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2006-07-01 - New alliance to study and combat ID theft 2006-07-01 - Share phone pics with new service 2006-07-01 - MacBook Pro batteries experiencing failure 2006-07-01 - MacBook Pro batteries experiencing failure 2006-07-01 - Discovery launch is crucial to space station's completion: NASA chief 2006-07-01 - Survey of animal shelters says dogs fare better than cats 2006-07-01 - China reports new bird flu outbreak 2006-07-01 - Pa. Man Sues Over Web Site Comments 2006-07-01 - SCO dealt setback in IBM Linux lawsuit 2006-07-01 - Discovery appears on track to launch as weather improves 2006-07-01 - Internap expands NYC, Boston data centers 2006-07-01 - Judge Dismisses Microsoft Antitrust Case 2006-07-01 - NASA expects no major glitch in Discovery liftoff 2006-07-01 - Maine performers show the world how make geysers with candies, soda 2006-07-01 - Electromechanical imaging in liquid environments: a pathway toward molecular-level resolution of biological systems 2006-07-01 - NASA says Discovery can launch despite glitch 2006-07-01 - NASA scrubs Discovery's Saturday launch due to bad weather 2006-07-01 - Genealogists discover royal roots on every family tree 2006-07-01 - Discovery shuttle in 'no go' mode 15 minutes before launch 2006-07-02 - Hello, Dolly: The sheep that changed the world 2006-07-02 - NASA looks for better weather in second Discovery launch attempt 2006-07-02 - Pair of avocets breeding in London 2006-07-02 - 'Green' Burials Growing in Popularity 2006-07-02 - Thunderstorm threatens second Discovery launch attempt 2006-07-02 - Roots of the human family tree are remarkably shallow 2006-07-02 - Artifacts From America's Birth on Display 2006-07-02 - China Opens World's Highest Railway 2006-07-02 - 3 Sea Lions Die at California Aquarium 2006-07-03 - NASA wants to reward US with Independence Day shuttle launch 2006-07-03 - Younger people more vulnerable to bird flu 2006-07-03 - Global warming affecting Scottish birds? 2006-07-03 - Washington has new bounce in its step 2006-07-03 - Robots to do household work in S. Korea 2006-07-03 - Biodiesel fuel use growing steadily 2006-07-03 - India starts media outsourcing services 2006-07-03 - Analysts: PC manufacturers can do better 2006-07-03 - Russian spy satellite breaks down: report 2006-07-03 - Large Asteroid Zips Past Earth 2006-07-03 - Crack found in Discovery's foam insulation: NASA 2006-07-03 - Controlling the Vortex: a Novel Way to Create Switches 2006-07-03 - Falling onto the dark 2006-07-03 - Jules Verne passes acoustic test 2006-07-03 - Colonial Williamsburg turns to podcasting 2006-07-03 - Jellyfish-Like Creatures May Play Major Role in Fate of CO2 in the Ocean 2006-07-03 - 'Molecular assassin' targets disease gene 2006-07-03 - SIA: Chip sales jump 9.4 percent in May 2006-07-03 - Creative economy grows despite large population growth of creative people 2006-07-03 - South Korea's tech exports hit record in first half of 2006 2006-07-03 - China restricts Internet cafe access 2006-07-03 - Persian Gulf Wildlife Threatened 2006-07-03 - New X-ray microscope for science and industry 2006-07-03 - Scientists unraveling mystery of 1957 Fargo tornado 2006-07-03 - Minor quakes common across southeastern Idaho 2006-07-03 - Engineers Restart Hubble Camera 2006-07-03 - Seeing is believing -- researchers explain 'x-ray specs' effect 2006-07-03 - 'Rough Guide to Mars' - scientists offer virtual reality tours of the surface of Mars 2006-07-03 - Dinosaur site a veritable bone yard, says paleontologist 2006-07-03 - Millicom declines sale to China Mobile 2006-07-03 - Over 2M .eu Internet addresses registered 2006-07-03 - Marijuana battle moves to San Francisco 2006-07-03 - Consumers cool to wireless image messaging 2006-07-03 - In Brief: Brazil's Vivo moving toward 3G wireless 2006-07-03 - Internet promoting pseudo-epidemics? 2006-07-03 - In Brief: Motorola completes auto electronics sale 2006-07-03 - Mindless Reading Seen As Fundamental 2006-07-03 - Two Minn. residents reach North Pole on foot 2006-07-03 - Sex, drugs, octopus? Russians want answers from Putin 2006-07-03 - Fight over bringing Aussie carp to Britain 2006-07-03 - NASA keeps Discovery launch schedule: official 2006-07-03 - Temperature-Sensitive Nanoparticles Open New Avenues for Drug Delivery 2006-07-03 - Making a safer bang for the buck 2006-07-03 - European regulators vote in favor of new daily fines for Microsoft 2006-07-03 - Station to Pass Over Washington, D.C. This July 4th 2006-07-04 - Long-distance flyers arriving earlier 2006-07-04 - Scientists: Ants have internal pedometer 2006-07-04 - Return of osprey blessed event in England 2006-07-04 - Microscopic Flag a Test in Nanotechnology 2006-07-04 - China starts building its largest wind power plant 2006-07-04 - SKorean scientist admits 'broad responsibility' for fake stemcells 2006-07-04 - Weather significantly improves for Discovery launch 2006-07-04 - Chemist: Hormone-treated beef dangerous 2006-07-04 - S. Korea picking astronauts 2006-07-04 - In Brief: Tiny particles can help find oral cancers 2006-07-04 - Scientists: Warm Seas Threaten Coral 2006-07-04 - Music Cos. Preparing Suit vs. Yahoo China 2006-07-04 - Discovery shuttle on track for Independence Day launch 2006-07-04 - Spirit Examines Light Tones Halley Formation 2006-07-04 - Infections in youth linked to diabetes 2006-07-04 - Liftoff: Discovery soars on Fourth of July on first shuttle flight in year 2006-07-05 - Mad cow case confirmed in Canada's Manitoba province 2006-07-05 - Discovery heads to space station 2006-07-05 - Up to six pieces of debris fell off Discovery: NASA 2006-07-05 - Not Since 1950: No Twisters in Central Neb. 2006-07-05 - Report: China to Shame Science Frauds 2006-07-05 - Family Gets Weather Record-Keeping Award 2006-07-05 - Heat halts pain inside the body 2006-07-05 - Medium is the message for stem cells in search of identities 2006-07-05 - Study clears childhood immunizations as possible cause of autism 2006-07-05 - South Korea, Japan head world in digital league table: ITU 2006-07-05 - Impotence gel would rival Viagra 2006-07-05 - Mom says no big deal having twins at 59 2006-07-05 - The Web: Niche search tools proliferating 2006-07-05 - In Brief: Abilis Systems, IBM to work together 2006-07-05 - Flash memory firm requests filing delay 2006-07-05 - Md. Tax Court Upholds Cell Phone Fees 2006-07-05 - Astronauts inspect shuttle for damage 2006-07-05 - Nurseries to Give Big-City Test to Cloned Trees 2006-07-05 - Survey: Swedes sent 2.1 billion SMS text messages last year 2006-07-05 - Giant "starshade" could reveal new planets 2006-07-05 - Silent earthquakes may foreshadow destructive temblors 2006-07-05 - Space shield could help image Earth-like planets 2006-07-05 - Fossil fuels said to damage ocean life 2006-07-05 - Novel telescope to probe early universe 2006-07-05 - Researchers peg magnetism as key driver of high-temperature superconductivity 2006-07-05 - Full 3-D image of nanocrystals' interior created by shining X-rays through them 2006-07-05 - Watching rocks grow: Theory explains landscape of geothermal springs 2006-07-05 - Life Cycle of Operons Yields New Look at Bacterial Genetics 2006-07-05 - Samsung Launches Slim Qwerty Smartphone 2006-07-05 - Carbon nanotube building blocks open up possibilities for advanced electronics 2006-07-05 - Monkeys are hard-wired for facial recognition 2006-07-05 - Study: Birds going extinct at faster rate 2006-07-05 - Shuttle vital to space station 2006-07-05 - Saturn's faint rings share some of their secrets 2006-07-05 - Tech File: HD Radio 2006-07-05 - D.C. aims to go wireless citywide 2006-07-05 - In Brief: 400-year-old British sea wall demolished 2006-07-05 - Nano World: Nanomagnets in chips, antenna 2006-07-05 - Study: Canada's Yellowstone too small 2006-07-05 - Nothing but first-class seats at the movies 2006-07-05 - Scientists Create Movies of Calif. Quake 2006-07-05 - Whale likely in frozen river all winter 2006-07-05 - Feds look at Yale's use of research grants 2006-07-05 - Discovery crew finds no initial shuttle damage: NASA 2006-07-05 - New instrument probes nanostructure growth for industry and research 2006-07-05 - NSF Launches Distributed Data Analysis of Neutron Scattering 2006-07-05 - A Surprise about Our Body Clock 2006-07-06 - Space shuttle Discovery prepares for pivotal backflip maneuver 2006-07-06 - Did bird droppings survive space launch? 2006-07-06 - Discovery does backflip for crucial safety pictures 2006-07-06 - British woman, 87, who named Pluto is honoured in space mission 2006-07-06 - Indian broadband market could explode 2006-07-06 - 'Google,' 'Unibrow' Added to Dictionary 2006-07-06 - Anti-spam firm reports successful Q2 2006-07-06 - ISSI acquires Alliance SRAM chip line 2006-07-06 - Italians drinking less wine 2006-07-06 - India To Build Independent Satellite Navigation System 2006-07-06 - Prostate treatment not always needed 2006-07-06 - Discovery shuttle docks to space station on critical mission 2006-07-06 - Blinkx to lead in video search engine 2006-07-06 - Poor countries to get new AIDS pill 2006-07-06 - First 3.2 megapixel camera phone for U.S. 2006-07-06 - Biologists solve plant hormone enigma 2006-07-06 - Regular paracetamol use could reduce ovarian cancer risk by almost a third 2006-07-06 - Gassendi crater - clue on the thermal history of Mare Humorum 2006-07-06 - Scientist develops enzyme inhibitor that may slow cancer growth 2006-07-06 - University of Utah to build telescope in southern Utah 2006-07-06 - Researchers find Down, Alzheimer's link 2006-07-06 - Hackers crack PSP security upgrades 2006-07-06 - Study: Corals can switch skeletal material 2006-07-06 - Microsoft music player due by Christmas 2006-07-06 - Depressed seniors use alternative medicine 2006-07-06 - Naples, Milan named worst environment 2006-07-06 - New video site will pay content creators 2006-07-06 - Increasing wildfires in US may be result of global warning, researchers say 2006-07-06 - EU scientists warn of cancer risk from sunbeds, advises against use by children 2006-07-06 - Discovery, International Space Station crews open hatch 2006-07-06 - AOL Considers Giving Away More Services 2006-07-06 - Take new look at cellular suicide 2006-07-06 - Solitons could power molecular electronics, artificial muscles 2006-07-06 - Eutelsat satellite arrives at launch site 2006-07-06 - Apple waves goodbye to its last CRT computer 2006-07-06 - Gadget Gap No More: Women Want Gizmos Too 2006-07-06 - EU antitrust commissioner says more fines will be levied against Microsoft 2006-07-06 - Computer consultant hacked secret passwords of FBI director, others 2006-07-06 - Statins stop hepatitis C virus replication 2006-07-06 - Water quality improvements likely using new understanding of ion interaction 2006-07-06 - Click fraud a costly bane to Internet advertisers 2006-07-06 - Developmental brain disorders studied 2006-07-06 - Improving your diet may not help you beat stress 2006-07-06 - Stress Management: X-Rays Reveal Si Thin-Film Defects 2006-07-06 - New Ion Trap May Lead to Large Quantum Computers 2006-07-06 - Viral invasion of the koala genome 2006-07-06 - Composer reveals musical chords' hidden geometry 2006-07-06 - Ancient raindrops reveal the origins of California's Sierra Nevada range 2006-07-06 - NASA Satellites Find Balance in South America's Water Cycle 2006-07-06 - Study: Marijuana may lead to other drugs 2006-07-06 - Review: Apple's MacBook excels at Windows, Mac operating systems 2006-07-06 - Study: Over-eating related to portion size 2006-07-06 - Microsoft backs cross-platform initiative 2006-07-06 - Science, tech evaluation tools studied 2006-07-06 - Mammoths may have had various hair colors 2006-07-06 - EBay at risk following executive departure, competing service, analysts say 2006-07-06 - Mice Capable of Empathy 2006-07-06 - Beetle Seekers on International Quest for Rarest of Rare 2006-07-06 - Biological conservation by numbers 2006-07-06 - Remote sensing used to track humanity 2006-07-06 - Conditions better for Ohio dogs, not cats 2006-07-06 - Faking it for physicists 2006-07-06 - A Broadband Light Amplifier on a Photonic Chip 2006-07-07 - Spirit Copes With Decreasing Solar Energy 2006-07-07 - Discovery shuttle looks very clean' so far: NASA 2006-07-07 - China to transmit music from lunar-probing satellite 2006-07-07 - DOE publishes research roadmap for developing cleaner fuels 2006-07-07 - 27-year-old bonobo ape to undergo surgery 2006-07-07 - Established eBay sellers get higher prices for good reputations 2006-07-07 - Staying Cool Shouldn't Burn a Hole in Your Wallet 2006-07-07 - Computer poker program sets its own Texas Hold'em strategy 2006-07-07 - Overfishing among threats to ecosystems 2006-07-07 - Endangered whale gets habitat protection 2006-07-07 - EU experts say current human risk from bird flu low, but pandemic inevitable one day 2006-07-07 - Computer users enjoy releasing control 2006-07-07 - Extinction gets synchronized 2006-07-07 - Windows anti-piracy tool causes controversy 2006-07-07 - G8 vaccine plan in danger of failure 2006-07-07 - In Brief: Pittsburgh launches downtown WiFi net 2006-07-07 - Are you reading the news? 2006-07-07 - Asia going nuclear amid rising oil prices, concerns over global warming 2006-07-07 - EU official: Microsoft case proves regulators not shy about tackling complex issues 2006-07-07 - Whooping cough widespread in Britain 2006-07-07 - Inability to spot faces may be hereditary 2006-07-07 - Problem: implant infection, solution: nanotech surfaces 2006-07-07 - Supernova leaves behind mysterious object 2006-07-07 - Hong Kong proposes action against email spam 2006-07-07 - Lone Star tick migrates to Long Island 2006-07-07 - Growth in high tech jobs noted 2006-07-07 - Funding could restart idled pulsed energy generator in Nevada 2006-07-07 - Liquid alloy shows solid-like crystal structure at surface 2006-07-07 - MIT researchers create visionary optic fibers 2006-07-07 - Probing Question: Can steroids enhance athletic performance? 