Article: Rats' brain waves could find trapped people | New Scientist
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09/24/2004 03:06 AMradios that transmit their brainwaves ..
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Article: Jaw transplant allows man to
chew after nine years | New Scientist
Article: Jaw transplant allows man to
chew after nine years | New Scientist
08/28/2004 03:02 PMArticle: Mars rovers given six more
months | New Scientist
Article: Mars rovers given six more
months | New Scientist
09/23/2004 09:50 PMArticle: Language may shape human
thought | New Scientist
Article: Language may shape human
thought | New Scientist
08/23/2004 02:38 PMArticle: Move over spam, make way for
"spit" | New Scientist
Article: Move over spam, make way for
"spit" | New Scientist
09/25/2004 09:51 PMArticle: Spacecrafts powered by
thunder | New Scientist
Article: Spacecrafts powered by
thunder | New Scientist
09/22/2004 04:27 AMSpacecrafts powered by thunder .. power spacecraft with
thunder
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Article: Dear diary, you make me sick |
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Article: Dear diary, you make me sick |
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09/11/2004 09:32 AMArticle: Jaw transplant allows man to
chew after nine years | New
Scientist
Article: Jaw transplant allows man to
chew after nine years | New
Scientist
08/27/2004 03:40 PMgrown a new jawbone for a cancer
patient
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Scientist who testified in IBM trial
withdraws article (SiliconValley.com)
Scientist who testified in IBM trial
withdraws article (SiliconValley.com)
05/18/2004 08:58 AMSiliconValley.com - A scientist who testified at the IBM toxics trial
has withdrawn a scholarly article about cancer rates at the computer
company after it warned that publication would violate a court order.
Article: Francis Crick, DNA pioneer,
dies| New Scientist
Article: Francis Crick, DNA pioneer,
dies| New Scientist
08/01/2004 03:33 AMDNA Pioneer Francis Crick Dies .. died on
Wednesday
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""We're saving more people than should
be saved, probably," Lt. Col. Robert
Carroll said. "We're saving severely
injured people. Legs. Eyes. Part of the
brain.""
""We're saving more people than should
be saved, probably," Lt. Col. Robert
Carroll said. "We're saving severely
injured people. Legs. Eyes. Part of the
brain.""
04/29/2004 03:19 AMAging Surfers Find Vitality in the Waves
(AP)
Aging Surfers Find Vitality in the Waves
(AP)
04/17/2005 02:51 PMAP - Kenneth Chun can't paddle as fast or carve the waves the way he
once did. But even at 70, he still loves to surf.
Article: Dear diary, you make me
sick | New Scientist
Article: Dear diary, you make me
sick | New Scientist
09/09/2004 06:49 PMArticle: Dear diary, you make me sick New
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"Article: Mysterious signals from 1000
light years away?| New Scientist"
"Article: Mysterious signals from 1000
light years away?| New Scientist"
09/02/2004 03:29 PMArticle: Move over spam, make way for
"spit" | New Scientist
Article: Move over spam, make way for
"spit" | New Scientist
09/24/2004 08:08 PMThe trinity of net annoyance: Spam, Spim and
SPIT
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Article: Language may shape human
thought | New Scientist
Article: Language may shape human
thought | New Scientist
08/21/2004 03:37 AMrannskn sem rennir styrkum stoum undir kenningar um a tunguml hafi
mtandi hrif hvernig flk hugsar .. Language may shape human thought ..
Science is cool .. curious study ..
Hmmmm
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Article: Simpler pump boosts failing
hearts| New Scientist
Article: Simpler pump boosts failing
hearts| New Scientist
08/01/2004 03:10 PMArticle: Acne bug's nasty secrets
spotted| New Scientist
Article: Acne bug's nasty secrets
spotted| New Scientist
07/31/2004 10:44 AMAcne bug’s nasty secrets
discovered
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Article: Biggest bets in the universe
unveiled | New Scientist
Article: Biggest bets in the universe
unveiled | New Scientist
08/28/2004 05:10 PMBritish bookmaker is taking bets on discoveries in physics .. Biggest
Bets in the Universe
Unveiled
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Article: Simpler pump boosts failing
hearts| New Scientist
Article: Simpler pump boosts failing
hearts| New Scientist
07/31/2004 03:34 AMLiving without a pulse .. New Scientist reports .. have no pulse ..
rid of it
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Scientist find earthlike planet
Scientist find earthlike planet
06/17/2005 04:44 PMScientist find earthlike Planet!
Scientist find earthlike Planet!
