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07/20/2008 [-] Compiled By LAUREN DONOVAN... Derived Headline
07/20/2008 [-] Benzie Agencies Unhappy With Park Plan
07/20/2008 [-] Unlike Most People, Gardeners Love... Derived Headline
07/20/2008 [-] Priscilla Fischer, 81... Derived Headline
07/20/2008 [-] The Shelf Guide to Build Green Homes
07/20/2008 [-] BRIEF More Than 2,000 Woodland Fires Contained, CDF Says
07/20/2008 [-] California Drum Circle Ends in Stabbing
07/20/2008 [-] Life Sciences Study results from Rabin Medical Center update understanding of life sciences
07/20/2008 [-] Maine's Mountaintops Abandoned By LURC
07/20/2008 [-] Can science explain why ABBA is so catchy?
07/20/2008 [-] Make way Ronaldo, here come the football robots
07/20/2008 [-] Gene test would assess lung cancer
07/20/2008 [-] Cancer sufferer hails veg drink
07/20/2008 [-] Biologist Pursuing World's Largest Freshwater Stingray
07/20/2008 [-] Caption Only Youths Love a Parade
07/20/2008 [-] Congress Moves on Land Deals
07/20/2008 [-] Osceola County Commissioners Consider Megadevelopment
07/20/2008 [-] This Week's Salt Lake Area Meetings, Conventions and Activities
07/20/2008 [-] Deltona Parks Chief Quits, Joining Exodus That Began Last Fall
07/20/2008 [-] Let's Work Together on Energy
07/20/2008 [-] Friends of Wildlife TreeHouse Center is an Endangered Species
07/20/2008 [-] Protected Birds Drive Out Beach Motorists
07/20/2008 [-] Is Pleasure Proper Use of Taxes?
07/20/2008 [-] Visalia to Put 68m into Sewage Treatment Plant
07/20/2008 [-] Edward Bateman - Digital Artist Takes Objects into New Realm
07/20/2008 [-] Iraqi Hospitals, Factories Warned for Environmental Violations
07/20/2008 [-] 'Accidental Wilderness' is Mecca for Nature Lovers
07/20/2008 [-] Helicopter Crash Kills 3 in Price
07/20/2008 [-] Walking With Lions
07/20/2008 [-] N.Y. Jeweler's Earrings Recovered From Landfill
07/20/2008 [-] Grosse Pointe Park Lawn Care Company Uses Organic Ingredients
07/20/2008 [-] Boone, Avondale to Hold Chem-Demil Meetings
07/20/2008 [-] Tomorrow's Body Armor Could Fight Germs
07/20/2008 [-] Tomorrow's Body Armor Could Fight Germs
07/20/2008 [-] A Mystery of Science and Nature 'Madapple'
07/20/2008 [-] Fossil Crafter
07/20/2008 [-] Outdoor's Calendar STEP Program
07/20/2008 [-] Board Won't Pursue Sand Dredging Project
07/20/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Let's Keep Pressure Up to Protect Pristine Rivers
07/20/2008 [-] Finding Poetry in Animal Migrations
07/20/2008 [-] Gulf Sharks Often Tagged Whale Kind One of Many
07/20/2008 [-] Your Letters Your Letters
07/20/2008 [-] BRIEF Man Apparently Drowns at Malibu Creek Park
07/20/2008 [-] Surprise, Surprise!
07/20/2008 [-] Weeds, Trash Create an Eyesore on Street
07/20/2008 [-] Monsoons Demand Respect, Extreme Caution
07/20/2008 [-] Boardwalk Basks in Ranking
07/20/2008 [-] Gaming technology used in drone planes
07/20/2008 [-] U.S. losing its science edge 13 hrs ago
07/20/2008 [-] NASA eyes buying Japan's cargo spacecraft report
07/20/2008 [-] Acme Tool Sponsors Walleye Tournament
07/20/2008 [-] Suzan Mazur Altenberg 16, AAAS/Science Magazine The Dorak Affair
07/20/2008 [-] The Tribune's 4 Reasons to Go
07/20/2008 [-] Retired Officers Aim for Special Gun Permits
07/20/2008 [-] Plantation Couple Experts on Conserving Resources
07/20/2008 [-] Hikers Help Clear Falls Lake Trail
07/20/2008 [-] Landfill-Fee Ruling Could Can Cambria Recycling Money
07/20/2008 [-] Tech Park Work on Schedule
07/20/2008 [-] It's Been a Tough Summer so Far for Lake Superior Charter Captains
07/20/2008 [-] City Approves Hallandale Square Project
07/20/2008 [-] Kenyan Leaders Urge State to Settle People Ordered Out of Forest
07/20/2008 [-] Women Play Large Role in Key Weld County Industry
07/20/2008 [-] New Federal Policy Seen As Boon to Farmers
07/20/2008 [-] China Publishes Handbook on Signs of Poison Attack
07/20/2008 [-] Gadgets 'lead to in-car irritation'
07/20/2008 [-] Rancor Greets Water Agency
07/20/2008 [-] Looking to Protect the Leatherback Turtles
07/20/2008 [-] Anger Erupts at Water Meeting
07/20/2008 [-] A Smooth Repair
07/20/2008 [-] Shirley Wild Aquarium Gala Tops Itself
07/20/2008 [-] KDWP Hoping to Speed Up Bass Spawn
07/20/2008 [-] Outdoors Digest Catch of the Week
07/20/2008 [-] Egypt Negotiates Troubled Waters
07/20/2008 [-] Port Acres Fun Day Benefits Rita Recovery Project
07/20/2008 [-] Thirst for Oil Turns Sanctuary into Battleground
07/20/2008 [-] Stalk This Way
07/20/2008 [-] Eh&S Clinic
07/20/2008 [-] Dr. Effort is first black man on state dentistry board
07/20/2008 [-] ECOSS 25 The 25th European Conference on Surface Science
07/20/2008 [-] Field Poll Bush approval rating drops in Calif.
07/20/2008 [-] NASA eyes buying Japan's cargo spacecraft paper
07/20/2008 [-] Bioscience industry tackles its challenges
07/20/2008 [-] Art meets Science at Computer Graphics Conference
07/20/2008 [-] Water Regulators Say Ruling Stops Citations for Discharges
07/20/2008 [-] Birmingham the Launchpad for Drive to Promote Science
07/20/2008 [-] Makemake Is Named the Newest Plutoid
07/20/2008 [-] Junk food diet fuels epidemic of pet obesity
07/20/2008 [-] Hi-tech is turning us all into time-wasters
07/20/2008 [-] Science fact or fiction
07/20/2008 [-] Life Sciences Symposium on Patent Landscaping and Transfer ot Technology under Multilateral Environmental Agreements
07/20/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 20 Jul 2008
07/20/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Check Out Market
07/20/2008 [-] BRIEF City to Add Free Chlorine to Water Supply
07/20/2008 [-] BRIEF Firefighters Battle Blaze in Little River
07/20/2008 [-] News In Brief Scrapyard in Flames
07/20/2008 [-] Your Life Conjure Up Med Magic ; Gardening
07/20/2008 [-] NORTH TODAY Hannah's Help ; AWARDS
07/20/2008 [-] Greek Islands ; 10 Reasons to Visit ...
07/20/2008 [-] Volunteers Needed for Sandbag Removal
07/20/2008 [-] Letter Housing Surprise
07/20/2008 [-] Bomb Man Gets 7 Yrs ; COURT
07/19/2008 [-] Dwarf planet near Pluto named for Polynesian god
07/19/2008 [-] Science fact or fiction?
