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  1. Bill Gates's Wish Is Homeland Security's Command
  2. U.S. Government Seeks Input on Vaccine Policy
  3. Feds Admit Accidents With Foot-and-Mouth Disease
  4. Skin-Breathing Frog Offers Insight Into Species Evolution
  5. TV Networks Take Risks on Web Viewers
  6. Asetek LCLC Takes Liquid Cooling Mainstream
  7. Internet Sites Biased Towards Supporting Suicide
  8. Canada Blocks Sale of Space Tech Company To US
  9. Paraguay Telco Hijacks DNS Before Elections
  10. Internet Community Catches a Car Thief
  11. UK ISPs Could Face Government Broadband TV Tax
  12. MySQL 5.1 Improves Performance, Partitioning, Bug Fixes
  13. National Archives Cuts Back On Web Site Archiving
  14. Distance Record Broken For a Walking Robot
  15. MySQL 5.1 Improves Performance, Partitioning, Bug Fixes
  16. National Archives Cuts Back on Web Site Archiving
  17. TiVo Patent Victory Over Dish Network Upheld
  18. Distance Record Broken for a Walking Robot
  19. Best Buy, Wal-Mart, Others Fined Over Digital TV Notices
  20. Harvard Adds Open Source to its MBA Curriculum
  21. Robot Rebellion Quelled in Iraq
  22. New York to Implement an 'Amazon Tax'
  23. Wired's Geekster Handbook, a Field Guide to the Nerd Underground
  24. On Location With an 'Obama in 30 Seconds' Crew
  25. NASA Launches New Science Website
  26. Visualizing Viruses
  27. Reviews: M83 Ups the Tempo, X Saves the World, God of War Invades PSP
  28. Microsoft Designed UAC to Annoy Users
  29. How To Take Your Music Open Source With Ogg Vorbis
  30. Microsoft Designed UAC to Annoy Users
  31. Hurricane's Deep Ocean Roar Sounds Its Strength
  32. Yuri's Night: The Complete World Space Party Users Guide
  33. Security Guru Gives Hackers a Taste of Their Own Medicine
  34. Yuri's Night 2008: Submit Your Space Party Photos
  35. Congress Gets Their Own Piece of YouTube to Host Videos
  36. Music Label's Eternal Ownership Argument is Rubbish
  37. Its Contagious: Quarantine, the Next Viral Movie Craze
  38. ISPs Say P4P Negates Need for Net Neutrality Regs
  39. Ready for a CyberWalk?
  40. Ten Weirdest Types of Computers
  41. Nvidia CEO "Not Afraid" of CPU-GPU Hybrids
  42. That Blissfully Quiet Electric Car Might Just Kill You
  43. Show Us Your Hilarious Shrine to Science
  44. Scientists Flesh Out Plans to Grow (And Sell) Test Tube Meat
  45. Blogger Subpoenaed for Criticizing Trial Lawyers
  46. Set-Top Box for BitTorrent to Simplify Downloads
  47. Flock Delivers On Promises Post 1.0
  48. Ethics Be Hanged: Rupert Murdoch Is In It to Win
  49. Firefox Logo Spotted in Deep Space
  50. Think You Can Design a Car? Prove It
  51. Cities Tampering With Traffic Lights To Generate Revenue
  52. Cybercrime Is a Franchise Model That Scales
  53. The Many Battle Fronts of Content Owners
  54. Melting Ice Drains a Chilean Lake; Warming Blamed
  55. Winner in Yahoo-Microsoft Battle? How About Google?
  56. Judge In e360 Vs. Comcast Rules e360 a Spammer
  57. Targeted Ads, Corporate Snooping Offend Most Web Users
  58. Is the U.S. Army Reading Your Blog?
  59. High Hopes for Pratt & Whitney's New Jet Engine
  60. Nanoclusters Break Superconductivity Record
  61. Network Solutions Advertises On Your Sub-Domains
  62. IBM Creates Working "Racetrack Memory"
  63. NSFW Gallery: Sex Science From Da Vinci to MRIs
  64. Crytek Bashes Intel's Ray Tracing Plans
  65. Gartner Analysts Warn That Windows Is Collapsing
  66. Satellite Abandoned Due To Orbital Patent