2006-07-07 - Discovery crew soon to learn if debris damaged shuttle: NASA 2006-07-07 - In Brief: Verizon moves toward Yellow Pages spinoff 2006-07-07 - Hawking seeks answers on future of human race 2006-07-08 - Crow believed to be oldest in world dies 2006-07-08 - Cracking the secret codes of Europe's Galileo satellite 2006-07-08 - Global warming increasing rockfalls in Switzerland: geologist 2006-07-08 - British woman, 62, gives birth after IVF treatment: reports 2006-07-08 - NASA takes closer look at Discovery shuttle's heat shield 2006-07-08 - Intel price cuts throw fork in AMD expansion plans, analysts say 2006-07-08 - Study: Liquor ads don't target teens 2006-07-08 - Astronauts simulate repairs in first spacewalk 2006-07-09 - 83 Britons report rare food poisoning 2006-07-09 - Ecologists, US navy agree on whale-damaging sonar use 2006-07-09 - Storm triggers state of emergency in Berlin 2006-07-09 - India set to launch heaviest communications satellite 2006-07-09 - Why would sensitive data ever need to be on portable computers? 2006-07-09 - NASA mulls Discovery shuttle repair 2006-07-09 - National Zoo observes panda's 1st birthday 2006-07-09 - Firms seek to cash in on 'casual games' 2006-07-09 - Sharper Image Reaches Breathalyzer Deal 2006-07-10 - Freescale unveils 1st-to-market magnetic-based memory chip 2006-07-10 - Discovery astronauts prepare for space walk 'ballet' 2006-07-10 - Report: Slab may fall from Eiger any day 2006-07-10 - Giant ice ball different from hail 2006-07-10 - Discovery shuttle's heat shield '100 percent clear for entry' 2006-07-10 - Live organ donors a possibility 2006-07-10 - Precious metal gets picky 2006-07-10 - Researchers Enlist Proteins to 'Switch On' Heart Tissue Repair System 2006-07-10 - Web Firms Press Visions of 'Social Search' 2006-07-10 - New Soundtrack Service for Videographers 2006-07-10 - Evolution Can Occur Quickly, Change Population Interaction 2006-07-10 - Detoxifying Nerve Agents Using Functionalized Polymer Nanofiber Membranes 2006-07-10 - Online video boom raises risks, concerns over crude clips 2006-07-10 - India shrugs off failure of long-range missile 2006-07-10 - Nano World: Nano replacement for petroleum 2006-07-10 - Nano World: Nano replacement for petroleum 2006-07-10 - New DC Magnetron Power Supplies 2006-07-10 - Aldec and Synplicity® Partner on Encrypted IP Flow 2006-07-10 - Non-magnetic movement stage specification newsletter 2006-07-10 - “Vision� for Scan Heads - SCANLAB camera adapter 2006-07-10 - PI announces Low-Cost Precision Linear Stage Family 2006-07-10 - Affordable Precision Linear Stages: M-400 Motorized Micropositioners come in 48 Variations 2006-07-10 - German company to support micro and nano research at the Florida International University 2006-07-10 - Live wires 2006-07-10 - Researcher discovers new materials 2006-07-10 - Astronauts complete critical repair on space station 2006-07-11 - Spirit Wintering But Work Continues 2006-07-11 - In Brief: Second meteorite in a month hits Norway 2006-07-11 - Study: Stem-cell sperm produce offspring 2006-07-11 - Scientists show hallucinogen in mushrooms creates universal 'mystical' experience 2006-07-11 - Letters reveal Einstein's personal life 2006-07-11 - Fed up with Microsoft's defiance, EU regulators to slap new fines 2006-07-11 - Study: Smoking hikes blinding disease risk 2006-07-11 - World's first test-tube baby to be a mom 2006-07-11 - Practice builds brain connections for babies learning language, how to speak 2006-07-11 - Women's mobile gaming love not enough 2006-07-11 - Networking: Consumers eying home networks 2006-07-11 - New tool cracks genomic code quicker than ever 2006-07-11 - Montreal man parlays red paper clip into a home 2006-07-11 - Fear of radiation may be exaggerated 2006-07-11 - Poll: Europe embracing broadband services 2006-07-11 - Skype capability available in smart drive 2006-07-11 - Space station mission has changed 2006-07-11 - Push for free mobile broadband on the rise 2006-07-11 - Arizona cactus is threatened 2006-07-11 - Science captures the essence of fruit 2006-07-11 - Finding about cellular microtubule rigidity could lead to development of new nano-materials 2006-07-11 - Japanese odor recorder lets people capture those special, fleeting smells 2006-07-11 - Congress debates ban on Internet gambling 2006-07-11 - Croatia marks 150th anniversary of inventor's birth 2006-07-11 - Biometric group sues Microsoft, IBM alleging patent infringement 2006-07-11 - Bill Gates: 80 percent chance Vista will be ready in January 2006-07-11 - Chemistry research could produce faster computers 2006-07-11 - Reports: Google to Hire 1,000 in Mich. 2006-07-11 - Seeking to tighten the Net against attack 2006-07-11 - La. garden yields yard-long ... cuculoupe? 2006-07-11 - Study: Ethanol won't solve energy problems 2006-07-11 - Group Sues Fletcher for Blocking Web Site 2006-07-11 - Southeastern gecko found in Kansas 2006-07-11 - Endangered cuckoo spotted in Indonesia 2006-07-11 - Climate change threatens wineries 2006-07-11 - Internet phone upstart weighs in with unlimited international calling plan 2006-07-11 - Touch-screen tech coming to cellphones 2006-07-11 - In Brief: South Korea to cap cell-phone texting 2006-07-11 - Sony, GUBA sign movie distribution deal 2006-07-11 - Microsoft washes hands of Windows 98 2006-07-11 - Smoking habit returning in U.S. 2006-07-11 - BlogSafety addresses parent concerns 2006-07-11 - NASA to use Space Age 'droid' satellites 2006-07-11 - FileMaker adds live Web data function 2006-07-11 - Ditigal signs get technological boost 2006-07-11 - Greek information society expanding 2006-07-11 - Study finds rogue waves are fact, not myth 2006-07-11 - Computer Associates buys XOsoft 2006-07-11 - Energy surety microgrid model to be tested 2006-07-11 - Studies: Fish oil helps vision 2006-07-11 - In Brief: Cisco certifies AT&T's metro Ethernet 2006-07-11 - Supercomputers help physicists understand a force of nature 2006-07-11 - Shedding light on biomaterials 2006-07-11 - Alliance aims to stem extinctions 2006-07-11 - Large dinosaurs were extremely hot in their day 2006-07-11 - Understanding Potential Toxic Effects of Carbon-Based Nanomaterials 2006-07-11 - Hotel tycoon to test private space station technology 2006-07-11 - Physicists Unlock Mysteries of the DVD-RAM 2006-07-11 - Possible Meteorites in the Martian Hills 2006-07-11 - It's 2025. Where Do Most People Live? 2006-07-11 - Self-Cooling Soda Bottles? 