07/19/2008 [-] Milk Shake-Up; Fonterra Feels Pressure As Competitors Emerge
07/19/2008 [-] Controversial Fusion Scientist Accused of Misconduct
07/19/2008 [-] State Supreme Court gives new protection to endangered species
07/19/2008 [-] Court Rejects Ocean View Lawsuit Cannery Row
07/19/2008 [-] Cherry Point Herring Population Sags
07/19/2008 [-] Massive Sewer Makeover OK'D
07/19/2008 [-] Southeastern District Wants Bigger Share to Fight Tamarisk
07/19/2008 [-] Beans may be off the menu due to fewer bumblebees Selkirk Today
07/19/2008 [-] Court Rules Against City
07/19/2008 [-] SE Board Objects to El Paso County Water Deals
07/19/2008 [-] Steady Rainfall AIDS Isles
07/19/2008 [-] Utah Justices Rule Riverbeds Must Be Open to the Public
07/19/2008 [-] Powell Pipeline Estimated at 1B
07/19/2008 [-] Mill Hollow Fire Expands From 533 to 668 Acres
07/19/2008 [-] Rescued Sea Lion Gravely Ill 'San Tomas' to Be Euthanized
07/19/2008 [-] Seminole to Stop Putting Fluoride in Water
07/19/2008 [-] First Unitarian Forum to Discuss 'Maize Maze'
07/19/2008 [-] Ontario is Taking Steps to Join Climate Initiative
07/19/2008 [-] Association to Study Air in Eastern Utah
07/19/2008 [-] Raser Technologies Signs 8 More Geothermal Leases
07/19/2008 [-] Get Best of Garden Ready for Show
07/19/2008 [-] Farm Creek Area Being Monitored for Flooding
07/19/2008 [-] Lobsters Flourish in Britain's First Marine Reserve
07/19/2008 [-] Moderate Drought Conditions Continue in Lenoir County
07/19/2008 [-] Money From Water Sales Still Pouring in
07/19/2008 [-] Rezoning Denial Rescinded
07/19/2008 [-] Kids Learn About Wilderness Ways on Field Trip
07/19/2008 [-] Bill Critical to Future Recycling
07/19/2008 [-] Greener on the Other Side? So What?
07/19/2008 [-] River Recovers Mobridge, Pollock Enjoy Benefits
07/19/2008 [-] Meeting Set on Storm Preparing
07/19/2008 [-] Health check
07/19/2008 [-] Pharmacy Educators Break Science
07/19/2008 [-] Exploring The Science Behind The Instinct To Buy
07/19/2008 [-] GREEN
07/19/2008 [-] Graphene confirmed to be one of the strongest materials known to science
07/19/2008 [-] Gauging Age of Universe Becomes More Precise
07/19/2008 [-] The World's Spookiest Weapons Popular Science
07/19/2008 [-] Light rays used to judge health of plants
07/19/2008 [-] Second Life A Wide World for Med, Science Students
07/19/2008 [-] Jump in Jellyfish Gives LIers That Stinging Feeling
07/19/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Environment Comes First Action Needed, Not Debate
07/19/2008 [-] BRIEF Radio Show Walkout Beams Out the Static
07/19/2008 [-] Not so Fast on Westward Sprawl, State Tells Dade
07/19/2008 [-] Union's Discharges Feed Crops
07/19/2008 [-] Board Deems River Navigable, Call for Public Works Review
07/19/2008 [-] Floating Poles a Hazard to Drivers
07/19/2008 [-] Online College to Graduate 642
07/19/2008 [-] Grant to Help Pay for Improvements
07/19/2008 [-] Women's Boating Class Coming Up This Weekend in Huber Heights
07/19/2008 [-] Tsunami warning lifted
07/19/2008 [-] What loud bar music does to you...
07/19/2008 [-] Malaysia, Indonesia sign science-tech MoUs
07/19/2008 [-] GE, NYSUT host math. science programs for teachers
07/19/2008 [-] Fusion scientist misconduct
07/19/2008 [-] Preservation of Heath owed something to John's science
07/19/2008 [-] 250M 'science quarter' plan fulfills longtime dream
07/19/2008 [-] Science camp explores energy crisis
07/19/2008 [-] Space science sparks interest in students
07/19/2008 [-] PHOTOS WSU TC Science Detective Camp
07/19/2008 [-] Submarines to plumb deepest lake
07/19/2008 [-] News Digest
07/19/2008 [-] Anatomy exhibition tickets on sale
07/19/2008 [-] The Inconvenient Science of Racial DNA Profiling
07/19/2008 [-] Virtual Math & Science Camps
07/19/2008 [-] Purdue physicist found guilty of misconduct
07/19/2008 [-] BRIEF TOUR Public Can Get Inside Look at McNary Dam Tomorrow
07/19/2008 [-] Fresno Judges Rule Three Fish Species Risk Extinction
07/19/2008 [-] Salmon Threatened With Extinction, Judge Says
07/19/2008 [-] Fish Passes to Be Built in Pounds 600,000 Sewers Project
07/19/2008 [-] Global Warming Report Is Forecast a Wake-Up Call, or a Cry of Wolf?
07/19/2008 [-] Number of Cherry Point Herring Declines
07/19/2008 [-] Sheriff-Fire Complex Gains New Ground
07/19/2008 [-] BRIEF Cold Springs Fire Still Smoldering
07/19/2008 [-] Sea Lion Rescued From Santa Clara Aqueduct is Sick, Will Be Euthanized
07/19/2008 [-] BRIEF Pair Ejected and Killed in Southwest Utah Wreck
07/19/2008 [-] Dubuque Osprey Program Taking Flight
07/19/2008 [-] Gardeners Being Bothered By Variety of Problems
07/19/2008 [-] Bush Surveys Wildfires
07/19/2008 [-] A Toe-Tapping Tribute to Landscape
07/19/2008 [-] BRIEF River Flow to Be Higher Next 3 Days
07/19/2008 [-] Dunes' Milk-Vetch Plant Remains Protected
07/19/2008 [-] MP Meets Water Minister Over Bills
07/19/2008 [-] Exploring Refuge Wouldn't Exploit It
07/19/2008 [-] You Can't Spell Science Without 'She'
07/19/2008 [-] Science camp lets U.K. pupil explore
07/19/2008 [-] Smith thrives on applied science
07/19/2008 [-] National Briefing Science Science Misconduct by Researcher Is Found
07/19/2008 [-] Consultant Reviews Goals of Plan for Town of Pomfret
07/19/2008 [-] Livingston Board OKs Wind Farm
07/19/2008 [-] Water Entitites Agree to Building Lakes
07/19/2008 [-] Brush Fire Breaks Out Near Hastings Ranch
07/19/2008 [-] No, The Internet Is Not Bad For Science; Bad Research Is Bad For Science
07/19/2008 [-] Some Jeffersonville Residents May Be Forced Onto City Sewers
07/19/2008 [-] Montgomery County Issues Advisory on Outdoor Burning
07/19/2008 [-] Champaign County, Ill., Forest Board Puts Tax Increase on Ballot
07/19/2008 [-] Angling Salmon Are in at the Deep End
07/19/2008 [-] A Glimpse into Hell on Earth
07/19/2008 [-] Looking for Leaders in the Agriculture and Food Sector
07/19/2008 [-] Fined for Leakage
07/19/2008 [-] Chemical Flowed into Burn
