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ToneCheck Scans Email for Emotions, Flags Loaded Phrases |
| 2 |
Facebook: Contract Giving Up Ownership Was 'Forged' |
| 3 |
Get Your Free iPhone 4 Case From Apple |
| 4 |
Despite Oil, Baby Turtles Being Released to Gulf |
| 5 |
Ancient Woman Suggests Diverse Migration |
| 6 |
Phone Group Sues San Francisco Over Radiation Law |
| 7 |
Manka Bros Take Media by Storm, Online That Is |
| 8 |
Wal-Mart to Roll out Smart Tags on Men's Basics |
| 9 |
Scientists: Oil Plumes Definitely From BP's Well |
| 10 |
Iran Aims to Put Man in Space by 2019: Ahmadinejad |
| 11 |
LHC closes in on massive particle |
| 12 |
UK butterfly population tracked in Big Butterfly Count |
| 13 |
Iran launches nuclear fusion bid |
| 14 |
Terminator bots aim to give web shoppers the right fit |
| 15 |
Be careful what you tweet |
| 16 |
Facebook's battle with privacy and profit |
| 17 |
Soap Smuggling's "Thelma and Louise" |
| 18 |
New Evidence on How Americas Got Populated |
| 19 |
Satellite Images Uncover Water's Retreat in Major Lakes |
| 20 |
Samsung UK Offers Free Galaxy S Devices to iPhone 4 Users |
| 21 |
Phone Group Sues SF Over Radiation Law |
| 22 |
Inflammatory Language Rejected From Wisc. Ballot |
| 23 |
Sherrod Unsure About Returning to USDA |
| 24 |
Hundreds of D.C. Teachers Get an "F," Pink Slip |
| 25 |
Seabird Safety Nixes Hawaii Friday Night Football |
| 26 |
Coke's Motion to Drop Vitaminwater Suit Denied |
| 27 |
Want a Booty Like Kim Kardashian? Try This... |
| 28 |
10 Most Terrifying Parasites Ever (PICTURES) |
| 29 |
Caltech Team Finds Evidence Of Water In Moon Minerals |
| 30 |
Israel launches Ofeq-9 satellite |
| 31 |
House Committee Sets Realistic And Sustainable Path For NASA |
| 32 |
TanDEM-X Delivers First 3D Images |
| 33 |
Water On The Moon Is Widespread |
| 34 |
Elusive Buckyballs Found In Space For First Time |
| 35 |
WISE Discovers Over 90 Near-Earth Objects |
| 36 |
Finding Frugal Aliens |
| 37 |
Clues To Origin Of Mysterious Dark Gamma-Ray Bursts |
| 38 |
Cassini Sees Moon Building Giant Snowballs In Saturn Ring |
| 39 |
NASA Goes Deep In Search Of Extreme Environments |
| 40 |
HP dabbling with Windows 7 tablet computer |
| 41 |
ISRO Training Next Generation Of Stargazers |
| 42 |
Children Blast Off To The Moon At Summer Space Camp |
| 43 |
Hyperfast Star Was Booted From Milky Way |
| 44 |
Now You See It, Now You Don't |
| 45 |
Radio Astronomers Develop New Technique For Studying Dark
Energy |
| 46 |
Japan plans space probe to Mercury |
| 47 |
Pounding Particles To Create Neptune's Water In The Lab |
| 48 |
Russian Aerospace Company To Send Mission To Mercury |
| 49 |
Phalanx Sensors Used In Laser Shoot Down Of Airborne Targets |
| 50 |
Two charged with stealing Neil Armstrong customs form |
| 51 |
Orbiter Puts Itself Into Standby Safe Mode |
| 52 |
Soviet, US astronauts mark 35 years since space handshake |
| 53 |
Apollo-Soyuz: An Orbital Partnership Begins |
| 54 |
NASA Selects Student Experiments For Space Station |
| 55 |
Boeing Accepts Delivery Of Key Component For US Army's HEL TD |
| 56 |
Despite oil, baby turtles being released to Gulf |
| 57 |
Tablets may allow 're-set' for media: News Corp. |
| 58 |
Solar drone lands after record 14 days aloft |
| 59 |
Raytheon unveils Scorpion helmet technology |
| 60 |
Mars camera yields best Red Planet map ever |
| 61 |
Destroyed Chinese satellite close to ISS: official |
| 62 |
Ancient woman suggests diverse migration |
| 63 |
Inhibiting fatty acids in immune cells decreases
atherosclerosis risk |
| 64 |
Australia's earliest contact rock art discovered |
| 65 |
Solar-powered process could decrease carbon dioxide to
pre-industrial levels in 10 years |
| 66 |
Time travel theory avoids grandfather paradox |
| 67 |
Introducing Cornucopia, the food printer |
| 68 |
India develops 35-dollar 'laptop' for schools |
| 69 |
New catalyst for hydrogen fuel cells resists CO contamination |
| 70 |
Laser shoots down drones at sea (w/ Video) |
| 71 |
New hypothesis for human evolution and human nature |
| 72 |
Researchers seeking the fourth property of electrons |
| 73 |
Finding frugal aliens: 'Benford beacons' concept could refocus
search for intelligent extraterrestrial life |
| 74 |
Boeing unveils its commercial capsule spacecraft |
| 75 |
Quantum Mechanics Not In Jeopardy: Physicists Confirm
Decades-Old Key Principle Experimentally |
| 76 |
Could dark baryons explain dark matter? |
| 77 |
Climate change causes larger, more plentiful marmots, study
