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14 April 2008 year (time zone GMT 00:00)  Number of sources in English: 4861
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Living in a World of Unfamiliar Voices

14.04.2008 22:55    sciencenow.sciencemag.org
Rover crushes a rock and unearths evidence of life-supporting hot vents
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Mutation May Explain Deadly Form of Leukemia

14.04.2008 22:55    sciencenow.sciencemag.org
Find may make it easier to treat difficult disease
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Mutation May Explain Deadly Form of Leukemia

Bad Day for the Dow? Blame Hormones

14.04.2008 22:55    sciencenow.sciencemag.org
Market activity is reflected in financial traders' testosterone and cortisol levels
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Bad Day for the Dow? Blame Hormones

Case Closed for Free Will?

14.04.2008 22:55    sciencenow.sciencemag.org
The unconscious brain makes choices several seconds before the conscious mind knows about it
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Case Closed for Free Will?

St. Olaf Department of Social Work sponsoring National Healthcare Decisions Day

14.04.2008 22:31    fusion.stolaf.edu
Local organizations will provide information and tools for the public to talk about advance healthcare decision-making April 16. "Making our wishes known is a great gift to our loved ones," says St. Olaf Professor of Social Work Mary Carlsen '79.

New York's Saint Thomas Choir to sing in Boe Chapel

14.04.2008 22:31    fusion.stolaf.edu
The Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys, a choral ensemble from New York that has performed at Westminster Abbey and received a papal audience at the Vatican, will perform at St. Olaf April 22.

Andrew Carter Festival to be held Sunday

14.04.2008 22:31    fusion.stolaf.edu
Last year BBC Magazine called Andrew Carter's CD of carols one of the "10 best ever" Christmas CDs. This week the noted English composer will lead four St. Olaf ensembles in a performance of his music.

Brian May attacks science research cuts

14.04.2008 19:50    telegraph.co.uk
Queen guitarist and astronomer Brian May has said under-funding in science is a "big mistake" and threatens the UK's future on the world stage.
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Brian May attacks science research cuts

Scholar to lecture on rise of China, India

14.04.2008 17:50    fusion.stolaf.edu
To celebrate St. Olaf's newly revised Asian Conversations Program, University of Chicago Professor Prasenjit Duara will give a lecture on campus April 16 titled "Visions of History, Trajectories of Power: China and India since De-colonization."

New cloning method 'used to make designer babies'

14.04.2008 15:11    telegraph.co.uk
An American company that has discovered a new way of cloning human cells has warned that similar technology could already be being used illicitly to create "designer" babies.
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Pacific Salmon Update

14.04.2008 09:00    syndication.technocrat.net
All commercial salmon fishing along the Oregon and California coasts has been canceled this year. Very limited fishing will be allowed off of Washington state. Wild salmon fishing in Alaska will be down roughly one third, but still good enough,
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Designing the 90 Minute Marathoner

14.04.2008 08:59    syndication.technocrat.net
Although it is impractical and not quite possible yet, one researcher has analyzed the necessary gene components needed to make a perfect distance runner.Read More
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What Happens to Big Stars?

14.04.2008 08:59    syndication.technocrat.net
Some very large stars eventually explode, go supernova, but others might just collapse, and turn into black holes. Why the difference?Read More
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Embedded Oscillating Starless Cores

14.04.2008 08:43    cita.utoronto.ca
In a previous paper we demonstrated that non-radial hydrodynamic oscillations of a thermally-supported (Bonnor-Ebert) sphere embedded in a low-density, high-temperature medium persist for many periods.
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Blandford-Znajek mechanism versus Penrose process

14.04.2008 08:43    cita.utoronto.ca
During the three decades since its theoretical discovery the Blandford-Znajek process of extracting the rotational energy of black holes has become one of the foundation stones in the building of modern relativistic astrophysics. However, it is also true that for
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Scientists invent microscopic operating table for 1mm worm

14.04.2008 06:11    telegraph.co.uk
A tiny operating table has been devised by scientists to carry out nerve surgery on the best understood worm on the planet. By Roger Highfield.
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Scientists invent microscopic operating table for 1mm worm

Xenology: Xuan

14.04.2008 03:30    xenex.org
I answered those questions really conservatively. I was looking for something serious," she explains simply. "Something serious" seems to mean a husband, since she sets her dating age requirements at twenty-seven - our age - as the very youngest and
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