endangered by climate change 2006-08-21 - Doctors test ways to spur knee cartilage to grow 2006-08-21 - Crowds throng Hindu temples across northern India to see statues drink 2006-08-21 - Korea to sell programmable robot 2006-08-21 - Greenland's glaciers have been shrinking for 100 years: study 2006-08-21 - Fraud in construction linked to pollution 2006-08-22 - SanDisk unveils world's highest capacity MP3 player 2006-08-22 - Indonesia plans bird flu campaign 2006-08-22 - Prostate cancer: Major risk for blacks 2006-08-22 - Russian refuses to accept math prize 2006-08-22 - Engineers create gecko-inspired, high-friction micro-fibers 2006-08-22 - Researchers test carbon fiber to make tiny, cheap video displays 2006-08-22 - Close-up on Cuvier crater ridge 2006-08-22 - Ant jaws break speed record, propel insects into air 2006-08-22 - Nanowire-Paper Offers Strength, Flexibility 2006-08-22 - Rehydrate -- your RNA needs it 2006-08-22 - Imaging technique may prevent injury during ablation for atrial fibrillation 2006-08-22 - Protein clue to tailor-made antibiotics 2006-08-22 - Researchers move biotechnology closer to replacing electronic pacemakers 2006-08-22 - New ultrasonic technology could help prevent train derailments 2006-08-22 - Researcher hits bulls-eye for antibiotic target 2006-08-22 - Scientists call for water conservation 2006-08-22 - Psycho killer raccoons terrorize Olympia 2006-08-22 - France winds up bear repopulation effort 2006-08-22 - Revealing the earth's secrets 2006-08-22 - Verizon imposes new service surcharge 2006-08-22 - Campaign targets Web crimes against kids 2006-08-22 - Early warning for schizophrenia found in spinal fluid 2006-08-22 - Microsoft sues 'cybersquatters' 2006-08-22 - Studies Reveal People Become More Autonomous, Happier with Age 2006-08-22 - Mathematicians Solve the 'Cocktail Party Problem' 2006-08-22 - Liquid Alloy Shows Solid-Like Crystal Structure at Surface 2006-08-22 - Dogs 'cheated' on famous intelligence test 2006-08-22 - Chinese students more organized, less imaginative than American counterparts 2006-08-22 - Terence Tao, 'Mozart of Math,' Is UCLA's First Mathematician Awarded the 'Nobel Prize in Mathematics' 2006-08-22 - South African Clone of Penn State Telescope Makes First Scientific Discovery 2006-08-22 - Canadian diamonds found to be oldest on Earth 2006-08-22 - Researchers harness the power of bacteria 2006-08-22 - Georgia Tech Investigates Liquid Crystal Polymer for NASA Applications 2006-08-22 - Snap judgments decide a face's character, psychologist finds 2006-08-22 - Microsoft considers discounts for Vista 2006-08-22 - Astronaut reveals name of new moonship 2006-08-22 - Chemical Cause of Antarctic Ozone Hole Discovered 20 Years Ago This Month 2006-08-22 - Wal-Mart can be good news, bad news to communities, ISU researcher says 2006-08-22 - Study shows writing about a romantic relationship may help it last longer 2006-08-22 - Immune system's HIV troubles discovered 2006-08-22 - China plans mobile TV trials a year ahead of Olympics 2006-08-22 - India casts doubt on pesticide charges against Coke, Pepsi 2006-08-22 - Breast cancer: A market-driven industry 2006-08-22 - U.S. expands tsunami warning system 2006-08-22 - Breed of mice created for leukemia study 2006-08-22 - Pujols aces tests given to Babe Ruth 2006-08-23 - See-through silver 2006-08-23 - NASA sets space shuttle Web, TV coverage 2006-08-23 - Drug may be alternative to castration 2006-08-23 - Indian Ocean tsunami warning plan proposed 2006-08-23 - Snails linked to Beijing meningitis cases 2006-08-23 - Marlboro Lights to go up in smoke? 2006-08-23 - YouTube launches ad platform with Paris Hilton video 2006-08-23 - City living keeping obesity in check 2006-08-23 - Health officials want more PE in schools 2006-08-23 - Experts: Snail venom may have benefits 2006-08-23 - Santorini Eruption Much Larger than Originally Believed 2006-08-23 - Entangled whale tracked by satellite 2006-08-23 - Space station lined up for golf stunt 2006-08-23 - CDC releasing gene blueprints 2006-08-23 - Scientists hope for kangaroo contraceptive 2006-08-23 - Joke software makes comics out of speech-impaired kids 2006-08-23 - Sony Pictures Buys Video-Sharing Site 2006-08-23 - S. Korea to Get New Versions of Windows 2006-08-23 - Gateway Gets $450M Bid for Retail Ops 2006-08-23 - Spammer's Kin to Allow Initial Search 2006-08-23 - Microsoft Signs Ad Deal With Facebook 2006-08-23 - Governor, Democrats