For Wednesday, June 18, 2008

BBC NEWS Technology 'Oldest' computer music unveiled


BBC NEWS Science/Nature First farmers made 'lucky beads'


BBC NEWS UK England WWI veteran marks 110th birthday


Harry Patch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


BBC NEWS Science/Nature Experts unveil 'cloak of silence'


Symmetry Of Homosexual Brain Resembles That Of Opposite Sex, Swedish Study Finds


Shallow Water Corals Evolved From Deep Sea Ancestors


Nanotechnology, Biomolecules And Light Unite To 'Cook' Cancer Cells


Female Chimps Use Copulation Calls Strategically


Unraveling Bacteria Communication Pathways


New Research On Octopuses Sheds Light On Memory


Threatened Or Invasive? Species' Fates Identified


Unlocking Genome Of World's Worst Insect Pest


Helicoverpa armigera - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Birds Communicate Reproductive Success In Song


Phoenix Makes First Trench In Science Preserve


Radiation Testing: Northwestern Transistors On Space Station


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High-performance GaAs metal-insulator-semiconductor field-effect ...


New Method To Recycle Unwanted Byproduct Of Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Production


Leicestershire Burial Mounds Reveal Ancestral Insights


Tumulus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Millions of cicadas screech a serenade - Science- msnbc.com


Magicicada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Science books bring astronomical prices - Science- msnbc.com


De revolutionibus orbium coelestium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Don’t miss a huge June moon illusion - Space.com- msnbc.com


Moon illusion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Sun might hold secret of dark matter - Space.com- msnbc.com


Axion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Japan makes robot girlfriend for lonely men - Innovation- msnbc.com


Vegan farming takes organic to next level - CNN.com


The ultimate in recycling - CNN.com



Japan robot startups join efforts - Yahoo! News


Sprint sets price for new smart phone: $129.99 - Yahoo! News


Peanut probe part of NASA mission - Yahoo! News


Huge Sharks 'Fly' Like Fighter Pilots LiveScience


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