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SOPA-PIPA Protest: What's Next? |
| 2 |
iBooks 2: Apple Announces Digital Textbooks |
| 3 |
Apple to Remake Textbooks; Project Begun by Steve Jobs |
| 4 |
Ahead of the Bell: Google Falls on Ad Pricing |
| 5 |
Cruise Ship Threatens Marine Paradise |
| 6 |
Venture Capital Investments up 19 Percent in 4Q |
| 7 |
US Internet Piracy Case Brings New Zealand Arrests |
| 8 |
Air Force Launches Military Satellite Into Space |
| 9 |
Megaupload.com Gets Hit by Mega Piracy Indictment; Hackers
Attack Feds, Entertainment Industry |
| 10 |
Exclusive: Gingrich Lacks Moral Character to Be President,
Ex-Wife Says |
| 11 |
Georgia Mom Arrested for Allowing 10-Year-Old to Get Tattoo |
| 12 |
Sarah Burke Dead at 29 After Half-Pipe Skiing Accident |
| 13 |
Exclusive 'GMA' Deals on Hot Items for Tweens and Teens |
| 14 |
Insomniacs Suffer Depression, Heart Woes After Years of Little
Sleep |
| 15 |
Sleep Secrets: How to Get a Good Night's Rest |
| 16 |
LA Hospital Prepares to Send Tiny Baby Home |
| 17 |
Comets seen in a brand new light |
| 18 |
Modified bugs turn seaweed into biofuel |
| 19 |
Devastating blood fluke's code cracked |
| 20 |
UK 'subsidising nuclear power unlawfully' |
| 21 |
Quantum computing could head to 'the cloud,' study says |
| 22 |
Elusive endangered monkeys caught on camera in Borneo |
| 23 |
First video of Fukushima nuclear reactor interior |
| 24 |
Oil rig arrives in Cuba to begin deep water exploration |
| 25 |
Is Keystone a Touchstone? |
| 26 |
Male bowerbirds 'benefit from optical illusions' |
| 27 |
Buenos Aires' must-see music event |
| 28 |
South Carolina debate: Newt Gingrich fury at media |
| 29 |
Hackers retaliate over Megaupload website shutdown |
| 30 |
Costa Concordia operation halted amid weather threat |
| 31 |
Four French soldiers die in Afghanistan shooting |
| 32 |
Salman Rushdie pulls out of Jaipur literature festival |
| 33 |
Amit Gupta's good news: Marrow donor finds match |
| 34 |
Saving the house of jazz legend John Coltrane |
| 35 |
Simon Cowell: 'I got too cocky' |
| 36 |
Canada freestyle skier Sarah Burke dies |
| 37 |
Saddam 'buttock' sale: Company boss Jim Thorpe quizzed |
| 38 |
Google revenues worse than expected |
| 39 |
Microsoft quarterly profits fall slightly |
| 40 |
Intel profits up as chipmaker promises more investment |
| 41 |
Apple launches e-textbook tools with new iBooks |
| 42 |
Slip road ahead: Merging data to give better answers |
| 43 |
Viewpoint: Pearson on the rise of 'engaging' e-textbooks |
| 44 |
Ex-Apple boss Sculley sets record straight on Jobs |
| 45 |
A380 wings to be checked for cracks, EASA says |
| 46 |
Neanderthals: No Einsteins, but not dopes either |
| 47 |
Will SOPA cost Obama Hollywood's support? |
| 48 |
NASA debunks new UFO conspiracy charge |
| 49 |
Priceline to kill off Shatner's "Negotiator?" |
| 50 |
Gingrich slams CNN for asking about ex-wife |
| 51 |
Fact check: GOP debate's history flubs |
| 52 |
George Lucas: Billionaire down on capitalism |
| 53 |
U.S. chopper crashes in Afghanistan; 6 dead |
| 54 |
Calif. HS student devises possible cancer cure |
| 55 |
Facebook Timeline apps take oversharing to a new level |
| 56 |
Ancient Popcorn Found--Made 2,000 Years Earlier Than Thought
in Peru |
| 57 |
Comet Seen Vaporizing in Sun's Atmosphere--A First |
| 58 |
Injections Could Lift Venice 12 Inches, Study Suggests |
| 59 |
New Island Born--Future Tourism Hot Spot? |
| 60 |
Mystery Deepens Over Where Sun Was Born |
| 61 |
Obama Administration Rejects Keystone XL Pipeline |
| 62 |
It Takes More Than Data to Make a Decision |
| 63 |
Fuel Tanker Finally Reaches Iced-In Alaska Town |
