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06/29/2006 Attacking cancer's sweet tooth is effective strategy against tumors
06/29/2006 How cooperation can evolve in a cheater's world
06/29/2006 Journal of Nuclear Medicine publishes NCI-sponsored guidelines for using FDG PET
06/29/2006 G-Zero update
06/29/2006 With cochlear implants, earlier use leads to better speech
06/29/2006 Planning for stewardship an important part of successful ecological restoration
06/29/2006 FSU Etruscan expert announces historic discovery at ancient site
06/29/2006 Johns Hopkins lab scientists tame overactive CF protein
06/29/2006 Cranberries Contain Possible Anti-caries, Anti-plaque Agents
06/29/2006 What Can A Magnet Tell You About Rain Patterns? More Than You Would Guess
06/29/2006 House to decide offshore drilling future
06/29/2006 Handling Pet Treats Can Cause Human Ills
06/29/2006 Embryonic stem cell bill gains new life
06/29/2006 Clock ticking for Discovery launch
06/29/2006 Group to start Afghan wildlife reserves
06/29/2006 No agency left intact NASA demise under Bush
06/29/2006 Student Rocket Launched At Cape Canaveral
06/29/2006 Study Tasmanian Devil May Face Extinction
06/29/2006 Link between income and happiness is mainly an illusion
06/29/2006 Food-crop yields in future greenhouse-gas conditions lower than expected
06/29/2006 Scientists uncover rules for gene amplification
06/29/2006 Study recommends new tool to assess blunt abdominal trauma
06/29/2006 Novel connection found between biological clock and cancer
06/29/2006 New McGill research shows mice capable of empathy
06/29/2006 Huge Asteroid Hurtles Toward Earth
06/29/2006 Ancient Garland Found In Egyptian Tomb
06/29/2006 Shuttle launch could be postponed by bad weather
06/29/2006 Edmonton lives up to dino bone billing
06/29/2006 Weather Still a Concern as Shuttle Countdown Continues
06/29/2006 Turning sewage sludge into gasoline
06/29/2006 Floods cripple river towns in northeast
06/29/2006 Champion Venus clings on for victory
06/29/2006 Government promises carbon cuts
06/29/2006 Floods in Indonesia's Borneo kill two, force 40,000 to flee
06/29/2006 Manhattan Project physicist dies
06/29/2006 Satellites track plankton bloom off B.C. coast
06/29/2006 Bacteria in sand baffle scientists
06/29/2006 Zoo's Birds Moved To Reduce Avian Flu Risk
06/29/2006 Dell To Expand Recycling Project
06/29/2006 Amarillo Biosciences Reports on Annual Meeting and Issues Progress Report
06/29/2006 Record now and smell-back later
06/29/2006 Egyptian Tomb Reveals Ancient Woven Garland
06/29/2006 Early signs of elephant butchers
06/29/2006 Study U.S. Folk Remedy Repels Mosquitoes
06/29/2006 Water Structure Debate May Be Ending
06/29/2006 NASA Awards Communications Contract
06/29/2006 Fishermen's Boats Bought To Protect Fish
06/29/2006 ET A New Generation
06/29/2006 Date of First Launch Set for New Mexico Spaceport
06/29/2006 Water fluoridation still a cost-effective preventive measure
06/29/2006 Researchers present Phase 2 clinical results for Acologix AC-100
06/29/2006 New fruit fly protein illuminates circadian response to light
06/29/2006 I Robot, your companion
06/29/2006 Mayo researchers discover immune system blocker at work in kidney cancer
06/29/2006 Study shows lack of national consensus on teaching K-12 students about human-environmental impacts
06/29/2006 Rutgers/EOHSI builds model to assess world trade center fallout
06/29/2006 New scoring system predicts gastric bypass surgery risk
06/29/2006 Brittle Prions Are More Infectious
06/29/2006 Speeding Discovery Of The 'Human Cancer Genome'
06/29/2006 Eighty Below And Loving It Montana State University Scientists To Get New Cold Lab
06/29/2006 Australian Researchers To Trial Bird Flu Vaccine
06/29/2006 The Hooked Galaxy New Image Of Supernova In Interacting Galaxy