2006-07-11 - House passes bill to limit Internet gambling 2006-07-11 - Astronauts fill space station with critical cargo 2006-07-11 - Satellite debacle hits India's DTH plans 2006-07-11 - Clone of champion showjumper born in Texas 2006-07-11 - Breast-feeding linked to less bed-wetting 2006-07-12 - How parachute spiders invade new territory 2006-07-12 - Synthetic cannabis chemical reduces pain 2006-07-12 - Degree offered in computer game design 2006-07-12 - U.S. government produces science kits 2006-07-12 - Scientists develop 'tricorder' sensor 2006-07-12 - EU fines Microsoft 280 million euros in antitrust standoff 2006-07-12 - 'Brown tide' blooms in Washington's waters 2006-07-12 - Aerospace engineer eyes land-water vehicle 2006-07-12 - S.C. zoo shows off rare white alligator 2006-07-12 - In Brief: Mastodon bones found in Mich. 2006-07-12 - Lunar Touchdown For China 2006-07-12 - Parental forgiveness cuts bullying conduct 2006-07-12 - Microsoft releases Windows security fixes 2006-07-12 - France to Offer Low-Cost PCs to Families 2006-07-12 - Agency Works on Emergency Alert System 2006-07-12 - One Dose of Radiation Causes 30 Percent Spongy Bone Loss 2006-07-12 - Allergy battle could be won in five years, says scientist 2006-07-12 - State Department suffers widespread computer break-ins 2006-07-12 - Microsoft to release 1980s games for Xbox Live Arcade 2006-07-12 - Large rock growth at geothermal hot springs 2006-07-12 - New, High Power Precision Diode Driver from M Squared Lasers 2006-07-12 - Logitech Ltd. appoints new Managing Director 2006-07-12 - Showcase for advances in High-Speed Imaging technology 2006-07-12 - Fei Launches Certified Tools Program Globally 2006-07-12 - Dentistry benefits from PalmScope™ video capture technology 2006-07-12 - Through a glass clearly – researchers shed new light on one of nature’s mysteries 2006-07-12 - Micron becomes ninth core partner within IMEC’s (sub)-32nm research platform 2006-07-12 - IMEC shifts lithography program towards hyper-NA immersion, double-patterning immersion and EUV 2006-07-12 - Quantum Computer: Laser tweezers sort atoms 2006-07-12 - Paint-on semiconductor outperforms chips 2006-07-12 - After the Big Bang: Project explores seconds that shaped the universe 2006-07-12 - USDA: Florida citrus production tanks 2006-07-12 - Transgender prof defends female scientists 2006-07-12 - Tiny tremors and earthquakes provide intriguing clues about seismic activity 2006-07-12 - Trees could grow in Antarctica within century: scientist 2006-07-12 - Astronauts test shuttle repair material in final spacewalk 2006-07-12 - Clubs pay the price: report shows luck determines football managers' tenure 2006-07-12 - Trust in global computing 2006-07-12 - The Web: Net neutrality discriminatory? 2006-07-12 - In Brief: Computer crowd awaits Firefox 2.0 beta 2006-07-12 - Flying over the cloudy world -- science updates from Venus Express 2006-07-12 - 3D Model Reveals Secrets of Metastasis 2006-07-12 - Antarctic ocean found crucial to atmosphere's health 2006-07-12 - Wavesat, TI working on WiMax access card 2006-07-12 - Study: DNA stretched winds more tightly 2006-07-12 - NIAID unveils new research project 2006-07-12 - Scientists show respect for some parasites 2006-07-12 - Sony's memory stick pack bundles movies 2006-07-12 - Researchers Discover Communication Signal for Tissue Development 2006-07-12 - HCL: Indian tech innovators 2006-07-12 - JAMA tightens rules affecting its authors 2006-07-12 - New concerns raised about tuna imports 2006-07-12 - Disney puts together 'Pirates' online game 2006-07-12 - Clearwire Corp. secures $900M 2006-07-12 - Brain power: your wish is the computer's command 2006-07-12 - Senate to vote on 3 stem-cell study bills 2006-07-12 - Chemists make superstar reaction more accessible 2006-07-12 - California fire forces evacuation 2006-07-12 - In Brief: Northrop finalizes $2B Virginia IT pact 2006-07-12 - Washington-area BioBlitz a success 2006-07-12 - Drug testing in schools up 2006-07-12 - Scalp tissue might become stem cell source 2006-07-12 - Jobs making British workers sick longer 2006-07-12 - If you like fruit, you might love sweets 2006-07-13 - Weight gain increases breast cancer risk 2006-07-13 - 'Ferocious fossils' found in Australia 2006-07-13 - Toshiba delays launch of new high definition DVD recorder 2006-07-13 - Microsoft, Yahoo link their online instant messaging systems 2006-07-13 - Zidane's head-butt the rage on the Web 2006-07-13 - Astronauts take 'well deserved' break before return to Earth 2006-07-13 - Taking Soil Science to Outer Space 2006-07-13 - Thai team works to save trapped elephant 2006-07-13 - Singing to the tune of sand 2006-07-13 - Web Site Comparing Shipping Rates Launches 2006-07-13 - Sony Removes Dutch PSP Ads Seen As Racist 2006-07-13 - Review: EasyShare V570 Camera Easy to Use 2006-07-13 - Internet Con Artists Turn to 'Vishing' 2006-07-13 - Digital technology may help restore sight 2006-07-13 - Morning sickness protects mom and baby 2006-07-13 - Toshiba, SanDisk form joint venture to expand flash memory chip production 2006-07-13 - Amazon.com Unit Sells CBS News on DVDs 2006-07-13 - Malaysia to track leatherback turtles by satellite: report 2006-07-13 - Bacteria surrenders plant war secrets 2006-07-13 - Study: Land use has had profound effects 2006-07-13 - First direct observations of spinons and holons 2006-07-13 - Sharply-tuned nanostrings work at room temperature 2006-07-13 - BudgetSensors® Appoints Great Domain Enterprise Co., Ltd. as its distributor in Taiwan 2006-07-13 - NanoAndMore USA moves to new location 2006-07-13 - Italian scientists exhume body of 18th-century castrato 2006-07-13 - Ricoh to supply device that reads both Blu-ray and HD DVD in 2007 2006-07-13 - Los Angeles cars going green 2006-07-14 - NASA helps visually impaired students 2006-07-14 - Zero grip for bacteria 2006-07-14 - Australian research shows microbes may turn dust into gold 2006-07-14 - Brown Engineers Use DNA to Direct Nanowire Assembly and Growth 2006-07-14 - The case for heating up a chip race 2006-07-14 - Discovery astronauts spend last day in space station 2006-07-14 - Chandra Spies Cosmic Fireworks 2006-07-14 - Sharply tuned nanostrings work at room temperature 2006-07-14 - FBI computer consultant spared jail time in hacking case 2006-07-14 - Wireless World: A looming 'cell hell' 2006-07-14 - Internet TV more accessible in U.S. 2006-07-14 - Smart cars to rule the roads 2006-07-14 - Globe Talk: Appetite not always profitable 2006-07-14 - Discovery astronauts wrap up space station work 2006-07-14 - 400,000-year-old DNA found in bear tooth 2006-07-14 - Cingular starts 3G wireless in San Antonio 2006-07-14 - Handsets tapping into MP3 market 2006-07-14 - Finches Named for Darwin Are Evolving 2006-07-14 - Photo in Calif. could be world's largest 2006-07-14 - Inflatable spacecraft beams back images 2006-07-14 - Coming soon: 3-D imaging that flies 'through' and 'around' cancer 2006-07-14 - Tumor