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| 1 |
San Jose OKs state's toughest ban on plastic bags |
| 2 |
Report: Transplant may have cured man of AIDS |
| 3 |
Stem cell transplant 'cures' HIV: study |
| 4 |
'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' Film Trailer Transforms
Apollo History |
| 5 |
Docs Claim Transplant Cured Man of AIDS, But Experts Urge
Caution |
| 6 |
France's Versailles palace to host luxury hotel |
| 7 |
U.S. expected to file Gulf oil spill civil case |
| 8 |
The year in retweets: Oil spill and Justin Bieber |
| 9 |
Unmanned Aircraft Tracks Arctic Seals, Sea Ice Decline |
| 10 |
Florida scientists capture X-rays from lightning |
| 11 |
Scientist says he found Japan fish thought extinct |
| 12 |
Prayer Relieves Mind in Many Ways, Study Finds |
| 13 |
Could Pomegranates Help Stop Cancer Cells? |
| 14 |
FDA cracks down on illegal supplements |
| 15 |
Healthy lifestyle, healthy eyes in old age |
| 16 |
Cure for HIV Claimed But Not Proven |
| 17 |
Flu Spreads Easily in High Schools, Study Suggests |
| 18 |
Rise of the iKids: Schools test iPads in classrooms |
| 19 |
Santa Clara County chooses smaller, cheaper ambulance company |
| 20 |
Army to Deploy iPhones in Combat |
| 21 |
Mark Zuckerberg Named Time 'Person of Year' |
| 22 |
Is Political Philosophy Biologically Determined? |
| 23 |
Facebook Reveals Top Status Trends of 2010 |
| 24 |
Top FAILS of the Year: Justin Bieber, BP Oil Spill |
| 25 |
Man Says Twins Who Sued Facebook 'Backstabbed' Him, Sues for
Settlement Money |
| 26 |
Wind, Warmer Water Driving Antarctica Ice Loss |
| 27 |
Scientists: It's Not Too Late yet for Polar Bears |
| 28 |
Chavez Seeks Power to Rule by Decree for 1 Year |
| 29 |
Judge Allows Tweeting From Assange Court Hearing |
| 30 |
Climate Change Affects Toads, Salamanders: Study |
| 31 |
Ion Torrent Seeks "Smart" Input on New Gene Machine |
| 32 |
Russia Space Chief Calls Satellite Crash "Heavy
Loss" |
| 33 |
Pepsi Close to Sweetener Breakthrough: CEO |
| 34 |
Liposuction, Laxatives: Military Struggles to Make Weight |
| 35 |
Beauty and Your Sleep: Study Spells Out the Science Behind
Beauty Rest |
| 36 |
FDA Panel Reviews Health Safety of Mercury Amalgam Fillings |
| 37 |
CDC: Tainted Food Sickens 48 Million People Each Year |
| 38 |
Brr! Can Frigid Temps Lead to Weight Loss? |
| 39 |
Cardiologists 'Shocked' That William Hamman Passed Himself Off
as Doctor |
| 40 |
Mom to Sue McDonald's in Happy Meal Battle |
| 41 |
More Students Opting Out of Phys Ed Classes Despite Obesity
Epidemic |
| 42 |
Richard Holbrooke Dies After Suffering Aortic Dissection |
| 43 |
Surgeon Creates Fingers for Toddler |
| 44 |
Monsters-in-Law Wreak Havoc at Holidays |
| 45 |
Some Painkillers Safer Than Others, Study Finds |
| 46 |
Severe Stunting: Twelve Years Old Going on Five |
| 47 |
Boy Suffers Internal Decapitation |
| 48 |
Ocean may contain nuclear powered microbes |
| 49 |
Clusterwinks bask in the afterglow |
| 50 |
Medical science examines urban myths |
| 51 |
Voyager reaches edge of solar system |
| 52 |
Polar bears can be saved by emissions cuts, study says |
| 53 |
Snails flash a green alarm light |
| 54 |
Giant icebergs head to watery end at island graveyard |
| 55 |
'Ice volcano' identified on Saturn's moon Titan |
| 56 |
Non-native species cost 'British economy 1.7bn pounds' |
| 57 |
Fish talks bring in tough quotas for Scottish fleet |
| 58 |
Tests show head of France's King Henri IV 'genuine' |
| 59 |
Viewpoint: Small steps offer no respite from climate effects |
| 60 |
Patrick Moore to Brian Cox--A history of TV science |
| 61 |
Electric motoring: a quiet revolution |
| 62 |
Gulf of Mexico oil leak: US sues BP over oil disaster |
| 63 |
US tax cuts: Senate passes compromise deal |
| 64 |
Afghanistan conflict: Reports paint bleak picture |
| 65 |
Social discontent rising in China, says report |
| 66 |
Kenya election violence: ICC names suspects |
| 67 |
Student fees protests: Does rioting change anything? |
| 68 |
Larry King: Leaders, divas, and playing softball |
| 69 |
Gawker hack triggers password resets at major sites |
| 70 |
Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook named Time's person of 2010 |
| 71 |
Man admits role in iTunes and Amazon fraud |
| 72 |
Mobile firm Three backs all-you-can-eat data tariff |
| 73 |
Yahoo cutting its workforce by 4% |
| 74 |
Kevin Macdonald's YouTube movie nearing completion |
| 75 |
Facebook connections map the world |
| 76 |
Shane Warne and Liz Hurley: Why do couples flirt on Twitter? |
| 77 |
Cosplay: Video game characters go from screen to stage |
| 78 |
Listeria warning to cancer patients |
| 79 |
Government to press ahead with radical NHS reform plans |
| 80 |
Clue to brain power of fighter pilots |
| 81 |
Fifth 'end primary school obese' |
| 82 |
Venus miss is a setback for Japanese programme |
| 83 |
Impacts of Canada's oil-sands operations 'exaggerated' |
| 84 |
Polar bears could survive on persisting ice |
| 85 |
Invisibility rug hides 'large' objects |