06/17/2005 03:51 PMIf you call a planet that is a toasty 400F earthlike, and only 13
light years away, I guess it's not to far off as far as Space Travel
goes. To bad we did not have the Enterprise all fired up we could zip
over their in a hurry and take a look. Better yet isn't it about some
Aliens landed, and we hooked them up with some hot coffee in trade for
some energy and space travel solutions. [S
pace.com]
Article: Google omits controversial news
stories in China | New Scientist
Article: Google omits controversial news
stories in China | New Scientist
09/23/2004 03:38 PMArticle: Pleasing names make faces
sexier | New Scientist
Article: Pleasing names make faces
sexier | New Scientist
08/14/2004 10:42 PMAttractiveness of your name is linked to attractiveness of your face
.. Pleasing Names Make Faces Sexier .. scientific
research
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Article: Human ancestors quickly found
their feet | New Scientist
Article: Human ancestors quickly found
their feet | New Scientist
09/04/2004 03:05 AMHuman ancestors quickly found their feet .. hominds were walking
upright
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Article: Mysterious signals from 1000
light years away | New
Scientist
Article: Mysterious signals from 1000
light years away | New
Scientist
09/02/2004 09:31 PMSETI scientists were excited about a batch of possibly artificial
radio signals .. Mysterious signals from 1000 light years away .. SETI
finds something
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Article: Google's Gmail inspires
imaginative 'hacks' | New
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Article: Google's Gmail inspires
imaginative 'hacks' | New
Scientist
09/18/2004 09:01 AMGoogle's Gmail inspires imaginative 'hacks' .. -New Scientist
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Scary article about cell phone use and
brain damage
Scary article about cell phone use and
brain damage
11/18/2003 02:04 PMThe jury is still out on whether wireless phones can cause brain
damage or cancer, but there are an increasing number of studies coming
out that suggest it might not be smart to yack all day on your
wireless phone.
Dr. Lief Salford, of Lund University in Sweden, who has called the
evolution of wireless phones 'the largest biological experiment in the
history of the world,' reported in June that cell phone radiation
damaged neurons in the brains of young rats.
The study showed cells in the parts of rats' brains that control
sensation, memory and movement died after being exposed to various
cell phones at different levels of radiation for two hours.
'The situation of the growing brain might deserve special concern,
since biological and maturational processes are particularly
vulnerable,' Salford said.
He cautioned that it is possible that after decades of daily use a
whole generation of users may suffer negative effects as early as
middle age. The paper was published in Environmental Health
Perspectives, a U.S. National Institutes of Health journal.
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News)Researchers Find Brain Receptors Linked
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Researchers Find Brain Receptors Linked
to Mother-Infant Bonding
06/25/2004 02:13 AMPeople.com | Features Article | Howard
Dean
People.com | Features Article | Howard
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01/16/2004 01:04 PMHOWARD AND JUDY OPEN UP... TO PEOPLE MAG .. Judy Dean Comes Out for
People Magazine .. interviewof Howard and Judith Dean .. People's
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01/16/2004 10:58 AMFind People Resource
Find People Resource
02/17/2004 09:55 AMFind People Resourcehttp://www.journa
lismnet.com/people/index.htmBefore you start looking
for someone on the web, figure out where is the best place to hunt.
Is he or she an expert (try the above link for that)? Do you just
want a phone number or address for an ordinary person -- try the
directories linked on the above site. Is the person likely to be
actively using their email in Usenet discussion groups? Or maybe he
or she has created a web page? The links in the above site will
definitely help! This resource has been added to my Subject™
Information Blog
Finding
People.
This just in! Search Engines help find
people, too!
This just in! Search Engines help find
people, too!
03/13/2003 02:05 PM This just in! Search Engines
help find people, too! Reuters has apparently just figured out
that you can
google up old
acquaintances. As for myself, I find that google has become less
useful than
these guys for
people-searches. So, what is the most obscure thing/person you have
searched for, and how did you find it?
Blind Rats' Compass
Blind Rats' Compass
01/22/2004 03:19 AMThis week's column includes items on blind mole rats, the attraction
of mosquitoes to sweat and the transmission of louping ill virus.
Study: Fake Sweeteners Boost Rats'
Eating (AP)
Study: Fake Sweeteners Boost Rats'
Eating (AP)
07/07/2004 09:23 PMAP - Rats fed artificial sweeteners ate three times the calories of
rats given sugar, a finding the study's authors said suggests
sugar-free foods may play a role in the nation's obesity epidemic.
"That governments have permitted
terrorist acts against their own people,
and have even themselves been
perpetrators in order to find strategic
advantage is quite likely true, but this
is the United States we're talking
about."
"That governments have permitted
terrorist acts against their own people,
and have even themselves been
perpetrators in order to find strategic
advantage is quite likely true, but this
is the United States we're talking
about."
08/18/2004 08:34 PM"After coming back from a critical legal
conference, I find that the US
government are going back to spying on
people who disagree with government
policy"
"After coming back from a critical legal
conference, I find that the US
government are going back to spying on
people who disagree with government
policy"
02/10/2004 02:52 AMTrapped in sobriety
Trapped in sobriety
12/28/2003 02:59 AMI no longer know enough about the world around me to get drunk.
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Trapped in our own land
Trapped in our own land
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