07/19/2008 [-] Students seek homework help online
07/19/2008 [-] Hackers convene Last HOPE conference in the Big Apple 60-Second Science Blog
07/19/2008 [-] NIH official nixes large HIV vaccine trial 60-Second Science Blog
07/19/2008 [-] Movers roundup Gilead Sciences, AMD
07/19/2008 [-] Bad science Still no cure for cancer hysteria
07/18/2008 [-] Bridging the Digital Divide at ESOF 2008, Europe's Largest Interdisciplinary Science Conference
07/18/2008 [-] Houston's Top Five science benefactors No. 4
07/18/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 19 Jul 2008
07/18/2008 [-] Surgery growing for late-elderly patients
07/18/2008 [-] Students Showcase Math and Science Skills
07/18/2008 [-] Museums Fit Teaching Strategy
07/18/2008 [-] Poland Spring Permit Upheld
07/18/2008 [-] Crossing Hits Sensitive Spots
07/18/2008 [-] Colorado Homeland Security Director Enters Dam Talks
07/18/2008 [-] Proposed Environmental Services Fee Hikes Questioned
07/18/2008 [-] Kinnelon Approves Plan to Help Save Weber Tract
07/18/2008 [-] Seaside Dining That Rocks
07/18/2008 [-] More Mormons Exiting Salt Lake City and Moving to the Suburbs
07/18/2008 [-] Trolling for Sense
07/18/2008 [-] Court Raids Put Focus on Contractors
07/18/2008 [-] Wind Farm at Turitea Moves Closer
07/18/2008 [-] Motorized Access to Forest Roads May Be Cut 55%
07/18/2008 [-] Sedgwick Historians to Hear Photo Archivist
07/18/2008 [-] Fire Breaks Circle Cold Springs Blaze
07/18/2008 [-] Python Finds Home, for Now
07/18/2008 [-] EPA Poor Air Quality Today, into Weekend
07/18/2008 [-] For Second Time This Week, Mobile Home Lost in Blaze
07/18/2008 [-] Callahan Mine Pollution Risk Justifies Study
07/18/2008 [-] Part and Parcel of the Times
07/18/2008 [-] 995,000 Sought For Sludge Cleanup At Southington Plant
07/18/2008 [-] Loud Music in Bars Hastens Drinking
07/18/2008 [-] NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Tasmanian Devil becomes sexually precocious to beat extinction
07/18/2008 [-] Football fans cheer to the science of solitons
07/18/2008 [-] Hundreds of baby penguins found dead in Brazil
07/18/2008 [-] Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com Global Warming Conclusively Debunked As Gore Calls For CO2 Tax
07/18/2008 [-] Science quiz
07/18/2008 [-] Mickelson to teach the science of golf
07/18/2008 [-] The Moon, From the Other Side
07/18/2008 [-] Giant's Electric-Assist Bicycle A Review 60-Second Science Blog
07/18/2008 [-] A constellation of problems for shuttle's replacement 60-Second Science Blog
07/18/2008 [-] NASA Filmmaker Debuts 'Plight Of The Puffins'
07/18/2008 [-] Rumor Debunked No Flip-Flop on Global Warming
07/18/2008 [-] DailyTech Myth of Consensus Explodes APS Opens Global Warming Debate
07/18/2008 [-] Bill Ruckelshaus Appointed COO/CFO at Revenue Science
07/18/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 18 Jul 2008
07/18/2008 [-] New Video Sees Earth from Alien Perspective
07/18/2008 [-] Singing for sex and other fishy sounds
07/18/2008 [-] Grunting fish yield vocal clues
07/18/2008 [-] Warming Poses 'Substantial' Risk to Humans, EPA Warns
07/18/2008 [-] Bottom Fish Are Hiding in the Dark, Dirty Water Catch
07/18/2008 [-] Scientists Study The Evolution Of Social Communication In Fish
07/18/2008 [-] Texas OKs Major Wind-Power Project
07/18/2008 [-] Lionfish Threaten Coral Reefs And Other Fish
07/18/2008 [-] Wisconsin governor names new science adviser
07/18/2008 [-] Learning Science Through Matchbox Racing
07/18/2008 [-] Bush Surveys California Wildfires
07/18/2008 [-] MormonTimes.Com A Pioneer-Day Interview With Brother Brigham
07/18/2008 [-] Milwaukee Could Clog Water Deal
07/18/2008 [-] Board Weighs Widening of Beaches Via Nearby Dredging
07/18/2008 [-] Winterport Planned Dam Removal Needs Action
07/18/2008 [-] Bush-Sewage Measure Will Be on the Ballot
07/18/2008 [-] Three Dead, One Missing After Boat Capsizes in Central China
07/18/2008 [-] Crackdown Puts Pinch on Illegal Crabbers
07/18/2008 [-] 300 Demand City Do More to Speed Halaco Cleanup
07/18/2008 [-] La. Project Could Be Model for HQ Hotel in the Beach
07/18/2008 [-] Albums Explore the Outer Limits of Genre Bluegrass Notes
07/18/2008 [-] Lawyer Spears, Federline Reach Settlement
07/18/2008 [-] Areva to Hold Internal Enquiry into Socatri Incident
07/18/2008 [-] An Uphill Battle on Offshore Drilling
07/18/2008 [-] King of Mountain Standings After 7th Stage of Tour De Qinghai Lake
07/18/2008 [-] Chemical Company Told to Clean Up
07/18/2008 [-] Right and Wrong How War Changes Children
07/18/2008 [-] Biocon and Abraxis BioScience Launch ABRAXANE in India for Treatment of Breast Cancer
07/18/2008 [-] £100m biomass power plant announced
07/18/2008 [-] Africa £3.3 Million Boost for African Science
07/18/2008 [-] MSSS Delivers First Science Instrument to JPL for 2009 Mars Rover Mission Payload
07/18/2008 [-] Scooters are cool
07/18/2008 [-] Art, science camps attract students
07/18/2008 [-] Science Barge NYC
07/18/2008 [-] Science Barge
07/18/2008 [-] Scientists scrap major Aids vaccine test
07/18/2008 [-] SLC the Latest to Consider Alternative Schedule
07/18/2008 [-] Remerton Seeks Valdosta Water
07/18/2008 [-] Allard Secures Funding for CSU Ag Projects
07/18/2008 [-] BRIEF Wetland Park Begun in South Raleigh
07/18/2008 [-] BRIEF Recycle Electronics Today, Saturday
07/18/2008 [-] QA Paul Kirkland
07/18/2008 [-] Where Waterfronts Are Plentiful, Affordable
07/18/2008 [-] French find N-plant uranium leak
07/18/2008 [-] Lifeguard Then and Now, Just the Best Job
07/18/2008 [-] PAEDC Hope to Develop Another Business Park
07/18/2008 [-] Fisherman Drowns in Palm Beach County Canal
07/18/2008 [-] Livingston Co. Board Approves Wind Farm
07/18/2008 [-] Community Gets a Look at County's Comprehensive Plan
07/18/2008 [-] Bird flu claims cargo worker
07/18/2008 [-] Going back in time...
07/18/2008 [-] Breakthrough for Alzheimer's patients
07/18/2008 [-] Sleeping too much? Better not...