06/29/2006 Pacific gray whale births rebounding
06/29/2006 Gray whale births rebounding on Pacific Coast
06/29/2006 Waters recede after floods kill 11 in northeast US
06/29/2006 Killer tomatoes attack disease
06/29/2006 Meet the STS-121 Crew The Rookies
06/29/2006 Chocolate, Wine, Spicy Foods May Be OK For Heartburn, Stanford Study Finds
06/29/2006 Avoiding House Dust Mites And Changing Diet Proves Ineffective
06/29/2006 First Human Trial Of Antibacterial Contact Lens
06/29/2006 Research Reinforces Findings That Chinese Exercises Benefit Older Adults
06/29/2006 Cancer-causing Protein May Heal Damaged Spinal Cord And Brain Cells
06/29/2006 Researchers Create New Organic Gel Nanomaterials
06/29/2006 Pa. keeps fingers crossed for floods' ebb
06/29/2006 Next meeting of permanent parliamentary commission on science and education was held
06/29/2006 Lighting the key to energy saving
06/29/2006 Congolese hopeful ahead of July 30 vote The Christian Science Monitor
06/29/2006 William Shurcliff, 97; Outspoken Physicist on Manhattan Project
06/29/2006 Senator Moves to Suspend New Arsenic Limit for Tap Water
06/29/2006 Giving science a voice in managing our fisheries
06/28/2006 Why We Must Flee the Planet The Geometry of Earth is All Wrong
06/28/2006 'Science of Superman' breaks down his strengths
06/28/2006 Hopkins Researchers Develop New Quick Tool To Sort Out Insect Bites In Children
06/28/2006 Afghanistan To Protect Wildlife And Wild Lands
06/28/2006 Carnegie Mellon Researchers Discover New Cell Properties
06/28/2006 NASA Satellite Positioning Software May Aid In Tsunami Warnings
06/28/2006 Ultrasound May Help Regrow Teeth
06/28/2006 Breakthrough In Silicon Photonics Devices
06/28/2006 'Artificial waves' may squeeze more oil from reserves
06/28/2006 Valley of the Kings Journal Guardian of Egypt's Past Preserves a Moment of Mystery
06/28/2006 Dell Expands Its Computer Recycling Program
06/28/2006 New German Rule Could Increase Greenhouse Gas Emissions
06/28/2006 India, UK sign accords on IPR and science
06/28/2006 Afghanistan Plans Protected Wildlife Areas
06/28/2006 Clouds could thwart shuttle launch
06/28/2006 BLOG NASA Budget Overhaul Hubble Included
06/28/2006 Rains continue to plague Northeast
06/28/2006 Germany sets lax carbon quotas
06/28/2006 Archeologists Unveil Pharaonic Tomb
06/28/2006 Justices Agree to Consider New Case on Emissions
06/28/2006 Side Effects Does This Mean People Turned Off, Tuned Out and Dropped In?
06/28/2006 Landmark sculpture a tribute to U of T's giants of biomedical science
06/28/2006 They hoped for Tut's mom, but mummy missing
06/28/2006 They hoped for Tut's mom, but tomb has no mummy
06/28/2006 NASA Software Gives Faster Tsunami Warning
06/28/2006 Edible Film Uses Are Increasing
06/28/2006 Organic Gel Nanomaterials Are Created
06/28/2006 UCLA Creates New Silicon Photonics Devices
06/28/2006 Baby rhino tracks in Malaysia raise hopes
06/28/2006 Baby gray whale births rebound
06/28/2006 Start the Clock NASA's Countdown Begins for Space Shuttle Launch
06/28/2006 Ancient Egyptian tomb opened, owner remains mysterious
06/28/2006 Start the Clock NASA's Countdown Begins for Space Shuttle Launch
06/28/2006 Primates Take Weather Into Account When Searching For Fruits
06/28/2006 Prototype Tasty Snack Food Developed With Special Health Benefits
06/28/2006 Blood Pressure Variability Increases Risk For Stroke Death
06/28/2006 Symbiotic Fungus Does Not Depend On Fungus-farming Ants For Reproduction, Researchers Say
06/28/2006 The Cytokine Diet The Next Fad In Weight Loss?
06/28/2006 Researchers Discover Which Organs In Antarctic Fish Produce Antifreeze
06/28/2006 Young African scientists convene in Ghana Second African Regional Youth Congress on Science and Technology entered its second day in Ghan.