wizardry wards off attacks from the immune system 2006-07-14 - Dell to reduce use of mail-in rebates 2006-07-14 - NY AG sues chip makers over price fixing 2006-07-14 - Paleontologists Establish First Age Distribution of Non-Avian Dinosaur Population 2006-07-14 - Towards frictionless nanomachines 2006-07-14 - Dolphin pod swims up New Zealand river 2006-07-14 - Massive chunk falls from Eiger mountain 2006-07-14 - Landscapes from the ancient and eroded lunar far side 2006-07-14 - Mercury atomic clock keeps time with record accuracy 2006-07-14 - Meerkats offer paws-on lessons to young 2006-07-14 - Researchers strive to make robotic systems more decisive 2006-07-14 - Discovery commander inspects shuttle despite NASA call for cancelation 2006-07-14 - Study: Drugs from sewage not dangerous 2006-07-14 - Cases of childhood autism increasing in UK 2006-07-14 - Illinois counting its chickens 2006-07-14 - In Brief: Samsung, Sony to expand TV panel output 2006-07-14 - U.S. buys water to protect minnow 2006-07-14 - McAfee Quietly Fixes Software Flaw 2006-07-14 - Tunneling Across a Ferroelectric 2006-07-14 - Women more likely to be perpetrators of abuse as well as victims 2006-07-14 - Company seeks approval to sell 'bionic' eye 2006-07-15 - Two California fires merge into single blaze 2006-07-15 - Google dodges child-care site suit 2006-07-15 - Natural vitamin E fights neuro damage 2006-07-15 - Scientists: Hunley's hatch was unlocked 2006-07-15 - UT-Austin could soon open nanoelectronics research institute 2006-07-15 - Discovery astronauts to bid farewell to space station crew 2006-07-15 - Novell to release new Linux distribution 2006-07-15 - Internet Floats Lay Conspiracy Theories 2006-07-15 - Medicare Part D saves money, survey says 2006-07-15 - Discovery astronauts inspect shuttle again before trip home 2006-07-15 - Insurers to test implantable microchip 2006-07-16 - Discovery astronauts await green light to return to Earth 2006-07-16 - Pay attention 007... Britain looks for a new 'Q' 2006-07-16 - Death toll from rainstorms, flooding rises to 115 in China 2006-07-16 - British 'geek' wants to buy Moon plot with 1m-pound gameshow jackpot 2006-07-16 - World's first battery-powered plane flies in Japan 2006-07-17 - Crews battle California fires; man's body found 2006-07-17 - NASA wakes up Discovery crew for return to Earth 2006-07-17 - Biotechnology Playing Role in Clothing Industry 2006-07-17 - Bogus Clicks on Web Ads Continue to Rise 2006-07-17 - Yahoo launches new finance features 2006-07-17 - Discovery crew make final preparations for return to Earth 2006-07-17 - Discovery back on Earth after 13 days in orbit 2006-07-17 - 'Paint-On` Antenna Test Flight Paves Way for Next-Generation High-Altitude Airships 2006-07-17 - New Ways to Synthesize a Biomedically Important Molecule 2006-07-17 - Physics Students Bring Home Gold 2006-07-17 - Female Birds Boost Up Their Eggs When Hearing Sexy Song 2006-07-17 - Proposed moose relocation draws debate 2006-07-17 - Many British girls choose early motherhood 2006-07-17 - Government scientist plays unclear role 2006-07-17 - More lava flows from Philippine volcano 2006-07-17 - Did Everest climber Sharp have to die? 2006-07-17 - Congress faces debate on stem cell bill 2006-07-17 - 2 Humpbacks entangled off New England 2006-07-17 - Vintage warplanes going airborne again 2006-07-17 - Pathway toward gene silencing described in plants 2006-07-17 - Think fast! Scientists unlock nerve speed secret 2006-07-17 - Illicit trade led to modern globalization 2006-07-17 - A WINning solution for risk management 2006-07-17 - Skype user reports protocol hack 2006-07-17 - Nano World: Acid sensors for cells 2006-07-17 - Networking: Downloading movies a hit 2006-07-17 - Queen's staff begins census of Thames swans 2006-07-17 - Physics to the rescue of the fresco 2006-07-17 - Virtual reality puts telepathy to the test 2006-07-17 - Maine lobsterman pulls up rare lobster 2006-07-17 - Analysts fret over new Internet 'bubble' 2006-07-17 - Consumers to burn downloaded movies 2006-07-17 - Researchers create fiber webs that see 2006-07-17 - Insect's spread threatens hemlock forests 2006-07-17 - Nebraska's popular Chimney Rock eroding 2006-07-17 - Scanner Helps Ind. Police Find Stolen Cars 2006-07-17 - Huge potential for bioplastics 2006-07-17 - Tuna near extinction in Mediterranean 2006-07-17 - DHS' ready.gov updated 2006-07-17 - Baby teeth might be source of stem cells 2006-07-17 - Web site links organ donors, recipients 2006-07-17 - UN says mangroves in Pacific under threat 2006-07-17 - Our Suns fiery outbursts seen in 3D 2006-07-17 - No Signs of Soybean Rust Found in Virginia 2006-07-17 - Viisage Buys Iridian to Boost Portfolio 2006-07-17 - Online Age Verification May Prove Complex 2006-07-17 - Trouble in bloom at Calif. development site 2006-07-17 - Human stem cells can contribute to a developing mouse embryo, despite evolutionary differences 2006-07-17 - Molecular DNA Switch Found to be the Same for All Life 2006-07-17 - Launch of European-backed climate satellite delayed 2006-07-17 - Online surveys are less effective than phone surveys 2006-07-17 - Study: How some cancers become leukemia 2006-07-17 - Video site creates 'shows' of user content 2006-07-17 - Experts debate best alternative to mother's milk 2006-07-17 - Newer, less aggressive air bags protect adults and pose less risk to children 2006-07-17 - Dartmouth researcher proposes the use of high-altitude airships for astronomy 2006-07-17 - AIDS: No vaccine after 25 years 2006-07-17 - Researchers test combustion for NASA 2006-07-17 - Scientists Gaining Clearer Picture of Comet Makeup and Origin 2006-07-17 - Pacific Ocean floor to be explored 2006-07-17 - SanDisk Introduces 4-Gigabyte SDHC Flash Card 2006-07-17 - Molecular Imaging of Cells Likely with New Take on Atomic Force Microscopy 2006-07-17 - NASA's Marks 30th Anniversary of Mars Viking Mission 2006-07-17 - HP Unveils Revolutionary Wireless Chip that Links the Digital and Physical Worlds 2006-07-18 - Honda uses ice-chiller to cool workers 2006-07-18 - House OKs polar bear protection treaty 2006-07-18 - Va. professor develops vaccine for pigs 2006-07-18 - NASA experiment on inflatable spacecraft 2006-07-18 - Scientists discover why cornea is transparent, allowing vision 2006-07-18 - Microsoft Files 26 U.S. Piracy Lawsuits 2006-07-18 - Stem cell therapies years away 2006-07-18 - Indoor swimming pools linked to childhood asthma 2006-07-18 - With Discovery's return, NASA set to resume regular shuttle flights 2006-07-18 - Study: Dementia doesn't stop some talents 2006-07-18 - Nutritional info helps lunch lady image 2006-07-18 - How Red Apples Mark a Cognitive Leap Forward 2006-07-18 - Computer card game detects cognitive changes 2006-07-18 - High spam levels choke business broadband 2006-07-18 - XM Satellite asks judge to throw out suit 2006-07-18 - Microsoft, Nortel Form Telecom Alliance 2006-07-18 - Britain's solar boat a scientific advance 2006-07-18 - Japan plans 30-year supercomputer forecasts 2006-07-18 - Engineers envision exploring Mars with mini probes 2006-07-18 - Senate poised to pass embryonic stem cell bill; Bush promises first veto 2006-07-18 - Indonesia received tsunami warnings but did not announce them, minister says 2006-07-18 - Judge rules Dublin man did not give consent for estranged wife to use frozen embryos 2006-07-18 - Lack of stores linked to early deaths 2006-07-18 - Figuring out function from bacteria's bewildering forms 2006-07-18 - Research dishes out flexible computer chips 2006-07-18 - Diet can cut cancer, diabetes risk 2006-07-18 - In Brief: FirstGov search engine wins award 2006-07-18 - Samsung Launches the Unlicensed Mobile Access Phone 2006-07-18 - New Dual-Core Intel Itanium 2 Processor Doubles Performance 2006-07-18 - Amazon.com, Target Extend E-Commerce Deal 2006-07-18 - Wal-Mart, Critics Slam Each Other on Web 2006-07-18 - Text Messaging on Rise With Young People 2006-07-18 - Visuospatial, verbal brain role studied 2006-07-18 - Study shows girls have advantage over boys on timed tests 2006-07-18 - Scientists coax nerve fibers to re-grow after spinal cord injury 2006-07-18 - Inside BaBar's Control Room 2006-07-18 - Launch of European climate satellite delayed again 2006-07-18 - India clamps down on bloggers, cell users 2006-07-18 - Norwegian scientists study hypothermia 2006-07-18 - Robots are becoming part of everyday life 2006-07-18 - Slow starches promoted for weight loss 2006-07-18 - Motorola ships 50 millionth RAZR V3 2006-07-18 - CEO of online gambling site arrested 2006-07-18 - Tiny Airborne Particles are a Major Cause of Climate Change 2006-07-18 - IBM profits beat Wall St forecast by a penny 2006-07-19 - Award presented to Iowa State scientists 2006-07-19 - Lexar boosts photo management card to 133X 2006-07-19 - 'Apartheid' put Anglo-Saxons on the woad to supremacy 2006-07-19 - U.S. funds body armor research 2006-07-19 - Falcons get glimpse of new Texas habitat 2006-07-19 - Fuel leak blamed for rocket failure 2006-07-19 - Fire ants on the rise in coastal Va. areas 2006-07-19 - Shuttle crew returns to Houston 2006-07-19 - Verizon Boosts Top Broadband Speed 2006-07-19 - Reporter Sues YouTube Over Copyrights 2006-07-19 - Toyota Plans Hybrid That Runs on Batteries 2006-07-19 - Deadline Extended For Pluto Mission Digital Time Capsule 2006-07-19 - M-Systems: Flash memory has great potential 2006-07-19 - China to explore Mars as well as the moon 2006-07-19 - Greek woman to give birth to own grandchild 2006-07-19 - Undersea Vehicles Study Precious Metals Deposits On Pacific Ocean Floor 2006-07-19 - Nuclear explosion on a dead star -- astronomers probe aftermath 2006-07-19 - Ethiopian quake shows Africa, Arabia tearing apart: geologists 2006-07-19 - Study finds beaches sicken 1.5M in Calif. 2006-07-19 - Gas escaping from ocean floor may drive global warming 2006-07-19 - Research paves way for new composite materials 2006-07-19 - 'Womb' service for student midwives 2006-07-19 - Stellar Explosion Portends Bigger Blast To Come 2006-07-19 - Physicists solve pebble mystery 2006-07-19 - In Brief: Atmel develops low-cost USB demo board 2006-07-19 - In Brief: European Commission refers France over telecom taxes 2006-07-19 - Lack of sleep impairs job satisfaction, especially for women 2006-07-19 - Medical journal ethics questioned again 2006-07-19 - FDA approves automated hepatitis B test 2006-07-19 - High pesticide exposure found in N.C. 2006-07-19 - In Brief: Malaysia WiMax spectrum bids stumble 2006-07-19 - ESO plans construction of giant telescope 2006-07-19 - The West's famed aspen forests in peril 2006-07-19 - Study: Vitamins might attract lizard mates 2006-07-19 - The Web: Indian tech M&As growing 2006-07-19 - Study: Antioxidants may slow vision loss 2006-07-19 - Nano World: Nano risk blueprint proposed 2006-07-19 - Tech File: Sony's Playstation Portable 2006-07-19 - Camera now tracks Alaska brown bears 2006-07-19 - Bush vetoes stem cell research proposal 2006-07-19 - Pegasus does away with home stereo wires 2006-07-19 - JumpTV enters into strategic partnership 2006-07-19 - Verizon launches 'Beatbox Mixer' 2006-07-19 - Researchers use corn waste to generate electricity 2006-07-19 - Scientists decode how plants avoid sunburn 2006-07-19 - Python gulps queen-size electric blanket 2006-07-19 - Drinking can be dangerous 2006-07-19 - Samsung Produces 60-Nanometer 8-Gigabit NAND Flash Memory 2006-07-19 - WTO to probe limits on Internet gambling 2006-07-19 - Survey: Bloggers Are Young Internet Users 2006-07-19 - IBM shares up after slightly beating Street in 2Q 2006-07-19 - UCSC physicists explore a boundary of their discipline in new book, Quantum Enigma 2006-07-19 - Intel to debut Core 2 Duo chips in August 2006-07-19 - Scientists Discover a Genetic Code for Organizing DNA 2006-07-19 - Sending quantum information over long distances 2006-07-19 - Study: Predators bind ecosystems together 2006-07-19 - Internet businesses promote Net neutrality 2006-07-19 - Hackers shut out by World Cup security 2006-07-19 - Apple beats forecasts as iPod, Macintosh sales jump 2006-07-19 - Making Hair Realistic in Computer Animation 2006-07-20 - Launch of European climate satellite delayed indefinitely 2006-07-20 - Merkel, German astronaut chat about science 2006-07-20 - 2-year Neanderthal genome project launches 2006-07-20 - Blogging -- It's all about me: survey 2006-07-20 - Developing innovation leaders can be crucial to corporate competitiveness, growth 2006-07-20 - Examining How Headlight Glare May Affect Driver Behavior 2006-07-20 - Magnetism and mimicry of nature hold hope for better medicine, environmental safety 2006-07-20 - Atomic-resolution structure of a ribozyme yields insights into RNA catalysis and the origins of life 2006-07-20 - Woodpecker halts Ark. irrigation project 2006-07-20 - Scientists Develop SARS Vaccine with Common Poultry Virus 2006-07-20 - Fish Virus in Northeast Spreading to Other Fish Species 2006-07-20 - Top Canadian superstring theorist inducted into Royal Society 2006-07-20 - Bubbles go high-tech to fight tumors 2006-07-20 - Biometrics for secure mobile communications 2006-07-20 - World's tiger habitat said down 40 percent 2006-07-20 - Engineers to build Everglades reservoir 2006-07-20 - New look for graphene 2006-07-20 - Augustus' birthplace believed found 2006-07-20 - Bigfoot researcher sues over keepsakes 2006-07-20 - Britain may OK pollution 'points' trades 2006-07-20 - Denver choking on near record smog levels 2006-07-20 - 'Micro-boxes' of water used to study single molecules 2006-07-20 - Cassini Reveals Earth-like Land on Titan 2006-07-20 - Sales method pays off for materials scientists 2006-07-20 - MIT physicists shed new light on superfluidity 