07/18/2008 [-] Report Looks at Environmental Impact of Alternative Fuels
07/18/2008 [-] WL Awards Grants
07/18/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Greensburg Laurels Lances
07/18/2008 [-] The Grass Sounds Blue on Monument Avenue
07/18/2008 [-] Louisiana Project Could Be Model for Hotel in the Beach
07/18/2008 [-] A Review of Current Tanzanian National Environmental Policy
07/18/2008 [-] Reducing Run-Off for Clean Water
07/18/2008 [-] NFU Defends Growers' Environmental Credentials
07/18/2008 [-] Contract News BRIEFS
07/18/2008 [-] New Fire Burns in Dismal Swamp
07/18/2008 [-] Harmful Chemical Returns
07/18/2008 [-] Super Sniffer
07/18/2008 [-] Pop Stars
07/18/2008 [-] Tropical Storm Fausto nears hurricane strength
07/18/2008 [-] Science fiction from George Dyson
07/18/2008 [-] Rowing for the disabled City program impacts lives
07/18/2008 [-] Paedophiles alert on dating website
07/18/2008 [-] In the U.S., a rise seen in medical efforts to treat the very old
07/18/2008 [-] Girl returning to area after brain procedure
07/18/2008 [-] Teacher Dives into Marine Biology Class
07/18/2008 [-] BRIEF Pasco West Lions to Receive Its Charter
07/18/2008 [-] 'Govt Should Declare Drought in State'
07/18/2008 [-] RTI Reveals City Highrises Are Fire Traps
07/18/2008 [-] BRIEF Lockheed Martin Receives 30 Million Contract
07/18/2008 [-] THE READ ; Toxic Chemical Found in Household Items
07/18/2008 [-] IOC Dumps Petrochem Plan From Paradip Project
07/18/2008 [-] Beyond Cold How the World Works at 459 Degrees
07/18/2008 [-] Science panel says 200B needed for hydrogen vehicles
07/18/2008 [-] MATERIALS SCIENCE A Microfluidic Construction Kit
07/18/2008 [-] Two Condor Chicks Survive Wildfires; Third Still Missing
07/18/2008 [-] Fire Victims' Family Sues Pike Co. Business
07/18/2008 [-] Chevron's Act Helps Madrona Marsh Preserve Grow
07/18/2008 [-] Hiker Plucked From Mt. Tam in Dramatic Rescue
07/18/2008 [-] Don't Expect New Drilling Off the Coast Anytime Soon
07/18/2008 [-] Fishing Line / By Will Elliott
07/18/2008 [-] BRIEF Smog Danger Expected to Last Through Saturday
07/18/2008 [-] The Problems With 'Nanny Bills'
07/18/2008 [-] BRIEF Meth Maker Gets Five-Year Sentence
07/18/2008 [-] Cognition nutrition Food for thought
07/18/2008 [-] FDA lifts salmonella alert for tomatoes
07/18/2008 [-] Drugs Decision on cervical cancer vaccine is false economy, say ...
07/18/2008 [-] Is the Internet Bad for Science
07/18/2008 [-] Science Blogging!
07/18/2008 [-] NEWS FOCUS ACOUSTICS '08 Sound Science Maps Venetian Canals and Peruvian Ruins
07/18/2008 [-] BOOKS ET AL. PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Addressing Complexity
07/18/2008 [-] PERSPECTIVES MATERIALS SCIENCE Tracking Corrosion Cracking
07/18/2008 [-] REPORTS Electronic Publication and the Narrowing of Science and Scholarship
07/18/2008 [-] Human trial for vaccine against HIV is canceled
07/18/2008 [-] Online shopping 'up 38%' on 2007
07/18/2008 [-] Breastfeeding 'trust' link probed
07/18/2008 [-] More online child protection urged
07/18/2008 [-] News Can Affect Stereotyping, Study Says
07/18/2008 [-] Psychic Nearly Destroys Family
07/18/2008 [-] Philips Lake Opens Tomorrow for Fishing
07/18/2008 [-] West Palm Beach Fisherman Drowns in Canal
07/18/2008 [-] Police Sweep of Crab Harvest Nets Dozens of Violations
07/18/2008 [-] Plans for Recycling Site at Oriental Hit Snag
07/18/2008 [-] Peripheral Canal is Key for Delta, Fresh Water, Researchers Say
07/18/2008 [-] Photo Contest Accepting Entries
07/18/2008 [-] ACWA Statement on New Report From PPIC
07/18/2008 [-] Japan's Jan.-June Ethylene Output Down 8.2 Pct
07/18/2008 [-] Cytec Declares Quarterly Dividend
07/18/2008 [-] Fashion A Natural Way to Care for Your Skin
07/18/2008 [-] Taste is Ignorant of Organic Origin ; Raise A Glass
07/18/2008 [-] Revealing the secrets of Mars
07/18/2008 [-] Video Allen Institute for Brain Science Unveils World's First Genome-Wide Spinal Cord Atlas
07/18/2008 [-] Movie shows alien's-eye view of Earth and Moon
07/17/2008 [-] At PhysOrg.com Science News Website, Users Determine Site Organization
07/17/2008 [-] Gore challenge 100 percent renewable power in 10 years 60-Second Science Blog
07/17/2008 [-] Solitary Hyenas Still Get the Last Laugh
07/17/2008 [-] Warming Health Report Poor, Elderly Most Hurt
07/17/2008 [-] FDA Says It's Safe to Eat Tomatoes
07/17/2008 [-] Governor Doyle Names Science Adviser
07/17/2008 [-] Vote on Controversial Highlands Plan Today
07/17/2008 [-] Loon Plate-Holders Get in Free at State Parks This Weekend
07/17/2008 [-] Beefed-Up Crews Make Dent in Mount Adams-Area Fire
07/17/2008 [-] AG Offers Answers to Oil Woe Questions
07/17/2008 [-] Water Rate Increase Not for Pay Raise
07/17/2008 [-] Tea Lands Up Reviving Brew for Farms
07/17/2008 [-] 60 Artisans at Grand Lake Stream Festival
07/17/2008 [-] Bridge Raises Eyebrows
07/17/2008 [-] Funds Boost Regional Aquaculture Industry
07/17/2008 [-] Balancing Needs for Survival
07/17/2008 [-] Getting Fresher Grapes To The Table
07/17/2008 [-] Single Boulder May Prove Continental Connection
07/17/2008 [-] Deal seeks to provide low-priced malaria drugs
07/17/2008 [-] Is the Internet Bad for Science?
07/17/2008 [-] Posit Science Brings 'Brain Fitness Program Classic' to Mac
07/17/2008 [-] Gore Calls for U.S. to Rely on Renewable Energy by 2018
07/17/2008 [-] Got an Airboat? Help Needed to Clean Up Lake Apopka
07/17/2008 [-] Groveland May Gain Prime Property
07/17/2008 [-] Smithsonian Debuts New Exhibit On Dirt
07/17/2008 [-] Bacteria From Food Waste Could Provide Power For Fuel Cells
07/17/2008 [-] The Fight To Save Borneo's Wild Orchids
07/17/2008 [-] Two South Korean Firms Offer Pet Cloning Services
07/17/2008 [-] Showbiz Apes Get New Home
07/17/2008 [-] Doyle Names Science Adviser
07/17/2008 [-] Don't Click 'Send'!
07/17/2008 [-] FDA lifts salmonella alert on tomatoes 249 PM CT
07/17/2008 [-] Iceberg Damage to Seafloor Increases
07/17/2008 [-] WEEKEND SCIENCE ¶g¥½¬ì¾Çª© And behind door number one is¡Ka goat! ¤@¸¹ªù«á­±¬O¡K¤@°¦¤s¦Ï¡I
07/17/2008 [-] Opponents 'Beg' LURC to Save Lily Bay
07/17/2008 [-] N.C. Man's Body Found in NMB
07/17/2008 [-] Registration Fees Help Improve Recreation Areas
07/17/2008 [-] Police Fire Games Looking for Teams
07/17/2008 [-] House Panel Passes Yadkin Study Proposal
07/17/2008 [-] Boat Ramp Repair Has Parking String Attached
07/17/2008 [-] Sides Air Differences on Grazing
07/17/2008 [-] Methuen Welcomes Swimmers Back to Lake, but Not Geese
07/17/2008 [-] Sanford Changes Its Mind, Decides Against New Fire Fees
07/17/2008 [-] Voters Will Have Their Say on 205 Million in Bonds
07/17/2008 [-] Personal Data to Aid 911
07/17/2008 [-] Idaho's Boating Community in Power Struggle Over Fees, Services
07/17/2008 [-] OSHA Fine for 4-Bros Dairy in Shoshone Reduced
07/17/2008 [-] FADC Hand Out Gas Masks Immediately
07/17/2008 [-] Gas Engineer Tells of Blast Factory Regret
07/17/2008 [-] Smithsonian museum sings the song of soil, showing its story, science and saga
07/17/2008 [-] What difference does it make what the password is?