06/28/2006 Nine dead as rain causes floods
06/28/2006 A simple picture of "watching eyes" keeps people honest
06/28/2006 Pentagon sued for blocking new wind power plants
06/28/2006 Seven dead in US floods, 200,000 ordered evacuated
06/28/2006 British Botanists Search For Orchid
06/28/2006 Bids For Lunch With Buffett Top 500K
06/28/2006 Invention 'to improve surgery'
06/28/2006 Dentist, engineer team up to regrow teeth
06/28/2006 Weather Clouds Saturday's Shuttle Launch
06/28/2006 'Midsummer Shakespeareance'
06/28/2006 Northrop Grumman Wins NASA Task Order For MSL Software Assurance
06/28/2006 Wright-Pat helping with flexible wing technology
06/28/2006 NASA to send Discovery back to space this week
06/28/2006 Old US Satellite Passes Space Station Without Incident
06/28/2006 Flights into space are never risk-free
06/28/2006 Afghanistan to protect wildlife and wild lands
06/28/2006 Nearly half of elementary school teachers admit to bullying
06/28/2006 First human trial of antibacterial contact lens
06/28/2006 Record now and smell-back later
06/28/2006 Killer tomatoes attack disease
06/28/2006 Hwang Woo-Suk To Resume Research In Korea
06/28/2006 Scientists Keep Close Watch On Gray Whales
06/28/2006 U.S. Announces Solar Energy Initiative
06/28/2006 Nine dead in U.S. floods National Weather Service
06/28/2006 Germany sets 'lax' carbon quotas
06/28/2006 Panel recommends limits on trans fats in processed foods
06/28/2006 Violence from male partners associated with serious health threats to pregnant women and newborns
06/28/2006 Finding of a new molecular marker of resistance to chemotherapy in breast cancer
06/28/2006 REM sleep behaviour disorder is an early marker of neurodegenerative diseases
06/28/2006 Carnegie Mellon researchers discover new cell properties
06/28/2006 China shows off secretive space program
06/28/2006 Kids Who Blow Bubbles Find Language Is Child's Play
06/28/2006 Tracking Computer-based Error Reports Improves Patient Safety, Hopkins Study Finds
06/28/2006 Coffee Intake Linked To Lower Diabetes Risk
06/28/2006 Hubble Reveals Two Dust Disks Around Nearby Star
06/28/2006 Production Of Key Alzheimer's Protein Monitored For First Time In Humans
06/28/2006 Bacteria, Beware New Finding About E Coli Could Block Infections, Lead To Better Treatments
06/28/2006 Millions Of Crickets Swarm In Western U.S.
06/28/2006 Venus outshines Mattek in first round
06/28/2006 U.S. Cars Among World's Worst Polluters
06/28/2006 NASA Engineer Quits 5 Days Before Launch
06/28/2006 Group Sonar used in Navy exercise may kill whales
06/28/2006 Bloggers Laugh Over Jon Stewart Study
06/28/2006 New Era Of Rocket Launches Begins At California Base
06/28/2006 Meet the STS-121 Crew The Spacewalkers
06/28/2006 Asteroid Defense NASA to Formulate Planetary Protection Plan
06/28/2006 US crude, gasoline inventories plunge
06/28/2006 Rains flood Pennsylvania, people stranded on roofs
06/28/2006 Group Navy sonar used in maritime exercise may kill whales
06/28/2006 Poisonous chameleon snake discovered
06/28/2006 Beyond and below the blue horizon
06/28/2006 The US space shuttle's 8 minute, 40 second trip into orbit
06/28/2006 6 reportedly dead in Northeast flooding
06/28/2006 ACS Weekly PressPac - June 26, 2006
06/28/2006 A candidate gene for familial idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis identified
06/28/2006 Anaesthetists need urgent guidance on patients who don't want to be resuscitated
06/28/2006 Perth researchers to trial bird flu vaccine
06/28/2006 Avoiding house dust mites and changing diet proves ineffective
06/28/2006 Study reveals high rate of diabetes in rural India
06/28/2006 Happy Birthday Methuselah South Dakota's Oldest Resident Turns 125
06/28/2006 Space Shuttle NASA's Risky, High-Stakes Gamble
06/28/2006 Superman Returns Good Trumps Evil with Charm and a Little Cheesiness
06/28/2006 'Big Brother' Eyes Encourage Honesty, Study Shows
06/28/2006 Landfills, Chemical Weapon Debris Possibly A Good Match, Computer Model Suggests
06/28/2006 Movies Show Nanotubes Bend Like Sluggish Guitar Strings
06/28/2006 Continuous Search Begun For Gravitational Waves
06/28/2006 Researchers stumble into tangled evolution of ancient spider web
06/28/2006 A look at fringe ideas for controlling climate
06/28/2006 NASA taps British astronaut for key spacewalk
06/28/2006 Men 'made gay in the womb'
06/28/2006 Decline in student science uptake
06/28/2006 Hubble trouble pressures shuttle
06/28/2006 Reverse Colorblindness Test
06/28/2006 Silica song Where science, art and the spirit meet
06/28/2006 Underwater Microscope Finds Biological Treasures in the Subtropical Ocean
06/28/2006 SIA Joins Other Latino Greeks to Raise 4000 for St. Jude's Children Hospital
06/28/2006 Learning time for teachers 160 polish their math, science skills at summer institute
06/28/2006 New York College of Health Professions Registers Its 'Science of Self Improvement' Program
06/28/2006 NASA Reassigns Engineer Before Shuttle Launch
06/28/2006 Secondhand Smoke It's All Bad
06/28/2006 US to make new bid to get shuttle back in space
06/28/2006 Mayo Clinic pioneers new method of jaw reconstruction for oral cancer patients
06/27/2006 New U.S. Spy Satellite Launches Spaceward Atop Delta 4 Rocket
06/27/2006 Norway Impact Gentler Than Atomic Bomb
06/27/2006 A probable cause for Parkinson's?
