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FIANO, Italy (AP) -Robert Rock birdied his last five holes for an 8-under 64 to join fellow Englishman Chris Wood with the clubhouse lead in the first round of the Italian Open on Thursday.
Read More »Dunes, Craters and Ice: Just Another Spring on Mars
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Read More »Complexity of autism keeps treatment elusive
Parents frustrated by inconsistently effective therapies; Studies help explain why disorder so confounding
Read More »Autism’s Tangled Genetics Full of Rare and Varied Mutations
The underpinnings of autism are turning out to be even more varied than the disease's diverse manifestations. In four new studies and an analysis published June 8 researchers have added some major landmarks in the complex landscape of the disease, uncovering clues as to why the disease is so much more prevalent in male children and how such varied genetic mutations can lead to similar symptoms.
Read More »A World Ocean
Every year on June 8, ocean enthusiasts celebrate World Oceans Day . Last year over 300 official events in 45 countries recognized how the Earth’s largest and most complex ecosystem affects not only the rest of the planet and its inhabitants, but how the seas touch upon the essence of being human and the connectivity of the human-sphere to the ocean-sphere.
Read More »Vote: Who will win the U.S. Open?
Vote: Who will win the U.S. Open?
Read More »Google Explains How New Live Transit Updates Will Speed Up Your Commute
Google will keep you from sprinting to the bus every morning by telling you when it's actually coming, not just when it's supposed to come. Veteran public transit users know that scheduled departure times rarely match up to actual departures.
Read More »Shattered Expectations: Ultrabright Supernovae Defy Explanation
From the outlook of a planet that resides next to a quiet, relatively predictable star, the circumstances that lead to dramatic stellar explosions elsewhere in the universe can sound somewhat improbable. Some such blasts, known as type Ia supernovae, occur when a small, dense star known as a white dwarf--roughly the diameter of Earth, but hundreds of thousands of times more massive--grows too large by siphoning material off a neighboring star, igniting a thermonuclear explosion.
Read More »Apple Buys The Future
Apple bought more semiconductors in 2010 than any of its peers, and the spread will be even larger in 2011. Semiconductors power chips. Chips power tech.
Read More »Stem Cells Repair Muscle Damaged by Heart Attack
By Marian Turner of Nature magazine Time might heal metaphorical heartbreak, but an injured heart can rarely repair itself. [More]
Read More »Kerr ready to defend LPGA State Farm Classic title
Defending champion Christie Kerr, reigning Player of the Year Yani Tseng and last week's winner Brittany Lincicome headline a loaded field at what would be the final LPGA State Farm Classic.
Read More »Westwood back to defend title, prep for U.S. Open
Lee Westwood values defending a title. With the St. Jude Classic scheduled just before the U.S.
Read More »Arizona Wildfire Threatens Several Towns
* No injuries reported so far * Fire 'very large, very intense' [More]
Read More »Marijuana linked to brain changes, but are they harmful?
Daily marijuana smokers have reduced levels of key brain receptors, new study shows
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