| 64 |
Shine a Light: The Suitcase That's Saving Women's Lives |
| 65 |
Should You Reuse Plastic Utensils? |
| 66 |
Natural, Homemade, Streak-Free Glass Cleaner |
| 67 |
Traditional Energy Sources vs. Green Power Sources |
| 68 |
Solutions for a nitrogen-soaked world |
| 69 |
How far is far enough? |
| 70 |
Breeding better grasses for food and fuel |
| 71 |
'Meating' a solution: Research finds that LED lights extend
meat shelf life, save retailers money |
| 72 |
The fermented cereal beverage of the Sumerians may not have
been beer |
| 73 |
University of Minnesota biologists replicate key evolutionary
step |
| 74 |
UF researchers discover 'green' pesticide effective against
citrus pests |
| 75 |
Black Saturday provides bushfire answers |
| 76 |
University of Toronto/Royal Ontario Museum scientists discover
unusual 'tulip' creature |
| 77 |
Extremely rare turtle released into the wild |
| 78 |
Ancient popcorn discovered in Peru |
| 79 |
Insects top latest inventory of newly discovered species |
| 80 |
Success Thwarted by State-Local Disconnect |
| 81 |
New study evaluates impact of land use activity in the Amazon
basin |
| 82 |
Researchers outline food security-climate change road map in
Science |
| 83 |
Climate change invites alien invaders--Is Canada ready? |
| 84 |
Avalanche of reactions at the origin of life |
| 85 |
Efforts to control the 'Mighty Mississippi' result in flooded
farmland and permanent damage |
| 86 |
Researchers Discover Green Pesticide For Citrus Pests |
| 87 |
Findings prove Miscanthus x giganteus has great potential as
an alternative energy source |
| 88 |
Hardy bacteria help make case for life in the extreme |
| 89 |
The biodiversity crisis: Worse than climate change |
| 90 |
Multiple partners not the only way for corals to stay cool |
| 91 |
Carbon dioxide is "driving fish crazy" |
| 92 |
Earth's massive extinction: The story gets worse |
| 93 |
Scientists confirm tobacco use by ancient Mayans |
| 94 |
Engineering team completes ambitious Antarctic expedition in
the 'deep-field' |
| 95 |
Does the La Nina weather pattern lead to flu pandemics? |
| 96 |
Wood-burning stoves--harmful or safe? |
| 97 |
From field to biorefinery: Computer model optimizes biofuel
operations |
| 98 |
Power generation is blowing in the wind |
| 99 |
UMass Amherst Climate Researchers Find Evidence of Past
Southern Hemisphere Rainfall Cycles Related to Antarctic Temperatures |
| 100 |
Team finds natural reasons behind nitrogen-rich forests |
| 101 |
Climate balancing: Sea-level rise vs. surface temperature
change rates |
| 102 |
The great gas hydrate escape |
| 103 |
Bio architecture lab technology converts seaweed to renewable
fuels and chemicals |
| 104 |
Low Temperatures Enhance Ozone Degradation above the Arctic |
| 105 |
Scientists Make Progress in Assessing Tornado Seasons |
| 106 |
NASA Finds 2011 Ninth-Warmest Year on Record |
| 107 |
Ecologists gain insight into the likely consequences of global
warming |
| 108 |
Birds of a feather don't always stick together |
| 109 |
Rigged to explode? |
| 110 |
Why cholesterol-lowering statins might treat cancer |
| 111 |
High risk oesophageal cancer gene discovered |
| 112 |
Research highlights key role grandmothers play in mother and
child nutrition and health |
| 113 |
Dung beetle dance provides crucial orientation cues |
| 114 |
Japan and New Zealand were hit hardest by earthquakes |
| 115 |
Pictures of food create feelings of hunger |
| 116 |
UF study: 'Rules' may govern genome evolution in young plant
species |
| 117 |
NJIT high speed rail expert to address DC conference next week |
| 118 |
Marine's Best Friend Shows Explosive-Detecting Capabilities |