06/27/2006 Eighty below and loving it Montana State University scientists to get new cold lab
06/27/2006 Oral health of children and adolescents still reflects disparities
06/27/2006 Sperm, Egg, Genes New Research Reveals Unexpected Post-mating Gene Expression In Model Lab Insect
06/27/2006 Noise Measurement May Boost Cell Phone Performance
06/27/2006 Smoking And Obesity May Increase The Risk Of Erectile Dysfunction
06/27/2006 Microscopic Scaffolding Offers A 'Simple' Solution To Treating Skin Injuries
06/27/2006 Study Examines Kidney Stone Prevention In Astronauts
06/27/2006 NASA's Cassini Spacecraft Marks Mission Halfway Point
06/27/2006 BLOG Vice President to Attend Shuttle Launch
06/27/2006 Venus spacecraft spots double-eye vortex
06/27/2006 Watchful eyes foster honesty
06/27/2006 Rain continues falling on East
06/27/2006 Scientists OK Al Gore's movie for accuracy
06/27/2006 Double Vortex Found At Venus' South Pole
06/27/2006 Noise Measuring May Up Cell Phone Quality
06/27/2006 Hubble Finds Dust Disks Around Nearby Star
06/27/2006 Tumour development actors ERK1 and ERK2 found to play opposite roles
06/27/2006 'Big Brother' eyes encourage honesty, study shows
06/27/2006 LIVE Coverage Delta 4 Rocket Set to Launch U.S. Spy Satellite
06/27/2006 Last chance for China dolphin
06/27/2006 Germany to spark climate crisis
06/27/2006 Got gas price fury? Talk to your local Shell CEO
06/27/2006 ACS Weekly PressPac June 26, 2006
06/27/2006 Tips from The Journal of Neuroscience
06/27/2006 Tour De France Will Let Ullrich Compete
06/27/2006 Boulder mall to feature tech and science exhibits
06/27/2006 Alzheimer's deterioration may go unnoticed in some seniors
06/27/2006 Last chance for China's dolphin
06/27/2006 Second-hand smoke more dangerous than thought U.S. report
06/27/2006 Foam loss inevitable despite safety changes NASA
06/27/2006 BLOG Hubble's Troubled Camera Likely to Resume Ops on July 3
06/27/2006 Gore's movie got science right, experts say
06/27/2006 Surgeon General Buys Into Junk Science and Social Engineering
06/27/2006 A Car's Middle Back Seat May Be Least Desirable, But It's The Safest
06/27/2006 No Risk-free Level Of Exposure To Secondhand Smoke, Surgeon General Says
06/27/2006 Protein Tied To Usher Syndrome May Be Hearing's 'Missing Link'
06/27/2006 Aboard Space Station, Astronauts Wait for STS-121 Crew
06/27/2006 Increased nighttime blood pressure may be linked to higher risk for congestive heart failure
06/27/2006 Cognitive behavioral therapy appears more effective than sleep medication for treating insomnia
06/27/2006 July GEOLOGY media highlights
06/27/2006 Smoking and obesity may increase the risk of erectile dysfunction
06/27/2006 Better beetle sought for salt cedar control
06/27/2006 Study documents outbreak of fungal eye infections among contact lens wearers in Singapore
06/27/2006 Blood pressure variability increases risk for stroke death
06/27/2006 Shuttle Is Set for Liftoff Saturday, With All Eyes on the Fuel Tank
06/27/2006 Gore's Climate Science Largely Accurate, Experts Say
06/27/2006 Japanese People Aren't Having Enough Sex
06/27/2006 Preventive treatment reduces risk of malaria in infants
06/27/2006 Better bettle sought for salt cedar control
06/27/2006 New research reveals unexpected post-mating gene expression in model lab insect
06/27/2006 National Academies advisory Assessing geographic information science
06/27/2006 Birthday treats for Britain's dogs
06/27/2006 Strong earthquake hits off India's Nicobar islands
06/27/2006 Climate experts Gore's movie gets the science right
06/27/2006 25% of Women's Purses found to Carry E. COLI...some even carry Hepatitis!
