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Parents of infants in Japan are being told not to give their babies tap water for fear of radioactive contamination.
Read More »Did OS X Lion Scare Off Apple’s OS X Architect Bertrand Serlet?
Apple today announced that Bertrand Serlet, its senior vice president of Mac® Software Engineering, will be leaving the company after 14 years.
Read More »PGT: Tiger takes solace in Lefty’s Masters win
PGT: Though Tiger Woods is not in perfect form with two weeks remaining before the Masters, he says Phil Mickelson's win in 2010 gives him confidence heading to Augusta.
Read More »Health care reform Q&A: One year later
On the anniversary of Obama's signing of massive health care reform overhaul into law, a look at how the system has changed
Read More »Sperm grown in a test tube
By Janelle Weaver Researchers in Japan have made fertile mammalian sperm in a culture dish, a feat long thought to be impossible. [More]
Read More »Wie set for Kia Classic
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Read More »Your Next Smartphone May Sport a See-Through Solar Power Screen
Now here's an incredible idea : A super-thin transparent screen coating for smartphones that could continuously top off your battery with solar power. The technology is coming out of a small company called Wysips , which has perfected a transparent coating less than 100 microns deep that captures enough energy from the sun to generate electrical power. It relies on the application of super-thin strips of photovoltaic cells laid down on a display screen, and then a precise layer of cylindrical lenticular lenses deposited on top
Read More »Forensic study of blowout preventer in BP oil spill reveals source of leaky pipe-sealing problem
By Tom Doggett and Ayesha Rascoe WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The failure of the underwater blowout preventer that led to the massive BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico was caused by the inability of attached cutting devices to shear and seal the pipe of the leaking well, the U.S. government said on Wednesday.
Read More »Satellite images show tsunami-ravaged Japan coast
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Read More »Hawaii wildfire threatens protected rainforest
HONOLULU (Reuters) - Specialized firefighting teams Wednesday battled a remote wildfire touched off by the eruption of the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island, which has burned some 2,000 acres of national park land. The fire threatens a fragile, protected rain forest, officials said. [More]
Read More »USDA funds more fruits and veggies for schools
State agencies will get more federal funding to provide fresh fruits and vegetables at schools, the Department of Agriculture announced on Wednesday.
Read More »‘Pole Dancing for Jesus’ class causes controversy
Road Rulz: Teen Driver Safety Tech for Parents
New smartphone technologies target parents worried about reckless teen drivers. The market's so hot, apparently, that even average GPS companies are marketing in this space
Read More »Sign of the times for Tiger
PGT: Tiger Woods says he will feel like the Corey Pavin of his Thursday-Friday pairing with long hitters Dustin Johnson and Gary Woodland at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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