07/17/2008 [-] Mississippi remains fattest U.S. state
07/17/2008 [-] Science Applications wins 55M defense contract
07/17/2008 [-] Meridian Bioscience Reports Record Operating Results, Declares ...
07/17/2008 [-] Space chiefs ponder ISS transport problem, post-2015 future
07/17/2008 [-] Bigger is Better, Until You Go Extinct
07/17/2008 [-] Minister of Science several reasons behind the sale of Iraq's nuclear material
07/17/2008 [-] Professor talks about latest in Younger Dryas work in Science article
07/17/2008 [-] Land Deal Raises Hopes for Everglades Restoration and technology
07/17/2008 [-] Gore Issues New Nationwide Challenge To Fight Climate Change
07/17/2008 [-] Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com What Global Warming?
07/17/2008 [-] Restoration or Vandalism?
07/17/2008 [-] Manassas Park Water, Sewer Rates to Rise
07/17/2008 [-] 68,000 Pot Plants Found in Los Padres Forest
07/17/2008 [-] Coldsprings Fire
07/17/2008 [-] Controlled Burns Set to Battle Wildfires
07/17/2008 [-] Vaccine Offers Hope For Endangered Ferrets
07/17/2008 [-] Spotted Hyenas More Successful Hunting Alone
07/17/2008 [-] Scientists 200 million annual loss to Great Lakes states from invasives dumped by ships
07/17/2008 [-] UK fishing ban revives sealife
07/17/2008 [-] Focus on Interiors
07/17/2008 [-] Global science company to showcase cutting-edge technology for the Egyptian food industry
07/17/2008 [-] Lightning Remains Huge Mystery
07/17/2008 [-] Baby Boom Galaxy Churning Out Stars 60-Second Science
07/17/2008 [-] Yucca Mountain Cost Estimate Tops 90 Billion
07/17/2008 [-] Land Left Wild to Get Tax Break
07/17/2008 [-] Study Great Lakes Invaders Cost Millions
07/17/2008 [-] Drawing the Lines Ethanol Factory Hinges on Meeting
07/17/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Drought Legislation
07/17/2008 [-] Fillmore Gets OK to Annex 41 Acres Subject to Flooding
07/17/2008 [-] Quest for Dragons and Damsels
07/17/2008 [-] FLDS Sect Members Fight to Stop Sale of Utah Farm
07/17/2008 [-] Stranded South Korean Fishermen Rescued in Waters Off Somalia
07/17/2008 [-] State Drops Alcoa Move Study Planned of Water Rights, Power Plants
07/17/2008 [-] If every home in the U.S. put in one compact fluorescent light bulb...
07/17/2008 [-] Ten ideas that work
07/17/2008 [-] A nation of eco-hogs
07/17/2008 [-] Science museum plans to harness the wind
07/17/2008 [-] Can science really build a super-athlete?
07/17/2008 [-] Su jok Therapy – Healing Science for the 21st Century
07/17/2008 [-] Vt. students to gain science, technology skills through new program
07/17/2008 [-] FFA science fair showcases future of ag innovation
07/17/2008 [-] Scott Kohl, technical director of ICM in Colwich, has always been fascinated by science
07/17/2008 [-] Genetic variant makes Africans more vulnerable to HIV
07/17/2008 [-] How Mars and Alaska Are Alike
07/17/2008 [-] Writing for an Extraterrestrial Audience
07/17/2008 [-] Orbital Sciences-ORB reports Q2 EPS 35c vs. consensus of 23c
07/17/2008 [-] FLAME Act May Snuff Out State Fires
07/17/2008 [-] USCG Puts Semper Paratus to Test at Training Event
07/17/2008 [-] Former L.B. Official's Case is Dismissed
07/17/2008 [-] Correction for July 17
07/17/2008 [-] Worries on Water Addressed
07/17/2008 [-] Kenyan MPs, Premier in Row Over Forest Evictions
07/17/2008 [-] Sunflower Takes Fight for Coal-Fired Power Plants to Court
07/17/2008 [-] BRIEF Heavy Rain Hits Region
07/17/2008 [-] Knee High in July a Tough Year for Corn
07/17/2008 [-] Sustainability Watch
07/17/2008 [-] More Than 'Just a Mill'
07/17/2008 [-] Genetic mutation increases HIV risk
07/17/2008 [-] Gore sets 'moon shot' goal on climate change
07/17/2008 [-] Midwest's flood-prone communities consider buyouts
07/17/2008 [-] Howard L. Bachrach, 88; virologist purified the polio and foot-and-mouth disease viruses
07/17/2008 [-] Websites probed over ringtones sale
07/17/2008 [-] Gene variation may raise risk of HIV, study finds Int'l Herald Tribune
07/17/2008 [-] Shoppers want to buy with clean conscience
07/17/2008 [-] Students Compete at FFA Agriscience Fair
07/17/2008 [-] Talk to the Newsroom Dennis Overbye, Science Reporter
07/17/2008 [-] Couple to Head Off on Voyage of Conservancy
07/17/2008 [-] BRIEF FIRE Brush Fire Closes Portion of GWay Near WSU-TC
07/17/2008 [-] Hook, Line Sinker Muskies Worth the Trouble
07/17/2008 [-] Judge Rejects Request to Stop Evictions
07/17/2008 [-] Angling Round-Up
07/17/2008 [-] BRIEF Weekend Salmon Fishing Looks Promising
07/17/2008 [-] Azure Escapade
07/17/2008 [-] Wildlife Adviser to Coastal Zoo is Killed in Typhoon
07/17/2008 [-] Virginia Has New Hope for Obama
07/17/2008 [-] Putnam Discusses ATV Ban in Parks
07/17/2008 [-] New Report Analyses the Global Markets for Ethylene Oxide
07/17/2008 [-] 8-Inch Shells Being Moved for Disposal at Umatilla
07/17/2008 [-] Movers roundup USANA Health Sciences, ViroPharma
07/17/2008 [-] Heart disease stalks depressed women
07/17/2008 [-] Low-fat diet not tops for weight loss, study finds
07/17/2008 [-] Talk to the Newsroom br Dennis Overbye, Science Reporter
07/17/2008 [-] NASA Early Mars was all wet
07/17/2008 [-] Robots to party down at Carnegie Science Center
07/17/2008 [-] Water Meter Costs Called Recoverable
07/17/2008 [-] Heavy Smoke Grounds Tanker
07/17/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Steer Lakes Pact Through Congress
07/17/2008 [-] Firefighters Are Consolidating Camps
07/17/2008 [-] BRIEF 70-Year Old Drowns in North Myrtle Beach
07/17/2008 [-] EDITORIAL View Property With Fire Safety in Mind
07/17/2008 [-] Princeton Seafood Processor Suspected of Buying Illegal Catch
07/17/2008 [-] BRIEF Man Pleads Guilty in 180-Acre Blaze
07/17/2008 [-] Rain Can't Dampen Need for Burn Ban
07/17/2008 [-] Major AB Landholders Threatened With Foreclosure
07/17/2008 [-] Move Ahead With Solar
07/17/2008 [-] Madison County Changes Closing Date for Shelter Home
07/17/2008 [-] Wind Farm Goes to County Board
07/17/2008 [-] Redondo Delays Pearl Street Project
07/17/2008 [-] Summit Port Authority to Help 'Bula Plant Buy
07/17/2008 [-] Gene variation may raise risk of HIV, study finds
07/17/2008 [-] Dismantling Democracy, Science and the Public Interest By Vandana Shiva
07/17/2008 [-] New Zealand signs new science agreement with EU
07/17/2008 [-] Tougher rules against phone 'spam'
07/17/2008 [-] BBC in pioneering live big cat show
07/17/2008 [-] Nuclear staff skills 'transferable'
07/17/2008 [-] Work on man-made surf reef begins
07/17/2008 [-] £2bn boost for zero-carbon colleges
07/17/2008 [-] Meeting to Focus on Scenic River Designation
07/17/2008 [-] Prichard Farms Developer Told to Correct Deficiencies
07/17/2008 [-] Water Rates to Go Up in Manasssas Park
07/17/2008 [-] MOP Environmental Receives EPA Approval
07/17/2008 [-] Want That Lifeguard Look? Here's How You Get That Bod
07/17/2008 [-] 4M Gallon Sewage Spill Shuts Patapsco at Linthicum
07/17/2008 [-] Voters To Decide On Protecting Environmentally Sensitive Lands
07/17/2008 [-] Ruling Paves Way for Dobbins Island Development
07/17/2008 [-] Walnut Creek Drops Shortcut to BART
07/17/2008 [-] Liens Soar for Unpaid Trash Service in Murrieta, Calif.