  67. Universal Attacks First Sale Doctrine
  68. We've Been Changing the Climate for Eons, and That's Reason for Hope
  69. Sex Drive: Talk Dirty, Descriptively in **** for the Blind
  70. April 11, 1984: Shuttle Makes House Call, Repairs Satellite
  71. Mysterious Sound Waves Can Destroy Rockets
  72. Europe Rejects Plan To Criminalize File-Sharing
  73. World of Warcraft - Wrath Of the Lich King Is In Alpha
  74. Inside the Secret War Against Internet Spies
  75. Blockbuster Working on Set-Top Box
  76. Psychologists Don't Know Math
  77. Smallest Planet Outside Our Solar System Found
  78. Top Botnets Control Some 1 Million Hijacked Computers
  79. AOL Jumps Into the Ring with Microsoft, Yahoo!, Google
  80. Asus Crams Three GPUs onto a Single Graphics Card
  81. GPS Trackers Find Novel Applications
  82. Mediasentry Violates Cease & Desist Order
  83. Google Shares Its Security Secrets
  84. Should Microsoft Be Excluded From EU Government Sales?
  85. Movement Sensors a Less Invasive Alternative To CCTV
  86. Europe Rejects Plan To Criminalize File-Sharing
  87. Muni Wireless Is Dead. Here Comes a New Way to Connect
  88. The Latest Trend in Microcars Positions the Engine as Backseat Driver
  89. Espionage Against Pro-Tibet Groups, Others, Spurred Microsoft Patches
  90. World of Warcraft - Wrath Of the Lich King Is In Alpha
  91. Do High-Tech Swimsuits Give Racers an Edge?
  92. Inside the Secret War Against Internet Spies
  93. Do High-Tech Swimsuits Give Racers an Edge?
  94. Blockbuster Working on Set-Top Box
  95. How to Prevent Hearing Loss
  96. Psychologists Don't Know Math
  97. Orbiter Captures High-Res Color Pics of Martian Moon
  98. Apple May Have Pulled Radiohead's "Nude" from Top Songs Chart
  99. Smallest Planet Outside Our Solar System Found
  100. AOL Jumps Into the Ring with Microsoft, Yahoo!, Google
  101. 'Homestar Runner' Episodic Game Coming to WiiWare
  102. Flickr Users Cry Mutiny Over New Video Feature
  103. Top Botnets Control Some 1 Million Hijacked Computers
  104. Who Pays for Rebuilding the Internet?
  105. AOL Jumps Into the Ring with Microsoft, Yahoo!, Google
  106. Merger Mania Pits Microsoft, News Corp. Against Yahoo, AOL
  107. Asus Crams Three GPUs onto a Single Graphics Card
  108. Game Gets Tougher for Activision's Top Game Boy
  109. 4 Features to Expect on Your 3-G iPhone
  110. GPS Trackers Find Novel Applications
  111. Mediasentry Violates Cease & Desist Order
  112. Google Shares Its Security Secrets
  113. New Japanese Technology to Keep You Smiling
  114. Yahoo Turns to Friends to Fend Off Microsoft Bid
  115. Many Scientists Using Performance Enhancing Drugs
  116. Report: U.S. Internet Economy Ranks Fourth
  117. MS Clearflow To Help Drivers Avoid Traffic Jams
  118. Whaddya? Blind? Not With These Mirrors, You're Not
  119. Should Microsoft Be Excluded From EU Government Sales?
  120. Movement Sensors a Less Invasive Alternative To CCTV
  121. MS Clearflow To Help Drivers Avoid Traffic James
  122. IBM Ships Fastest CPU on Earth
  123. Microsoft and News Corp in Yahoo Bid Talks
  124. eBay Australia Makes PayPal Mandatory
  125. Experts Hack Power Grid in Less Than a Day
  126. Introducing Iarpa: It's Like Darpa, But for Spies
  127. Who Pays for Rebuilding the Internet?
  128. Steampunk Unboxing: Difference Engine Arrives in Silicon Valley
  129. April 10, 1849: Safety Tech Gets to the Point, Baby
  130. Bloggers, DIY Filmmakers Capture S.F. Olympic Protest
  131. 20 Percent of Scientists Admit Using Brain-Enhancing Drugs Do You?