| 119 |
Mysterious Flotsam in Gulf of Mexico Came from Deepwater
Horizon Rig, Study Finds |
| 120 |
UCSF Team Uncovers How Immune Cells Move Against Invaders |
| 121 |
'Extinct' monkey rediscovered in Borneo by new expedition |
| 122 |
Why bats, rats and cats store different amounts of fat |
| 123 |
Mysterious monkey rediscovered in Bornean rainforest |
| 124 |
A new way to stimulate the immune system and fight infection |
| 125 |
Better together--The RN and the EHR |
| 126 |
Kessler Foundation reports greater brain activation after
cognitive rehabilitation for MS |
| 127 |
Pro athletes bolster star status through team selection,
teammates and career evolution: Study |
| 128 |
If doughnuts could talk they'd tell you to take the elevator
instead of the stairs |
| 129 |
Do consumers prefer to pay $29 for 70 items or get 70 items
for $29? |
| 130 |
University of Tennessee researchers develop comprehensive,
accessible vision testing device |
| 131 |
The rail and road network in Spain does not follow economic
criteria, but central |
| 132 |
New research finds sport is effective in reducing reoffending
rates |
| 133 |
Women Worse at Math than Men Explanation Scientifically
Incorrect, MU Researchers Say |
| 134 |
Study shows connection between birth weights and armed
conflict |
| 135 |
Educational disadvantages associated with race still persist
in Brazil despite improvements |
| 136 |
Study: Communicating health risk is a risky task for FDA |
| 137 |
Many high-risk Americans don't get hepatitis B vaccine |
| 138 |
Benefits of high quality child care persist 30 years later |
| 139 |
EARTH: Setting off a supervolcano |
| 140 |
When It Comes to Accepting Evolution, Gut Feelings Trump Facts |
| 141 |
Rutgers Study Finds Paid Family Leave Leads to Positive
Economic Outcomes |
| 142 |
Poorest Smokers Face Toughest Odds for Kicking the Habit |
| 143 |
Reinforcing behavior in the brain |
| 144 |
UCSB Researchers Uncover Transparency Limits on Transparent
Conducting Oxides |
| 145 |
Contact lenses provide extended pain relief to laser eye
surgery patients |
| 146 |
First link between potentially toxic PFCs in office air and in
office workers' blood |
| 147 |
'Miracle tree' substance produces clean drinking water
inexpensively and sustainably |
| 148 |
Nursing home residents with dementia: Antidepressants are
associated with increased risk of falling |
| 149 |
Ulcer-Causing Bacteria Baffled by Mucus |
| 150 |
Quantum physics enables perfectly secure cloud computing |
| 151 |
Carnegie Mellon study reveals potential of manganese in
neutralizing deadly Shiga toxin |
| 152 |
UCI team discovers how protein in teardrops annihilates
harmful bacteria |
| 153 |
The helix in new colors |
| 154 |
Chemists unlock potential target for drug development |
| 155 |
UC Davis investigators achieve important step toward treating
Huntington's disease |
| 156 |
UC Davis researchers refine nanoparticles for more accurate
delivery of cancer drugs |
| 157 |
Notre Dame physicists use ion beams to detect art forgery |
| 158 |
How the 'street pigeon' got its fancy on |
| 159 |
Native forest birds in unprecedented trouble, according to
University of Hawaii at Manoa researchers |
| 160 |
Satellite observes spatiotemporal variations in mid-upper
tropospheric methane over China |
| 161 |
New educational program helps the siblings of children with
cancer |
| 162 |
University of Utah, Google seek answers for autism |
| 163 |
KAIST's smart e-book system more convenient than paper-based
books |
| 164 |
Simulating firefighting operations on a PC |
| 165 |
Rice's 'quantum critical' theory gets experimental boost |
| 166 |