07/17/2008 [-] Suit Against Planned Troy Rite Aid Rejected
07/17/2008 [-] New Housing May Be Put on Hold Until Sewers Improved
07/17/2008 [-] New Cooper City Zoning Law Sparks Controversy
07/17/2008 [-] Zebra Chip Turning Off Consumers
07/17/2008 [-] Sea Surface Maps Help Extreme Weather Forecasting
07/17/2008 [-] Birds Have a Highly Developed Sense of Smell
07/16/2008 [-] Hit by a flying saucer? Here's your medical billing code 60-Second Science Blog
07/16/2008 [-] Noted Anthropologist William Sanders Dies
07/16/2008 [-] Big Medicine's blowback on home births Los Angeles Times
07/16/2008 [-] Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com Two Peer-Reviewed Scientific Papers Debunk CO2 Myth
07/16/2008 [-] National Science Foundation Increases SBIR Grant to Selah Technologies
07/16/2008 [-] Space science From the desert to the edge of space
07/16/2008 [-] Soil Science Education Page
07/16/2008 [-] Mars Lander Successfully Collects Ice Sample
07/16/2008 [-] Movers roundup ImClone, USANA Health Sciences
07/16/2008 [-] Monogram Biosciences Announces Second Quarter 2008 Financial Results Conference Call
07/16/2008 [-] Sangamo BioSciences Announces Second Quarter Conference Call and Webcast
07/16/2008 [-] Phobic encounter European spacecraft to skim Martian moon
07/16/2008 [-] Some U.S. weather models forecast late July heat wave
07/16/2008 [-] NZ and EU sign science agreement
07/16/2008 [-] Austro-Canadian team to examine climate change effect on fish
07/16/2008 [-] Tattletale Tats Tattoos tip prison psychiatrists to trouble 60-Second Science Blog
07/16/2008 [-] How Tides Could Power the Future
07/16/2008 [-] Ancient Mars was 'water rich'
07/16/2008 [-] NASA SnoMotes Make Ice Research Child's Play
07/16/2008 [-] Pine Beetles Continue Killing Spree of Western Trees
07/16/2008 [-] Our conscience is clear Bennett
07/16/2008 [-] 20,000-pound magnet to be installed into IU science building today
07/16/2008 [-] Dirty Tap Water Worries Residents of Migrant Housing
07/16/2008 [-] Agency Says Fence Will Hinder Border Life
07/16/2008 [-] Adventures While Angling for Pike and Walleye in Minnesota
07/16/2008 [-] Funds Sought to Keep Monitoring Air
07/16/2008 [-] Developers Table Bluffton Project
07/16/2008 [-] Value of Trees on Selah Property Debated
07/16/2008 [-] Council Continues Sewage Talk
07/16/2008 [-] Long-Lived Bertha Out to Sea
07/16/2008 [-] Chlorinated Tris Timeline
07/16/2008 [-] Toxic Chemical Found in Household Objects
07/16/2008 [-] Cost of Yucca Mountain Nuclear Dump Soars
07/16/2008 [-] Pine Beetles Killing Millions of Trees in the West
07/16/2008 [-] Scientists Narrow Search For Lightning X-ray Source
07/16/2008 [-] NASA wants workers urine for science
07/16/2008 [-] Nigeria Adamawa Begins Enrolment of Students in Science Schools
07/16/2008 [-] Doctors for hire
07/16/2008 [-] Bioerosion is Hot Topic at U.
07/16/2008 [-] Carver County Takes Recycling Beyond Just Bottles and Cans
07/16/2008 [-] Quiet Zone Sought for Canoeists
07/16/2008 [-] Facing Evictions, FLDS Seek to Boot Trust Overseer
07/16/2008 [-] New Household Goods Review
07/16/2008 [-] Will Artificial DNA Be the Future of Computers?
07/16/2008 [-] No Wake Zone Could Go Near N.C. 126 Bridge
07/16/2008 [-] Commission Productive As Meeting Closes
07/16/2008 [-] Firm Faces Lead Paint Complaints
07/16/2008 [-] Greeley Man Arrested After Motorcycle Chase
07/16/2008 [-] Landfill Expansion Eludes Public Favor
07/16/2008 [-] Bush Strategy To Fight Carbon Emissions Unveiled
07/16/2008 [-] Over 100 new IT, food science jobs
07/16/2008 [-] Greeley-Weld Ranks No. 25 on Business-Climate List
07/16/2008 [-] BRIEF Petition Group for Fair Still Hopes to Reach Goal
07/16/2008 [-] BRIEF County to Recycle Old Lighting
07/16/2008 [-] PBC Commissioners Try to Streamline Building Approval Process
07/16/2008 [-] Company Plans to Build Retail Center in Arizona
07/16/2008 [-] UA Idea Tucsonans Save Water; Funds Go to Restore Our Rivers
07/16/2008 [-] Kenyan Government Orders Squatters Out of Mau Forest
07/16/2008 [-] OPINION It's Chemical Warfare in Capitol
07/16/2008 [-] How to get clean air?
07/16/2008 [-] Chinese astronauts have all chances to suppress USA’s space pride
07/16/2008 [-] Science on a melting ice floe
07/16/2008 [-] Sick bees lose their buzz, study finds
07/16/2008 [-] Sexy People Sound Better
07/16/2008 [-] Mark Vernon Why can't scientists and bishops agree with each other?