  132. Computerized Control Systems Killed Once and Will Again, Experts Warn
  133. Mr. Know-It-All: Office Pill-Popping, Blog Amending, Pub Surfing
  134. The Future of Ubiquitous Computers
  135. Snacks, Seals and Guttersnipes: New Robots on Parade
  136. How to Shop and Eat Locally
  137. MyLifeBits to Store Every Moment of Your Life
  138. Microsoft Discloses 14,000 Pages of Coding Secrets
  139. Review: Mac Mini Takes on Everex MyMini PC
  140. US Does Suprisingly Well in Internet Survey
  141. Adults Too Quick to Dismiss Educational Gaming?
  142. What's The Perfect Balance For a Budget Laptop?
  143. Zombie Computers Decried as Imminent National Threat
  144. Red Hat Seeks Limits on Software Patents
  145. Watch as Olympic Torch Protests Hit San Francisco
  146. Microsoft Gets a New Open Source Chief
  147. FCC, FAA Still Don't Want Cell Phones on Planes
  148. RedHat Seeks Limits on Software Patents
  149. Shareholder Backs Yahoo!, Supports Independence
  150. Flickr Adds Video Capabilities to Service
  151. Is an 11-Year-Old Network Administrator a Good Idea?
  152. BBC and ISPs Clash over iPlayer
  153. Configuring Juniper NetScreen & SSG Firewalls
  154. EMC Snaps Up Storage Also-Ran Iomega
  155. It's A-OK for Korea's First Astronaut; Mom Faints Anyway
  156. Google Takes Down HuddleChat After Complaints
  157. Google Says, 'Sorry, You Search Like a Bot'
  158. Without a Central Core, Can Mass Transit Work in L.A.?
  159. HP Admits Selling Infected Flash-Floppy Drives
  160. Internet Black Holes
  161. Climate Change Finally Impacts Important Industry
  162. Pixar to Release All New Movies in 3D
  163. Your Identity Is Worth Less Than $15
  164. The Texas Petawatt Laser
  165. Old Subway Cars As Artificial Reef
  166. Trying to Design a Truly Entertaining Game Can Defeat Even a Certified Genius
  167. Lore Sjöberg's Alt Text: Fat Lady Sings for Geeky Time Traveler
  168. 15th Anniversary: Do You Speak Meme? Match the Buzz Phrase With Its Definition