2006-07-20 - Stem cell patents come under fire 2006-07-20 - Add nanotubes and stir-with the right force 2006-07-20 - Novel nano-etched cavity makes leds 7 times brighter 2006-07-20 - Wide Awake on the Sea of Tranquillity 2006-07-20 - Research explains how ecosystems survive in a constantly changing world 2006-07-20 - Skype to offer WiFi-capable cell phones 2006-07-20 - Seeing the serpent: Key to survival 2006-07-20 - Analysts see 1 billion cell phones shipped 2006-07-20 - Youth are best judges of cellular content 2006-07-20 - In Brief: China to hold key 3G technology forum 2006-07-20 - German astronaut to make second space trip 2006-07-20 - NASA assigns STS-122 crew 2006-07-20 - Verizon Blocks Cell Phone Telemarketer 2006-07-20 - Probing Question: What are computer viruses and where do they come from? 2006-07-20 - Google profits, revenues rocket 2006-07-20 - Putting a face on android science by exploring an uncanny valley 2006-07-20 - Public wary of hurricane evacuations 2006-07-20 - Rice scientists unveil 'nanoegg' 2006-07-20 - Sandia work shows live cells influence growth of nanostructures 2006-07-20 - Review: Voice-activated software accurate 2006-07-20 - eBay to raise fees for its online stores 2006-07-20 - Amnesty: Web Companies Violating Rights 2006-07-20 - Blogger in France Sues After Being Fired 2006-07-20 - Seeing the Serpent 2006-07-20 - AI Believers Tout Optimism for Technology 2006-07-20 - EU: Town can't build fiber-optic network 2006-07-20 - U.S. Senate praised for water legislation 2006-07-20 - A year later, still no cybersecurity czar 2006-07-20 - Bee, flower diversity falls sharply in Europe: study 2006-07-20 - Nanoparticles self-assemble through chemical lithography 2006-07-21 - ESA to help Europe prepare for space tourism 2006-07-21 - New study fuels Louisiana subsidence controversy 2006-07-21 - Scientists skeptical of banking baby teeth 2006-07-21 - Global warming disputes heat up Congress 2006-07-21 - Scientists map miles of underwater dunes 2006-07-21 - New Mexico to study universal health plans 2006-07-21 - Podcasts gainning on radio's heels 2006-07-21 - Organic transistors act as sensors 2006-07-21 - Gene Mutation Leads to 'Broken Hearts' 2006-07-21 - Researchers use metamaterials to alter light's path, speed 2006-07-21 - Researchers develop new tool to watch real-time chemical activity in cells 2006-07-21 - Scientists Discover Key to Growing New Stem Cells 2006-07-21 - Infineon severs ties with memory chip sector amid poor showing 2006-07-21 - Russia launches Kosmos military satellite 2006-07-21 - Frozen, raw chicken entrees sicken 29 2006-07-21 - Space flight firm moving to Roswell, N.M. 2006-07-21 - Protein-Nanoparticle Material Mimics Human Brain Tissue 2006-07-21 - Virtual cockpit view promises safer air travel 2006-07-21 - Microsoft profit off 24 percent, but shares rise on stock buyback news 2006-07-21 - Jury in LA finds prominent geneticist guilty of molestation 2006-07-21 - Baby Triceratops unearthed in Mont. 2006-07-21 - Microsoft says it is aiming at Apple's iPod 2006-07-22 - Study suggests 90 minutes of excercise 2006-07-22 - Apple-Microsoft MP3 battle could transform market: analysts 2006-07-22 - Google tool bar seekers tricked into downloading computer virus: security firm 2006-07-22 - Cooking oil cars turn the table on high fuel prices 2006-07-22 - Nano World: Chemical sensing transistors 2006-07-22 - Virginia firm offers spacewalks for $35M 2006-07-22 - Britain aims to cut household energy use 2006-07-22 - Mars Mission Lasts Well Past Sell-By Date 2006-07-23 - Anti-hijack software under development: press 2006-07-23 - Simulations key to Asia's bird flu preparedness: experts 2006-07-23 - Hong Kong, southern Chinese leaders plan talks to clear the air 2006-07-23 - Airbus A380 super jumbo hit by new problems on fuselage 2006-07-23 - Alaskan fishermen pull up slew of squid 2006-07-23 - Fertility suits against UC Irvine tossed 2006-07-23 - Handler killed by elephant in Tennessee 2006-07-23 - Report: Google tries to fight click fraud 2006-07-23 - New Washers, Dryers Send Messages to PCs 2006-07-23 - Details emerge on private spaceport plans 2006-07-23 - Crusty the gator wins reprieve in Florida 2006-07-23 - 1,500-year-old Byzantine port discovered 2006-07-23 - Hydrogen fuel cell company starts small 2006-07-23 - Warmer waters disrupt Pacific food chain 2006-07-23 - Analysts Seek Microsoft Spending Details 2006-07-23 - Deal Reached in Patent Infringement Case 2006-07-23 - Study bolsters protecting jumping mouse 2006-07-24 - The Eagle has broken - first men on Moon used pen to fix lander: report 2006-07-24 - 'Vishing': Beware of e-mail asking you to phone your bank 2006-07-24 - Text speak changing relationships: British survey 2006-07-24 - China looks to space for super fruit and vegetables 2006-07-24 - Judge to weigh Google click-fraud deal 2006-07-24 - AMD to Buy Graphics Maker ATI for $5.4B 2006-07-24 - Marine Corps looking for MySpace buddies 2006-07-24 - Japanese mobile knows more about your life than you do 2006-07-24 - Developing Alternatives to Fossil Fuels 2006-07-24 - Models show one nearby star system could host Earth-like planet 2006-07-24 - Elephants avoid costly mountaineering 2006-07-24 - EU to continue stem-cell research funding 2006-07-24 - Bulgaria uncovers 2,000-year-old temple 2006-07-24 - Image spam grows to 20 percent of spam 2006-07-24 - Iranian woman blazes trail into space 2006-07-24 - Turning on the rural broadband tap... 2006-07-24 - When biology gets 'Quirky', scientists turn to math 2006-07-24 - AOL poised to offer more free services: report 2006-07-24 - Some plaintiffs fight Google settlement 2006-07-24 - Nano probe may open new window into cell behavior 2006-07-24 - The $100 laptop is coming 2006-07-24 - Power plants are major influence in regional mercury emissions 2006-07-24 - Study pinpoints protein's role in cancer spread 2006-07-24 - Fuel cells, a neglected clean source of energy 2006-07-24 - In Brief: Motorola, Softbank try out WiMax in Tokyo 2006-07-24 - New genome sequencing targets announced 2006-07-24 - FDA issues bismacine-chromacine warning 2006-07-24 - Study: Cancer Drug Gleevec has heart risk 2006-07-24 - Earth dropped from NASA mission statement 2006-07-24 - Ordering by Motion 2006-07-24 - Hepatitis C virus enzyme sites revealed 2006-07-24 - Samsung and Versus unveil the 'Samsung E500 Versus' 2006-07-24 - New TCSPC System Software - Version 6.0 for TimeHarp 200 2006-07-24 - Specialist lenses to meet exacting customer specifications 2006-07-24 - Synplicity Advances DSP Algorithm Implementation 2006-07-24 - New High Vacuum and Load-Lock Probe Stations 2006-07-24 - High performance beam expanders enhance LIDAR measurements .. 