Don't know much about charter schools |
| 167 |
Discrimination may harm your health, according to new Rice
study |
| 168 |
Graphene quantum dots: The next big small thing |
| 169 |
Contracts in the classroom |
| 170 |
Declines in melanoma deaths limited to the most educated |
| 171 |
Plugged into learning: Computers help students advance |
| 172 |
Study suggests junk food in schools doesn't cause weight gain
among children |
| 173 |
Retention study identifies key factors affecting 3 generations
of nurses |
| 174 |
Physical Activity Program Leads to Better Behavior for
Children with ADHD |
| 175 |
New report reviews U.S. nitrogen pollution impacts &
solutions |
| 176 |
Program led to lower crime, fewer violent incidents among kids |
| 177 |
States reduce funding for research universities |
| 178 |
Choking game prevalent among teens in Texas |
| 179 |
15 minutes of fame lasts a bit longer for artists who hit pop
charts |
| 180 |
MIT researchers find critical speed above which birds- and
drones- are sure to crash |
| 181 |
Delirium after stroke linked to poorer outcomes for patients |
| 182 |
Sexual activity is safe for most heart, stroke patients |
| 183 |
Color-coding, rearranging food products improves healthy
choices in hospital cafeteria |
| 184 |
'Senior' runners never stop pushing their limits in marathons. |
| 185 |
Study finds patients receive half of recommended preventive
health services at annual check-ups |
| 186 |
'Pulverized' chromosomes linked to cancer? |
| 187 |
MSU seeks to revamp HIV-prevention programs in Caribbean |
| 188 |
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation as a bridge to lung
transplantation |
| 189 |
Duration of RBC storage does not affect short-term pulmonary,
immunologic, or coagulation status |
| 190 |
Accelerated infant growth increases risk of future asthma
symptoms in children |
| 191 |
Anti-infective drug shortages pose threat to public health and
patient care |
| 192 |
What type of helmet is best for winter play? |
| 193 |
Exposure to chemical found in personal care products may
contribute to childhood obesity |
| 194 |
3 is the magic number: A chain reaction required to prevent
tumor formation |
| 195 |
T-rays technology could help develop Star Trek-style hand-held
medical scanners |
| 196 |
Autism redefined: Yale researchers study impact of proposed
diagnostic criteria |
| 197 |
Injuries to Headphone-wearing Pedestrians Struck by Cars and
Trains More Than Triple Since 2004, According to University of Maryland Researchers |
| 198 |
Balancing scientific freedom and national security |
| 199 |
Study: Quebec ban on fast-food ads reduced consumption of junk
food |
| 200 |
Grapes may help prevent age-related blindness |
| 201 |
Homeless heavy drinkers imbibe less when housing allows
alcohol |
| 202 |
Cell senescence does not stop tumor growth |
| 203 |
PCE in drinking water linked to an increased risk of mental
illness |
| 204 |
Sitting it out |
| 205 |
The advantage of ambiguity |
| 206 |
Study finds delirium after stroke linked to poorer outcomes
for patients |
| 207 |
Are Religious People Better Adjusted Psychologically? |
| 208 |
UH Manoa researchers discover novel chemical route to form
organic molecules |
| 209 |
Keeping an eye on the Universe |
| 210 |
Faint 'satellite galaxy' discovered |
| 211 |
Catching a Comet Death on Camera |
| 212 |
The faster-than-fast Fourier transform |
| 213 |
New Robot is Designed to Use Less Energy |
| 214 |
Lawson researchers engineer a switch to tame aggressive
cancers |
| 215 |
A big leap toward lowering the power consumption of
microprocessors |
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