reach drug deal 2006-08-23 - China and Russia to launch joint mission to Mars 2006-08-23 - IBM buys Internet security firm for 1.3 billion dollars 2006-08-23 - Scientists turn dents into smart bumps 2006-08-23 - New engineering tool is a dream 2006-08-23 - Astronomers use supercomputers to study atoms linked to black holes 2006-08-23 - Global warming affects Alaska 2006-08-23 - Lens solution blamed for eye infection 2006-08-23 - Study: extra pounds can mean early death 2006-08-23 - Fermilab's future: to be determined 2006-08-23 - Happy mice used in depression study 2006-08-23 - Phoenician tombs are found in Sicily 2006-08-24 - The Final IAU Resolution on the definition of 'planet' ready for voting 2006-08-24 - Soyuz space capsule modified for first female space tourist 2006-08-24 - Rev. Falwell decries stem cell research 2006-08-24 - Logitech Unveils New Cordless Laser Mice 2006-08-24 - Water Filtration Technique Removes Dangerous Freshwater Algae Toxins 2006-08-24 - Viruses Can Jump Between Primates and Humans 2006-08-24 - New Definition of 'Species' Could Aid Species Identification 2006-08-24 - Tiny shrimp species found in Pa. river 2006-08-24 - Brazil embryo registry worries scientists 2006-08-24 - Worst red tide in years hits Puget Sound 2006-08-24 - Mini aircraft touted for military work 2006-08-24 - Dell stops selling Ditty music players 2006-08-24 - Microsoft Programs Use Andean Language 2006-08-24 - Japan orders Sony, Dell to probe defective laptop batteries 2006-08-24 - Investors cheer iPod decision but Creative's woes far from over 2006-08-24 - Scientists seek to save baby-eating sharks from themselves 2006-08-24 - Accidental BBC Star Inspiration for Film 2006-08-24 - Hui Makes Pitch for Gateway Retail Unit 2006-08-24 - Review: 'Madden' can use some refinement 2006-08-24 - Top hydrogen-storing polymer revealed 2006-08-24 - Satellite protection plan could backfire 2006-08-24 - New Lesker Ion Pumps 2006-08-24 - Archaeologists find 2,500-year-old mummy in Mongolia, tattoos and all 2006-08-24 - Nev. OKs IGT License for Mobile Gambling 2006-08-24 - Italians keep tabs on dead bear's mother 2006-08-24 - Countdown begins for Sunday space launch 2006-08-24 - New lab technique churns out fungus' potential cancer fighter 2006-08-24 - Microscopic passengers to hitch ride on space shuttle 2006-08-24 - Philips showcases production-ready Lumalive textile garments 2006-08-25 - Google Earth tracks Ramses statue's escape from Cairo 2006-08-25 - Gravity lens reveals dark matter 2006-08-25 - Widow of Pluto's discoverer 'shook up' 2006-08-25 - Lithium-Ion Technology in the Spotlight 2006-08-25 - New rules issued for rocket launches 2006-08-25 - Judge strikes down pesticide usage rule 2006-08-25 - Rhinos take first steps on African soil 2006-08-25 - Dam broken to restore Calif. wetlands 2006-08-25 - Physiology Allows Crucian Carp to Survive without Oxygen 2006-08-25 - Celebrity fish dies at Chicago aquarium 2006-08-25 - IBM to Provide Network to Monitor Cattle 2006-08-25 - Astronomers React to Pluto's Planetary 'Demotion' 2006-08-25 - Pluto relegated to dwarf status 2006-08-25 - Drainage of Subglacial Lakes Created Canyons of Antarctica 12-14 Million Years Ago 2006-08-25 - Surf's Up -- And One Coastal Microbe Has Adapted 2006-08-25 - Sun Buys Hewlett, Packard Cutout for $6G 2006-08-25 - U.K. Officials to Probe iSoft Accounting 2006-08-25 - Micro-inspection system delivers amazing sharp high-resolution images 2006-08-25 - High performance IR camera 2006-08-25 - DigiScreen Large Area Mapping Spectroscopic Reflectometer 2006-08-25 - iHR550 Imaging Spectrometer 2006-08-25 - S-334: Fast Piezo Mirror Positioners Improve Imaging Resolution 2006-08-25 - Precise Linear Translation Stages – 48 Versions Available 2006-08-25 - Early spring in Europe matches recent climate warming 2006-08-25 - Nanoscience May Produce 'Perfect' Materials 2006-08-25 - Cardiff's bees calculation sets industry buzzing 2006-08-25 - Early-Warning Water Security System to be Tested 2006-08-25 - Planet Earth may have 'tilted' to keep its balance 2006-08-25 - More tropical fish sighted in R.I. water 2006-08-25 - Reversed growth reveals secrets of carbon nanotubes 2006-08-25 - Berries beneficial for brains 2006-08-25 - One in three in Britain 'to be obese by 2010' 2006-08-25 - Man Gets 6 Years in Software Piracy Case 2006-08-25 - Mountain climate change trends could predict water resources 2006-08-25 - Susp |