shows |
| 78 |
Researchers discover water on the moon is widespread, similar
to Earth's |
| 79 |
Beware the smell of bitter almonds: Why do many food plants
contain cyanide? |
| 80 |
Does the sun hold a dark secret? |
| 81 |
Researchers develop a dissolvable needle-free Nanopatch for
vaccine delivery |
| 82 |
Graphene organic photovoltaics, or, will joggers' t-shirts
someday power their cell phones? |
| 83 |
Graphene oxide gets green |
| 84 |
Nanoribbons for graphene transistors |
| 85 |
Carbon nanotubes as transistor material |
| 86 |
New antibacterial material for bandages, food packaging, shoes |
| 87 |
Protein from poplar trees can be used to greatly increase
computer capacity |
| 88 |
By 'putting a ring on it,' microparticles can be captured |
| 89 |
Liverpool scientists construct molecular 'knots' |
| 90 |
Researchers find gene-silencing nanoparticles may put end to
pesky summer pest |
| 91 |
Polymer synthesis could aid future electronics |
| 92 |
Artificial cells communicate and cooperate like biological
cells, ants (w/ Video) |
| 93 |
Researchers: English ivy may give sunblock a makeover |
| 94 |
Lessening the Penalty for Creating Block Copolymer
Nanostructures |
| 95 |
Nanomaterials Researcher Working to Improve Nuclear Efficiency |
| 96 |
Magnetic Nanoparticles Remove Ovarian Cancer Cells from the
Abdominal Cavity |
| 97 |
Nanoparticles Assembled Inside Tumors Trap Drugs and Imaging
Agents |
| 98 |
Nearly Hard as Steel: Aluminum with Fullerenes |
| 99 |
Explained: Bandgap |
| 100 |
Pounding particles to create Neptune's water in the lab |
| 101 |
Cancer-metabolism link runs deep in humans |
| 102 |
Researchers develop world's first blue-violet ultrafast pulsed
semiconductor laser with 100 watt output |
| 103 |
Highlight: Probing a complex oxide interface directly |
| 104 |
Quantum entanglement in photosynthesis and evolution |
| 105 |
Can chaos theory help predict heart attacks? |
| 106 |
New method developed for synchronizing clocks |
| 107 |
Advance made toward communication, computing at 'terahertz'
speeds |
| 108 |
First Soft X-rays Explore Ultrafast Magnetic Behaviors |
| 109 |
Thin-Film Solar Cells: New Insights into the Indium/Gallium
Puzzle |
| 110 |
Light, instead of electrodes, could control deformable mirrors |
| 111 |
Shutting Off the Large Hadron Collider |
| 112 |
Refining a cosmic clock |
| 113 |
Ironing out the causes of wrinkles |
| 114 |
Gulf of Mexico storm nears oil spill zone |
| 115 |
Odds for Life Better in Photosynthesis Zones |
| 116 |
Heat wave warms frigid Baltic Sea waters |
| 117 |
Warming climate means harsher smog season for California |
| 118 |
Weather kite gets second wind |
| 119 |
CO2 reduction policies in Spain strengthen the services sector |
| 120 |
BP accused of trying to silence science on spill |
| 121 |
EPA hears from gas drillers, angry Pa. residents |
| 122 |
Report finds bioenergy production can expand across Africa
without displacing food |
| 123 |
'Super socks' help stem pollution runoff |
| 124 |
Report calls for coordinated information on climate change |
| 125 |
Hyperfast Star Was Booted from Milky Way |
| 126 |
Telescope Finds Elusive Buckyballs in Space for First Time |
| 127 |
There's a hole in this possible earthquake pattern |
| 128 |
HP, Microsoft announces new tablet computer |
| 129 |
Cheers and jeers for Apple at iPad's second Asia launch |
| 130 |
Fujitsu launches 'easy-easy' seniors' phone |
| 131 |
Gadgetry buzz overshadows Apple's bedrock business: the Mac |
| 132 |
Taking Hulu Plus, iPad for a road test |
| 133 |
Sharp to join e-reader business war |
| 134 |
Amazon says Kindle sales leapfrog hardback sales |
| 135 |
Japan's Sharp to release triple-layer 100 GB Blu-ray disc |
| 136 |
Gadgets: MoviePeg helps your Apple device stand hands-free |
| 137 |
Panasonic Develops High Power Gallium Nitride Transistor for
Long-distance Millimeter-Wave Communication |
| 138 |
Taiwan, Japan to develop broadband technologies |
| 139 |
German power plant testing CO2-scrubbing algae |
| 140 |
App helps San Fran police track stolen iPhone fast |
| 141 |
Data mining made faster: New method eases analysis of
'multidimensional' information |
| 142 |
Pilotless drones show new face of war at Farnborough |
| 143 |
Clean Genes: Chemists Cull the Good Synthetic DNA from the Bad |
| 144 |
Computer program predicts MRSA's next move |
| 145 |
'Lab on a Chip' Detects Human, Agricultural Contaminants |
| 146 |