2006-07-24 - COMSOL Users Conferences 2006 2006-07-24 - 5W pump diode at 915nm for fiber lasers 2006-07-24 - Snow apologizes for stem cell comment 2006-07-24 - Scientists study Ariz. Hohokam era site 2006-07-24 - Study: People use 'verbal gestures' 2006-07-24 - Egypt to move famous Ramses statue in Cairo 2006-07-24 - Planet-Forming Disks Might Put the Brakes on Stars 2006-07-24 - Glass fibers instead of copper cables 2006-07-24 - Last bald eagle released in Vt. program 2006-07-24 - Black Hole Spills Kaleidoscope of Color 2006-07-24 - Fullerenes Yield Stable, Powerful MR Imaging Agent 2006-07-24 - In Brief: Lucent with IMS for Manx Telecom 2006-07-24 - Canadian prescription wars continue 2006-07-24 - US battle against spam stalls: survey 2006-07-24 - Want to lose weight? Try sleeping more 2006-07-24 - Study may help prevent bioterrorism 2006-07-24 - Hundreds of Wis. bass found dead after meet 2006-07-24 - Superheating Nanoparticles 2006-07-24 - Ice sheets drive atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, inverting previous ice-age theory 2006-07-24 - 'Friend' protein keeps nerve signals in check 2006-07-24 - Study: Distractions Impede Learning 2006-07-24 - Researchers transform stem cells found in human fat into smooth muscle cells 2006-07-25 - Analysis: High hopes for AMD's ATI buyout 2006-07-25 - Microsoft releases test version of new Exchange Server software 2006-07-25 - China to test its 'artificial sun' 2006-07-25 - More green PCs expected to go on sale 2006-07-25 - Cellphone 'bells and whistles' confusing 2006-07-25 - Cassini finds evidence for hydrocarbon lakes on Titan 2006-07-25 - Yahoo and Symantec allies in Internet security service 2006-07-25 - New search engine to track down viruses 2006-07-25 - In Brief: IBM unveils faster business server 2006-07-25 - Hawking critiques EU stem cell decision 2006-07-25 - In Brief: Yahoo! signs on data-mining expert 2006-07-25 - Cuts in antibacterial soap use sought 2006-07-25 - Giant ocean sunfish seen off Cornish coast 2006-07-25 - Micron, Intel try out 50 nm NAND memory 2006-07-25 - Vodafone's CEO survives -- for now 2006-07-25 - Titan's pebbles 'seen' by Huygens radio 2006-07-25 - New Picture of Quasar Emerges 2006-07-25 - DNA damage study probes inflammation, disease link 2006-07-25 - Old Pulsars -- New Tricks 2006-07-25 - Laser could create dark-matter particles 2006-07-25 - Undergraduates Devise Inexpensive Hand-held Braille Writer 2006-07-25 - Gemini Captures Close Encounter of Jupiter's Red Spots 2006-07-25 - NASA Releases Initial Images From CALIPSO 2006-07-25 - Material to Aid Military in Next Generation Radar Systems Developed 2006-07-25 - Researchers Pursue a Narrow Particle with Wide Implications 2006-07-25 - Scientists Discern Shape of Important Protein 2006-07-25 - Smoking reduces effects of alcohol, leads to more drinking: study 2006-07-25 - Radiation-killed bacteria vaccine created 2006-07-25 - Mississippi sues pharmaceutical company 2006-07-25 - Mississippi sues pharmaceutical company 2006-07-25 - Scientists work toward a Chlamydia vaccine 2006-07-25 - Study: Barking causes stress in dogs 2006-07-25 - Vioxx appeal to go before New Jersey court 2006-07-25 - Motorola Adds 2 New Razr Phones 2006-07-25 - Motorola joins two India joint ventures 2006-07-25 - Spirit Clears Away Dust And Loads New Software 2006-07-25 - Immigration Continues to Fuel Growth in Western States and U.S. 2006-07-25 - How can identical twins be genetically different? 2006-07-25 - Beekeepers Work Hard For The Honey 2006-07-25 - Better ADHD screening is developed 2006-07-25 - Researchers discover new type of cricket 2006-07-26 - HP to buy Mercury software in 4.5 bln dlr deal 2006-07-26 - Greek paleontologists find rare prehistoric primate skull 2006-07-26 - GlaxoSmithKline reports 'breakthrough' on bird flu vaccine 2006-07-26 - Something in the air: Nanoparticles and ...? 2006-07-26 - Scientists Discover Ancient Marine Reptiles 2006-07-26 - Research project tests remote sensing to measure Earth's water cycle 2006-07-26 - Plenty of nothing: A hole new quantum spin 2006-07-26 - Real-time decision-support system can save lives 2006-07-26 - Island Universes with a twist 2006-07-26 - Brookhaven Lab wins R&D 100 Award for X-ray focusing device 2006-07-26 - 3-D computer simulation to aid treatment of collapsed lungs 2006-07-26 - Gene breakthrough heralds better prospect for malaria solution 2006-07-26 - Ireland worker finds ancient psalms in bog 2006-07-26 - Sony Bluetooth car stereo comes to Canada 2006-07-26 - The Web: Designing like an expert online 2006-07-26 - High-tech hydrogen scooter designed to sell clean technology 2006-07-26 - Google-like process for mammogram images speeds up computer's second opinions 2006-07-26 - NYU joins ATLAS project to explore fundamental nature of matter 2006-07-26 - Scientists succeed in cooling solid material with laser 2006-07-26 - Where are the supermassive black holes hiding? 2006-07-26 - New mathematical method provides a better way to analyze noise 2006-07-26 - There's a change in rain around desert cities 2006-07-26 - Greenpeace says Brazil soy ban small step 2006-07-26 - Historic lighthouse lense has maintenance 2006-07-26 - South Korean scientist denies embezzling 2006-07-26 - Device determines how well wind turbines operate 2006-07-26 - Global warning strikes the Matterhorn 2006-07-26 - NASA talks about next shuttle mission 2006-07-26 - Review: Old-School Games on Xbox Live 2006-07-26 - Ancient statue looted in Iraq is returned 2006-07-26 - Well dig yields centuries-old artifacts 2006-07-26 - Helium atoms sent by nozzle may light way for new imaging approach 2006-07-26 - European Commission study on wireless phones and kids 2006-07-26 - Pre-life molecules present in comets 2006-07-26 - Scientists design simpler, more accurate nanothermometer 2006-07-26 - Pfizer heart pill to be standalone therapy 2006-07-26 - Spouse might not become medical surrogate 2006-07-26 - China's GM cotton farmers are losing money 2006-07-26 - I/O Magic offers 40 GB portable hard drive 2006-07-26 - 'Long Tail' of music comes to cell phones 2006-07-26 - New and improved right to the last drop 2006-07-26 - Researchers 'text mine' The New York Times, demonstrating ease of new technology 2006-07-26 - UW Mathematician to Study Tornado Turbulence 2006-07-26 - NASA Africa Mission Investigates Origin, Development of Hurricanes 2006-07-26 - Superconducting wire breaks record 2006-07-26 - Don`t Talk to a Friend While Reading This; Multi-Tasking Adversely Affects the Brain`s Learning Systems 2006-07-26 - Samsung 4 GB solid state disk to eliminate hard drive delays in Windows Vista-powered PCs 2006-07-26 - Genetic sequencing of little bug holds big potential 2006-07-26 - Consumer-friendly PC backup utilities emerge 2006-07-26 - Review: Lego kit makes it easier to build your own robot 2006-07-26 - Not Just for Eatin': Blue Crab Nano-Sensor Detects Dangers 2006-07-26 - U.S. hospital uses supercomputer 2006-07-26 - In Brief: Wireless-device sales see |