06/27/2006 Earth's Short-Term Wobbles Are Studied
06/27/2006 Bayer CropScience buys rights to insecticides
06/27/2006 Venice Fights Creeping Chinese Seaweed
06/27/2006 STS-121 Astronaut Crew Arrive at NASA Spaceport
06/27/2006 Venus' Double Vortex Confirmed in New Animation
06/27/2006 Scientists OK Gore's movie for accuracy
06/27/2006 Earth`s short-term wobbles are studied
06/27/2006 Gravitational wave detector is operational
06/27/2006 New technology water purification created
06/27/2006 Scientists OK Gore's Movie for Accuracy
06/27/2006 Miami, Xavier wins funds for math/science partnership
06/27/2006 C. difficile genome offers clues to fighting infection
06/27/2006 Changes In Womb Linked To Homosexuality
06/27/2006 Chemically Tainted Debris Disposal Studied
06/27/2006 Retired UMaine political science professor dies in Bangor
06/27/2006 Landfills, chemical weapon debris possibly a good match, computer model suggests
06/27/2006 Noise measurement may boost cell phone performance
06/27/2006 Movies show nanotubes bend like sluggish guitar strings
06/27/2006 Improved rating for residential fuel cells
06/27/2006 U of M study examines kidney stone prevention in astronauts
06/27/2006 Soft materials buckle up for measurement
06/27/2006 Rooftop PV data for better energy prediction models
06/27/2006 MetOp-A gets green light for 17 July launch date
06/27/2006 Old US satellite floats near International Space Station Roundup
06/27/2006 Organic dairy growth raises concerns
06/27/2006 ETS Poll New Jerseyans See Math and Science as Key to U.S. Competitiveness
06/27/2006 Whooping cranes hatch chicks in wild
06/27/2006 Happy Birthday Methusela South Dakota's Oldest Resident Turns 125
06/27/2006 Shuttle engineer says he off team
06/27/2006 Pelican Life Sciences acquires three companies
06/27/2006 Rare medical book on Quebec trapper hits auction block
06/27/2006 The Energy Challenge | Exotic Visions How to Cool a Planet Maybe
06/27/2006 Chocolate products could be tainted, CFIA warns
06/27/2006 Severe Hot Flashes Associated With Chronic Insomnia
06/27/2006 Mushrooms As Good An Antioxidant Source As More Colorful Veggies
06/27/2006 Chest X-ray Exposure May Increase Likelihood Of Breast Cancer
06/27/2006 Double Vortex At Venus South Pole Unveiled
06/27/2006 Alzheimer's may lurk without symptoms
06/27/2006 New understanding of blades to lead to better cutting of super-hard high tech materials
06/27/2006 Curtain may be closing on scientific water controversy
06/27/2006 Radioactive scorpion venom for fighting cancer
06/27/2006 NYU scientists begin second phase of project to better understand disease
06/27/2006 Symbiotic fungus does not depend on fungus-farming ants for reproduction, researchers say
06/27/2006 Microscopic scaffolding offers a 'simple' solution to treating skin injuries
06/27/2006 Double vortex at Venus South Pole unveiled!