07/16/2008 [-] Agency seeks more Vegas water
07/16/2008 [-] Australia tackles greenhouse gas emission
07/16/2008 [-] Science Teachers College Stops Offering Diploma Courses
07/16/2008 [-] The Science of Evil'
07/16/2008 [-] Video-game review ‘Hellboy The Science of Evil'
07/16/2008 [-] Go boldly for science
07/16/2008 [-] Science For space program, urine big trouble
07/16/2008 [-] SUNY Fredonia Launches New, 15-month Master€™s Program for Science Teachers
07/16/2008 [-] Bright Idea Uses Big Science in Nano-Small Packages
07/16/2008 [-] Kansas Bioscience Authority awards 4.85M in grants
07/16/2008 [-] Rosnanotech heads to hold press conference in New York July 24
07/16/2008 [-] Space firm seeks urine samples
07/16/2008 [-] As children grow, activity quickly slows
07/16/2008 [-] Crews Will Have 33618's Number
07/16/2008 [-] Up 2 Speed
07/16/2008 [-] Tampa Tribune, Fla., Frank Sargeant Column It's Time To Think Small
07/16/2008 [-] Brain Cancer Cases Prompt Testing of Cameron Water
07/16/2008 [-] EDITORIAL The President's Foul Joke
07/16/2008 [-] Waiting for Ambulance Deal
07/16/2008 [-] BRIEF La Crosse Gas Prices Top 4
07/16/2008 [-] Climate science The long summer begins
07/16/2008 [-] 40 million shot of cash pushes Light Sciences closer to cancer treatments
07/16/2008 [-] Cattle Farmers Urged to Take Virus Precautions
07/16/2008 [-] Scallopers Ban 'Will Lead to More Damage'
07/16/2008 [-] BRIEF Wildfire Near Pasco Quickly Extinguished
07/16/2008 [-] Fire Moves From Big Sur, Forces More Residents Out
07/16/2008 [-] Hearings on South County Conservation Plan Scheduled
07/16/2008 [-] Mosquito Control Program Closer to Liftoff
07/16/2008 [-] Environmental Expert Will Speak
07/16/2008 [-] Agency to Detail Farm Programs
07/16/2008 [-] Green science barge could soon be docking in Yonkers
07/16/2008 [-] US link National Symposium on Early Childhood Science & Policy Presentations/Webcasts
07/16/2008 [-] NASA tells workers in Houston to go boldly for science
07/16/2008 [-] Russian astronauts successfully complete second spacewalk
07/16/2008 [-] Olathe Outpaces Most Midwest Cities in Growth
07/16/2008 [-] Fishing for Answers Teachers to Study Life in Lake Ontario
07/16/2008 [-] Zoo, Aviary Win Spots on Ballot but There's a Big Catch
07/16/2008 [-] Bend Trail Action Eyed
07/16/2008 [-] Using Traps on Japanese Beetles Not Effective Way to Control Pest
07/16/2008 [-] Highway 115 Reopens As Firefighters Struggle With Blaze
07/16/2008 [-] Pearl River County First to Produce Utility Authority Project
07/16/2008 [-] Khimprom's Controlling Stake Handed to Rostekhnologii
07/16/2008 [-] Eating too many nuts in pregnancy could put babies at risk of asthma
07/16/2008 [-] Spacewatch
07/16/2008 [-] Cancer Detailed breast self-examinations may do 'more harm than good'
07/16/2008 [-] Obituary Brian Griffiths
07/16/2008 [-] National Briefing Science and Environment Record Gulf Dead Zone Is Expected
07/16/2008 [-] 'Brian's Ride' garners awareness, funds
07/16/2008 [-] Add common sense to kids' diet
07/16/2008 [-] Hope & Healing Effort to win state funding falls short
07/16/2008 [-] Dear doctor Glaucoma can be managed with treatment
07/16/2008 [-] 7 vets in National Wheelchair Games
07/16/2008 [-] Parenting Choosing school takes time
07/16/2008 [-] Pittsburgh dragon boat team ready to compete in Malaysia
07/16/2008 [-] The Complete Idiot's Guide to String Theory Science Talk
07/16/2008 [-] NASA urine-ing for samples; needs gallons of contributions to test new spaceship waste system
07/16/2008 [-] US Behind In Doubling Science Grads 15 Jul 2008 222321 GMT
07/16/2008 [-] Farmer Praised for Milking the Profits
07/16/2008 [-] Better Use of Waterways, Trails Tops Residents' Wish Lists
07/16/2008 [-] PBC Commissioners Try to Streamline Building Approvals
07/16/2008 [-] City to Look at Sewer, Drainage Problems
07/16/2008 [-] Over Lieutenant's Plea, Town Keeps Pro Fire Staff at 3
07/16/2008 [-] Exxon Balks at Paying Interest for Oil-Spill Damages
07/16/2008 [-] Hollis, N.H., Looks for Ways to Support Agriculture
07/16/2008 [-] Two Russian cosmonauts make new space walk
07/16/2008 [-] Cosmonauts' Second Spacewalk Goes Smoothly
07/16/2008 [-] Cosmonauts upgrade space station parking spot
07/15/2008 [-] Bertha becomes longest lived July storm
07/15/2008 [-] Russian Astronauts Begin Spacewalk to Install Docking Target and technology
07/15/2008 [-] NASA to workers Go boldly in cup for science
07/15/2008 [-] Cholesterol Flap Raises Blood Pressure
07/15/2008 [-] Drugs to build bones may weaken them
07/15/2008 [-] ID tags can interfere with critical-care equipment
07/15/2008 [-] In a veterans' hospital, fighting a futile war
07/15/2008 [-] Home science courses now for men too
07/15/2008 [-] Two Russian cosmonauts begin new space walk
07/15/2008 [-] The U.S. Monsoon Gets New Respect
07/15/2008 [-] Saving for a Rainy Day BVID Rationing Water for Later Irrigation Needs
07/15/2008 [-] Hydrogen Without The Carbon Footprint?
07/15/2008 [-] 'Space tourist' set for ISS mission
07/15/2008 [-] Cosmonauts upgrade parking spot on space station
07/15/2008 [-] Feeling a bit foolish, but wiser and relieved for the experience
07/15/2008 [-] Glaucoma device developed at Duke
07/15/2008 [-] Calif. gets help from NASA drone in containing wildfires
07/15/2008 [-] Astronauts take second spacewalk in under a week but job tamer this time
07/15/2008 [-] Saving for a Rainy Day
07/15/2008 [-] Water Rights Process Nears
07/15/2008 [-] Court Voids Santa Clara County Open-Space Tax
07/15/2008 [-] Planning Targets Green Spaces
07/15/2008 [-] Teachers Study Lake Environment in EPA's Floating Lab
07/15/2008 [-] Territorial Waters Scotland Needs Greater Control of the Sea
07/15/2008 [-] Officials Plan P.R. Campaign If Ballot Measure OK'D Today
07/15/2008 [-] Sudden Oak Death Takes Toll on Crystal Springs Trees
07/15/2008 [-] Headline Goes Here Here
07/15/2008 [-] 'Cadillac of Worms' Rules As an Urban Composter
07/15/2008 [-] Producing Hydrogen Without the Carbon Footprint?
07/15/2008 [-] Pacific Biosciences Raises 100 Million in Equity Financing
07/15/2008 [-] First U.S. Town Powered Completely By Wind
07/15/2008 [-] '2p a mile' car on way
07/15/2008 [-] Science Assessment On Health Effects Of Nitrogen Oxides Released By EPA
07/15/2008 [-] Job opportunities in science goes up, says study
07/15/2008 [-] Not enough graduating with science, math degrees
07/15/2008 [-] Belarus Update to Public Appeal Prisoner of Conscience Alyaksandr Kazulin
07/15/2008 [-] Museum Of Science Wind Turbines?
