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321 articles from FRIDAY 1.10.2010
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FRIDAY 1. OCTOBER, 2010
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23:57
Microsoft sues Motorola over phone patents
Microsoft is suing Motorola for allegedly infringing on its smartphone patents. -
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A Turn-On for Catalysts
Method to control catalytic reactions could lead to better explosive detection and medical diagnostics -
23:33The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions standards...
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Unnh! Grunting Gives Tennis Players an Edge (LiveScience.com)
LiveScience.com - Tennis players, let it all out: A new study finds that a grunt released with a swing may slow an opponent's reaction time. -
23:30Backup plans are inadequate for a key satellite system run by the National Oceanic...
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AFP - Mexico's federal government said Friday it does not plan, for now, to join legal complaints by two of its states to obtain payments over the catastrophic BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that began over five months ago.
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23:02HealthDay - FRIDAY, Oct. 1 (HealthDay News) -- Height is determined not by a single "short" or "tall" gene but by many genes working in concert, says an international team of scientists that has identified hundreds of height-influencing genes.
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22:55
Pulsating Aurorae Secrets Revealed
Pulsating aurorae, the most striking type of northern lights, are triggered by an electromagnetic wave, scientists have announced.
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22:53AP - They were both pivotal figures following the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history: one for angering Gulf residents with his ill-conceived comments about wanting his life back and by attending a weekend yacht race, the other for his ubiquitous presence along the crude-stained shores.
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22:45SPACE.com - Typically during the course of a year about a dozen comets will come within the range of amateur telescopes. Most quietly come and go with little fanfare, but during the upcoming weeks one rather small comet will be making an unusually close approach to the Earth.
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AFP - US lawmakers asked new BP chief Bob Dudley, who officially took up his post Friday, to testify in Congress over the aftermath of the devastating Gulf of Mexico oil spill that began more than five months ago.
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Climate change forcing a 'move it or lose it' approach to species conservation?
What does it take to save a species in the 21st century? The specter of climate change, with predicted losses to biodiversity as high as 35 percent, has some scientists and managers considering taking their conservation strategies on the road. -
22:23In a "marriage" that U.S. east coast residents would object to, the remnants of Tropical Storm Nicole coupled with an upper level low pressure area have dumped record rainfall from the Carolinas to New England on Sept. 30. The GOES-13 Satellite captured that massive "union" of a system as it begins to push off the northeastern U.S. coast today, Oct. 1.
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22:23(PhysOrg.com) -- In a major physics breakthrough, University of Otago scientists have developed a technique to consistently isolate and capture a fast-moving neutral atom - and have also seen and photographed this atom for the first time.
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22:23French videogame titan Ubisoft is expanding the world of "Assassin's Creed" to Facebook, breaking down the barrier between play on consoles and at the hot online social network.
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Fuel Economy Will Be, Um, Better
Four plans announced by the Obama administration for improving cars' fuel economy raise many open questions about cost, adoption of new technologies and measurement issues.
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21:46Ceremony recognizes offbeat, humorous science
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21:27Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from this week
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21:23Swarms of orange fish and other deep-sea creatures have been spotted during a five-year survey of the world's underwater mountain ranges.
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21:23Scientists have rediscovered more than one-third of mammals believed or suspected to be extinct
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21:13Across the globe, venture-capital infusions fell 30 percent; in California, the drop was 61 percent. Yet investment in China soared.
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21:03China’s pivotal role as world supplier of rare-earth metals raises alarm that the new energy economy will mean the same old foreign dependence.
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21:03An taped statement attributed to the Al Qaeda leader links flooding in Pakistan to man-made warming and calls for action.
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21:02LiveScience.com - The execution of convicted murderer Albert Greenwood Brown was called off Wednesday, in part because of continuing legal wrangling over the constitutionality of lethal injection in California. However, Brown ultimately won't face the death penalty this week (or even this year) because of another, more practical factor: All of California's supply of a drug used in lethal injections expires today (Oct. 1).
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20:55AP - China Ming Yang Wind Power Group Ltd. says it priced an initial public offering of 25 million American Depositary Shares at $14 a piece.
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