  169. The Mac Guru of Damascus in the Case of the Missing Laptops
  170. Texans Build World's Most Powerful Laser
  171. April 9, 1806: I.K. Brunel Is Born, a Giant Among Engineers
  172. Oil Deposit Could Increase US Reserves 10x
  173. What Font Color Is Best For Eyes?
  174. Guitarati Sees a Rainbow Where Others See Music Genres
  175. Google Mail Servers Enable Backscatter Spam
  176. Flickr Adds Video Sharing for 'Pro' Members
  177. High-Tech Olympic Torch Carries 5,000 Years of History
  178. Avoid Paying Late Fees at the Video Store
  179. TIME Magazine Wins Threat Level's Competition for Best Blog-Rating Story
  180. Space Startup Rocketplane Fails to Launch
  181. Scammers Exploit DTV Coupon Program
  182. Purdue Students Win Rube Goldberg Contest
  183. Clinton and Obama Talk Religion, Not Science
  184. $90 Asus Sound Card Whips Creative's Best
  185. VIA Announces Open Source Driver Initiative
  186. AT&T, 2Wire Ignoring Active Security Exploit
  187. Study: Editor-Reader Gap in News Sites
  188. Enter Navigenics, Where Personal Genomics Gets More Medical
  189. Review: Pacemaker Portable DJ Machine Skips A Beat
  190. Apple Error Leaves iPhone Developers In the Lurch
  191. Purdue Students Win Rube Golberg Contest
  192. Google Guns for Amazon With App-Hosting Service
  193. Microsoft-Yahoo Proxy Fight Seems Likely
  194. Xiotech Unveils Disruptive Storage Technology
  195. Olympic Torch Emits 5,500 Tons of CO2
  196. U.S. Cybersecurity Plans Take Center Stage at RSA
  197. Olympic Torch Protesters Go Viral to Rally Support
  198. Seat 2B: The Big Airlines Smell Blood ... Yours
  199. Author Probes Sex-Obsessed Scientists in 'Bonk'
  200. AMD To Shed 10% of Its Workforce
  201. Video: 'Line Rider 2,' 'Viking' Take Drastically Different Paths to Fun
  202. YouTube, MySpace Blocked by Indonesian ISPs
  203. Google StreetView Is In Your Driveway
  204. HP Unveils Small Commercial Linux Laptop
  205. U.S., European Physicists Race to Isolate 'God Particle'
  206. Online Sales Expected to Rise, Defying Lousy Economy
  207. Glut Makes It a Bear Market for Online Thievery
  208. Need a Little Jet Fuel? Try the Algae Farm
  209. Important Court Decisions Chip Away At ISP Liability Shield
  210. Alligator Blood May Be Source of New Antibiotics
  211. California Lawmaker Proposes Music Download Tax
  212. Sony Thinks Blu-ray Will Sell Like DVDs by Year End
  213. Google Previews App Engine
  214. April 8, 1953: Hollywood Finally Catches 3-D Fever
  215. Rumors of a 'Whisper Campaign' Forming Against Fair Use
  216. Astronomers Locate Solar System Very Similar To Our Own
  217. ICANN Moves Against GoDaddy Domain Lockdowns
  218. Astronomers Locate Solar System Very Similar To Our Own
  219. EU Recommends Slashing Search Data Retention
  220. Richard Dawkins to Appear on Doctor Who
  221. Imperial Storm Troopers Skirmish in Latest IP Battle
  222. Yahoo! Rejects Microsoft's Offer, Says 'Still An Option'
  223. Green Ghostbusters Nab Hidden Power Leaks
  224. Scientists Unveil High-Res Map of the U.S. Carbon Footprint
  225. Foil Identity Thieves
  226. 'Regional' Nuclear War Would Cause Worldwide Destruction
  227. Virginia Becomes First State to Mandate Internet Safety Lessons
  228. Hans Reiser Turns Up 'Geek Defense' to 11
  229. 3D Self-Replicating Printer to be Released Under GNU License
  230. Solar System Look-Alike Found
  231. Some Anti-Spam Vendors Blocking and Slowing Gmail
  232. 'Star Wars' Costume Copyfight Spreads to Britain
  233. Uwe Boll To Quit Making Movies With 1M Signatures
  234. HTC Shift UMPC Is Barely Mobile, Hardly Useful
  235. New Jersey E-Voting Problems Worse Than Originally Suspected
  236. Blackwater Bulks Up Air Power Using Little-Known Company
  237. Wicked Cool PHP
  238. The DIY Tank
  239. Researchers Create an Automatic Backup Band for Singers
  240. It's Official: Imeem Buys Snocap
  241. Facebook Can Afford to Buy Back Its Good Name
  242. Another Likely Effect of Global Warming: Disease
  243. The DIY Tank
  244. Researchers Create an Automatic Backup Band for Singers
  245. A Decade of OSS, 10 Years After the Summit
  246. Comcast Blocks Web Browsing
  247. New Botnet Dwarfs Storm
  248. 10 Cool Gadgets You Can't Get Here
  249. Computer Games Make Players Less Violent
  250. Instant Messaging For Introverts