06/27/2006 DOE JGI releases IMG 1.5 with curated archaeal genomes
06/27/2006 secondhand smoke
06/27/2006 World's Tallest Tower To Be Completed in 2008
06/27/2006 German carbon cap 'unbelievable'
06/27/2006 Iran's ideological army takes on energy contracts
06/27/2006 Heinlein Prize Trust to Honor X Prize Founder, Peter Diamandis
06/27/2006 BLOG Bezos Booster Details, the New Shepard Rocket
06/27/2006 Cultural Transmission In Bats When Listening For Dinner, Bats Learn From Their Neighbors
06/27/2006 Semantics Poses Challenge For Web Services
06/27/2006 Armed With Cannons, Cranes And Wind Machines, Engineers Test Houses
06/27/2006 Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Near Schools May Pose Asthma Risk
06/27/2006 First Compilation Of Tropical Ice Cores Shows Abrupt Global Climate Shifts
06/27/2006 Off the wire When access management becomes rocket science
06/27/2006 Meet the STS-121 Crew The Flyers
06/27/2006 Three New Lemurs Discovered
06/27/2006 New color-changing snake found in Borneo
06/27/2006 Animal rights activists stop yak rides in warm Indian hill town
06/27/2006 Europe has much riding aboard US space shuttle
06/27/2006 Tropical depression could form south of Carolinas NHC
06/27/2006 Sellers ready for his 'big walk'
06/27/2006 stealth radar Traffic cops could check speed without triggering detectors
06/27/2006 How to Win on Ebay Snipe
06/27/2006 Tracking Earth's wobbles down to the size of a cell phone
06/27/2006 The Dark Side of Stem Cells The Real Culprits in Cancer?
06/27/2006 Georgia Scientists & National Laboratory Group Make Announcement at International Food Tech Event
06/27/2006 Complex thinking required to understand SARCASM
06/27/2006 Happy Trails To You
06/27/2006 AP NASA analysts screen launch video
06/27/2006 Outdoor classroom will be used for science
06/27/2006 Denice Denton, 1959-2006 Former UW dean fought for women in the sciences
06/27/2006 Coming soon - mind-reading computers
06/27/2006 Second Annual Honeycomb Connect People in Life Sciences R&D Convention July 23-25, 2006
06/26/2006 Color-changing snake found in Borneo
06/26/2006 Background Shuttle's external tank is spacecraft's Achilles heel
06/26/2006 NASA plays it safe in launch of Discovery
06/26/2006 Borneo snake shows its changing colours Updated
06/26/2006 Chameleon-like snake discovered in Indonesia
06/26/2006 Huge Asteroid to Fly Past Earth July 3
06/26/2006 New cardiac MRI pinpoints closed arteries without surgery
06/26/2006 Team approach to rare cardiovascular, renal surgery at UT Southwestern provides impressive results
06/26/2006 Obesity in prostate cancer patients predicts cancer recurrence and progression
06/26/2006 Memory loss affects more of the brain than previously thought
06/26/2006 New insights into the impact of pregnancy on inflammatory arthritis
06/26/2006 New genes implicated in rheumatoid arthritis
06/26/2006 New tool tracks brain development in babies
06/26/2006 Shuttle Is Set for Liftoff Saturday, With All Eyes on the Fuel Tank
06/26/2006 The Hunt Continues for the Holy Grail A Red Iris
06/26/2006 Way, Way Back on the Family Tree, a Common Ancestor of Web Architects
06/26/2006 Scientist at Work Dr. Arata Kochi An Iron Fist Joins the Malaria Wars
06/26/2006 Essay 'Tough Love' Lessons From a Deadly Epidemic
06/26/2006 The Energy Challenge Exotic Visions How to Cool a Planet Maybe
06/26/2006 New Era In Space Weather Prediction Scientists Accurately Simulate Appearance Of Sun's Corona ...
06/26/2006 Temex-backed T4Science to aim for maser clock market
06/26/2006 Chinese speakers and English speakers do Math differently in their head
06/26/2006 Scientists hope to uncover more Qld fossils
06/26/2006 Ontario urges U.S. co-operation on air pollution
06/26/2006 Uganda says development can protect Great Apes
06/26/2006 Only a tiller in hand
06/26/2006 The Nation's Weather
06/26/2006 An Introduction to Information Theory
06/26/2006 Scientists plan to attach high-tech equipment to fish
06/26/2006 Snake displays changing colours
06/26/2006 Study Many Glaciers Will Soon Disappear
06/26/2006 NASA JSC's Head of Engineering Re-Assigned Days Before STS-121 Launch
06/26/2006 Chest X-ray exposure may increase likelihood of breast cancer
06/26/2006 New color-changing snake found in Borneo WWF
06/26/2006 NASA 'Weightless Wonder' Hosts Experiments
06/26/2006 Underwater Microscope Makes Startling Find
06/26/2006 Unique Deep Sea Vehicle Is Named 'Nereus'
06/26/2006 No Pictures Please Researchers Develop System to Thwart Unwanted Video and Still Photography