07/15/2008 [-] Astronauts take another spacewalk for tamer job
07/15/2008 [-] Science Fiction as a Literary Genre
07/15/2008 [-] Edwards Lifesciences to Host Earnings Conference Call on July 22, 2008
07/15/2008 [-] Wildfire Moves Farther Away From Big Sur
07/15/2008 [-] How Birds Recognize Imposter Eggs
07/15/2008 [-] The Unseen Side Of Plants Roots
07/15/2008 [-] Rare Bird Vanishes From the Everglades
07/15/2008 [-] Tasmanian devils mating earlier
07/15/2008 [-] Cancer epidemic may be driving Tasmanian devils to breed earlier
07/15/2008 [-] Study predicts more Americans will get kidney stones
07/15/2008 [-] Light Sciences gets 40 million in venture capital
07/15/2008 [-] The Science of Thrill
07/15/2008 [-] Keeping a healthy brain
07/15/2008 [-] Math, writing, science scores up in CAPTs
07/15/2008 [-] Math, Writing, Science CAPT Scores Up
07/15/2008 [-] US Science Grad Goals Falling Behind
07/15/2008 [-] Brookhaven Lab Physicist Wins IEEE Nuclear Plasma Sciences Society Merit Award
07/15/2008 [-] Nasa 'to back UK Moon mission'
07/15/2008 [-] The Science Behind Breaking Baseball Bats
07/15/2008 [-] Gene therapy opens new frontier in fight against Huntington's
07/15/2008 [-] Expectant moms who go nuts boost child asthma risk
07/15/2008 [-] Tropical depression less likely in Atlantic NHC
07/15/2008 [-] Disaster Relief Sought for Great South Bay's Clammers
07/15/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Nothing to Show but Dirty Air The ADEM of the U.S.
07/15/2008 [-] EDITORIAL To Grow or Not to Grow?
07/15/2008 [-] Trout-Season Opener Likely to Stay Same
07/15/2008 [-] EDITORIAL A Blow to Clean Air
07/15/2008 [-] Feds to Hear Reid's Bid for FLDS Probe
07/15/2008 [-] EDITORIAL The Air We Breathe Alabama and the EPA
07/15/2008 [-] Sea Pines Residents Vote Down Transfer Fee on Real Estate Sales
07/15/2008 [-] BRIEF Botulism Killed Ducks in Pond
07/15/2008 [-] BRIEF Eden Council to Meet
07/15/2008 [-] California Sees Victory Over Fires in Grasp
07/15/2008 [-] BRIEF Colorado Spirit Offers Meeting to Help Tornado Victims
07/15/2008 [-] From Our Readers Is It Too Late to Make a Deal?
07/15/2008 [-] Report Not enough graduating with science, math degrees
07/15/2008 [-] Perlegen Sciences Out-Licenses Intellectual Property for Genetic Diagnostics
07/15/2008 [-] PURE Bioscience Chief Executive Officer to Ring the NASDAQ Stock Market Closing Bell
07/15/2008 [-] Berlin unveils 'crewed spaceship'
07/15/2008 [-] Britons shine a light on energy use at home
07/15/2008 [-] Green Construction Needs Support
07/15/2008 [-] Partying at Brooklyn's Secret Science Club
07/15/2008 [-] U.S. lags in doubling science grads
07/15/2008 [-] Science law's 2 sides debated in Baton Rouge
07/15/2008 [-] Temple, Penn to lead science instruction initiative
07/15/2008 [-] Pharma gains from market turmoil, but for how long?
07/15/2008 [-] Applied Nanoscience announces definitive merger agreement
07/15/2008 [-] Study supports knee replacements for the aged
07/15/2008 [-] Diabetes may make you more vulnerable to TB
07/15/2008 [-] Are genes to blame for violent behaviour?
07/15/2008 [-] A LOOK AT ... Virtual Science in the Digital Age
07/15/2008 [-] Report U.S. needs to further increase science grads
07/15/2008 [-] US behind in doubling science grads
07/15/2008 [-] Aquaculture Industry benefits from science funding
07/15/2008 [-] Legal Request for Proposals, Bedford County
07/15/2008 [-] iExplore Announces Top Ten Wildlife Safaris Worldwide
07/15/2008 [-] Weekend Rains Cause Flooding in Walworth and Rock Counties
07/15/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Gloucester County 'Reformers' Need Own Dose of Reform
07/15/2008 [-] A Sensible Clear-Air Study
07/15/2008 [-] Great Lakes Water Rules Take Shape
07/15/2008 [-] Legal Notice of Public Hearing, Bedford County Board of Supervisors
07/15/2008 [-] The Zoo's Curator of Education is in Charge of Its Public Programs
07/15/2008 [-] Is Dairy Co-Op Milking the System?
07/15/2008 [-] Shampoo Dangers
07/15/2008 [-] Facing Rising Energy Costs, Santee Cooper Bucks the Trend
07/15/2008 [-] Health & Science Briefs Tuesday, July 15, 2008
07/15/2008 [-] Free clinics proliferate across N. Texas and the nation
07/15/2008 [-] Scoping Out Sexual Discrimination in Science
07/15/2008 [-] Malaysia's Petronas posts record profits
07/15/2008 [-] Science, Culture, and Art
07/15/2008 [-] Congress to Akalis Vote as per your conscience
07/15/2008 [-] The Science Behind the Aug. 1 Solar Eclipse
07/15/2008 [-] Reptiles 'used to glide from trees'
07/15/2008 [-] Bright Bugs Clue for Plant Medicinals 60-Second Science
07/15/2008 [-] Paper cutter Wilkins mom goes to great lengths to make paperless household work
07/15/2008 [-] Phipps cans bottled water
07/15/2008 [-] U.S. behind in science grads
07/15/2008 [-] Tropical Storm Bertha heads away from Bermuda
07/15/2008 [-] Improving Services for the Customer Rite Track and Brewer Science Form Collaborative Partnership
07/15/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 15 Jul 2008
07/15/2008 [-] Letters Debating Manned Missions
07/15/2008 [-] Q & A Vertigo in Vehicles
07/15/2008 [-] Observatory Not Just Any Water Will Do for Mosquitoes
07/15/2008 [-] Tongue Orchids’ Sexual Guile Utterly Convincing
07/15/2008 [-] Efforts on 2 Fronts to Save a Population of Ferrets
07/15/2008 [-] Findings A New Frontier for Title IX Science
07/15/2008 [-] Generate a Lifetime Of RESIDUAL Income From Genewize Life Sciences
07/15/2008 [-] Country, the City Version Farms in the Sky Gain New Interest
07/15/2008 [-] Observatory In Deep-Sea Rock, a Place for CO2
07/15/2008 [-] Higher Education, Lower Cancer Risk
07/14/2008 [-] River Cleanup Will Be Costly It is Uncertain the St. Johns Will Benefit
07/14/2008 [-] Dobbins Island Again Subject of Lawsuit
07/14/2008 [-] 'Primitive' Bayard is a Wildlife Jewel
07/14/2008 [-] Editorial Feds Should Clean Up Their Act at Fort Meade
07/14/2008 [-] Altamonte Springs Home Damaged When Crane Falls Through Roof
07/14/2008 [-] BRIEF Two Suffolk Beaches Reopen
07/14/2008 [-] Dobbins Island Subject of Yet Another Lawsuit
07/14/2008 [-] BRIEF Standoff in Butler County Ends Peacefully
07/14/2008 [-] WALES Fire Guts Agricultural Building
07/14/2008 [-] Proper Watering, Mowing, Fertilizing for Lawns
07/14/2008 [-] Legal Defense Fund Files Suit to Stop Animal ID Program
07/14/2008 [-] Salt Pillar or Poison to Human Health?
07/14/2008 [-] Tresor Properties Acquires Historic Wendt Home in Laguna Beach
07/14/2008 [-] BRIEF Chemical Spilled; St. Pete Dialysis Center Evacuated
07/14/2008 [-] Study Links Coal Power, Child Development
07/14/2008 [-] EPA experts detail global warming's health risks
07/14/2008 [-] Brewer Science Expands Commercialization of Carbon Nanotube Solutions
07/14/2008 [-] New Pressure on Congress Over Offshore Oil
07/14/2008 [-] Yahoos Hard To Control
07/14/2008 [-] Drastic Decline of Scottish Seabirds Prompts Call for Action
07/14/2008 [-] Report to Mayor Buy Land Now for a Broadway-Style Theater
07/14/2008 [-] Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Abu-Zeid


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