Crystal clear: Eureka! moment leads to major breakthroughs in
structural biology |
| 147 |
New method revolutionizes study of metal-containing proteins |
| 148 |
Unearthing King Tet: Key protein influences stem cell fate |
| 149 |
Novel microfluidic HIV test is quick and cheap |
| 150 |
Chemists grow crystals with a twist--and untwist |
| 151 |
Dutch researchers develop anthrax sensor |
| 152 |
Scientists provide an atomic view of the destruction caused by
radiation in extreme environments |
| 153 |
Concentration, timing and interactions are key when it comes
to dietary compounds |
| 154 |
New light on Leonardo Da Vinci's faces |
| 155 |
Researchers examine human immune response to virus at the
atomic level |
| 156 |
Most imported olive oils don't match 'extra virgin' claims,
study finds |
| 157 |
Supercharged proteins enter biology's forbidden zone |
| 158 |
Seabird safety nixes Hawaii Friday night football |
| 159 |
RNA offers a safer way to reprogram cells |
| 160 |
For pandas, there is a mountain high enough, there is a valley
low enough |
| 161 |
How Do Cells Die? Biophotonic Tools Reveal Real-Time Dynamics
in Living Color |
| 162 |
Rediscovery: Scientists confirm role for mysterious cell
component, the nucleolinus |
| 163 |
Gut movements in caterpillars inspire soft-body robot design
(w/ Video) |
| 164 |
Scientists discover how deadly fungal microbes enter host
cells |
| 165 |
Math model of colon inflammation singles out dangerous immune
cells |
| 166 |
Not enough hours in the day for endangered apes |
| 167 |
Mother Nature to provide an environmentally friendly method
for reducing mosquitoes |
| 168 |
A mutation that frustrates DNA repair likely contributes to
Fanconi anemia |
| 169 |
Primitive frogs do a belly flop: Study shows frogs evolved
jumping before they refined landing (w/ Video) |
| 170 |
Scientists isolate the first stages of tissue production in
human embryonic stem cells |
| 171 |
How do you make the perfect sled dog? |
| 172 |
Wacky weather could squeeze Florida's citrus season |
| 173 |
Diagnostic 'guidelines' a barrier to prompt relief for some
back pain |
| 174 |
New test will revolutionise the treatment of childhood cancer |
| 175 |
One-in-six elderly dementia patients receiving anti-psychotic
drugs |
| 176 |
Major breakthrough in Alzheimer research: Looking for
Alzheimer's causes at cellular level |
| 177 |
Irradiating stem cell niche doubles survival in brain cancer
patients |
| 178 |
Gene May Hold Key to Reducing Spread of Oral Cancers |
| 179 |
Diabetes monitoring device benefits man and man's best friend |
| 180 |
Sickle cell treatment enters Phase 3 clinical trial |
| 181 |
Regional variation in health-care spending and utilization
higher in Medicare than private sector |
| 182 |
Researchers isolate importance of gene in breast cancer
prognosis |
| 183 |
To screen or not to screen |
| 184 |
UN expert: AIDS crisis in the world's prisons |
| 185 |
Study links more time spent sitting to higher risk of death |
| 186 |
CDC: 15 US deaths tied to rare tropical fungus |
| 187 |
New research: Sugar substitutes help reduce caloric intake
without overeating or hunger |
| 188 |
The malicious use of pharmaceuticals: An under-recognized form
of child abuse |
| 189 |
Stem Cells Immune From Presidential Pressures |
| 190 |
What's in a tweet? Researchers use social media to measure
national mood |
| 191 |
Extreme archaeology: Divers plumb the mysteries of sacred Maya
pools |
| 192 |
'Science' article has implications for all rapidly developing
fields |
| 193 |
Customers less tolerant of employee rudeness than incompetence |
| 194 |
Family chats can help students learn, especially in richer
countries, study shows |
| 195 |
'The Breakup 2.0:' A look at how new media is used to end
relationships |
| 196 |
Sao Paulo will build Temple of Solomon replica |
| 197 |
Study of Death Penalty in North Carolina Shows That 'Race
Matters' |
| 198 |
'Cradle of Hope' earns patent for FSU creators |
| 199 |
Looks like a winner: Scientists demonstrate how much candidate
appearances affect election outcomes |
| 200 |
Peru archaeologists find pre-Inca remains |
| 201 |
Egypt scours bed of Lake Qarun in search of antiquities |
| 202 |
Study Finds Media May Be Overhyping Benefits Of Organic Food,
Agriculture |
| 203 |
Pre-Columbian burial ground unearthed in Costa Rica |
| 204 |
Real ale buffs--Britain's role models for economic recovery |
| 205 |
Marriage patterns drive fertility decline |
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