| 86 |
Close proximity leads to better science |
| 87 |
Beamsteering for mobile devices could cut power consumption in
half |
| 88 |
New research shows dolphin by-catch includes genetic relatives |
| 89 |
Ancient forest emerges mummified from the Arctic |
| 90 |
Study: Gene markers may aid prostate cancer test |
| 91 |
A positive mood allows your brain to think more creatively |
| 92 |
New discoveries make it harder for HIV to hide from drugs |
| 93 |
New method for making tiny catalysts holds promise for air
quality |
| 94 |
Feast, famine and the genetics of obesity: You can't have it
both ways |
| 95 |
Polar bears still on thin ice, but cutting greenhouse gases
now can avert extinction |
| 96 |
Study identifies multitude of genetic regions key to embryonic
stem cell development |
| 97 |
Protein disables p53, drives breast cells toward cancer
transition |
| 98 |
New miniature smart chip implant to combat chronic pain |
| 99 |
Ability to recognize faces peaks in the 30s |
| 100 |
Report: Transplant may have cured man of AIDS |
| 101 |
'Shaky' plan: Quake experiments may lead to sturdier buildings |
| 102 |
Nanoscale gene 'ignition switch' may help spot and treat
cancer |
| 103 |
Study improves understanding of method for creating
multi-metal nanoparticles |
| 104 |
Missing molecules hold promise of therapy for pancreatic
cancer |
| 105 |
Scientists see the light in bizarre bioluminescent snail |
| 106 |
How hard are we pushing the land? |
| 107 |
In past decade, clouds created positive climate feedback |
| 108 |
Opportunity leads to promiscuity among squirrels, study finds |
| 109 |
Cyclone lasting more than 5 years detected on Saturn |
| 110 |
Nanomaterials in our environment |
| 111 |
Researchers take molecule's temperature |
| 112 |
Polymer scientists make imprint on nanolithography |
| 113 |
An element of Nobel-ity: Michigan Tech's carbon connection |
| 114 |
Scientists identify spontaneously chain-reacting molecule |
| 115 |
Vibrating nanorods measure thin films for microcircuits |
| 116 |
World's smallest battery: Charging makes nano-sized electrodes
swell, elongate and spiral |
| 117 |
Better batteries from the bottom up |
| 118 |
Platinum-coated nanoparticles could lead to better fuel cells |
| 119 |
Engineers discover graphene's weakness |
| 120 |
Writing with a nanoquill: Dip-pen nanolithography with a
porous tip generates nanopatterns with viruses |
| 121 |
Web of international collaboration boosts worldwide
nanotechnology research |
| 122 |
Nano squid skin: DOD awards $6M for metamaterials research |
| 123 |
Researchers improve efficiency of low-cost solar cells |
| 124 |
Bad virus put to good use: Breakthrough batteries |
| 125 |
How to make graphene with a pencil and sticky tape (w/ Videos) |
| 126 |
Resolving the high pressure phases of calcium |
| 127 |
X-rays from lightning photographed |
| 128 |
Iridium is attractive for improving flash memory chips |
| 129 |
NIST's new scanning probe microscope is supercool |
| 130 |
Physicists propose mechanism that explains the origins of both
dark matter and 'normal' matter |
| 131 |
Fahrenheit -459: Neutron stars and string theory in a lab |
| 132 |
Scientists discover fractal pattern in Scotch tape |
| 133 |
Technique turns computer chip defects into an advantage |
| 134 |
Free-Electron Laser goes over the rainbow |
| 135 |
Physicists demonstrate teleportation-based optical quantum
entangling gate |
| 136 |
Theoretical physics breakthrough: Generating matter and
antimatter from the vacuum |
| 137 |
A flow of heavy-ion results from the Large Hadron Collider |
| 138 |
World's first microlaser emitting in 3-D |
| 139 |
Physicists discover ultrasensitive microwave detector |
| 140 |
Molecular beam epitaxy facility to design custom materials for
scientists |
| 141 |
Optical lifting demonstrated for the first time (w/ Video) |
| 142 |
Self-healing autonomous material comes to life |
| 143 |
Elusive spintronics success could lead to single chip for
processing and memory |
| 144 |
Meteorite just one piece of an unknown celestial body |
| 145 |
Satellites give an eagle eye on thunderstorms |
| 146 |
Wind, warmer water driving Antarctica ice loss |
| 147 |
Saturn's magnetic field inflated by hot plasma explosions |
| 148 |
Learning from hot Jupiters |
| 149 |
Elevated zinc concentrations in Colorado waterway likely a
result of climate change |
| 150 |
Deepwater lessons |
| 151 |
Forging cloud anvils: Pollution particles enlarge and extend
the lifetime of storm clouds |
| 152 |
Malaspina 2010, the biggest ever expedition on global change,
sets sail |
| 153 |
Global eruption rocks the sun |
| 154 |
Qatar-led international team finds its first alien world |
| 155 |
The day the algae died |
| 156 |
Giant ice volcano candidate found on Saturn moon Titan (w/
Video) |
| 157 |
Hubble spots a celestial bauble (w/ Video) |
| 158 |
Geologist's discoveries resolve debate about oxygen in Earth's
mantle |
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