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Read More »Video: Miss. River levels off, crisis remains
The Mississippi River has leveled off, but flooded communities throughout the Midwest remain in crisis. Mark Strassmann reports on the challenges ahead for victims of the flood.
Read More »Scientific American Wins 2011 National Magazine Award for General Excellence
So you may have noticed an elephant in the room--more specifically, an elephantine abstraction that began appearing on our Web site today, like the one outside the margin at the left. That's an Ellie, a stabile designed by Alexander Calder and bestowed by the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME).
Read More »Tiger ready to shake off rust
GolfChannel: About all Tiger Woods can say about the injuries to his knee and Achilles' tendon is that he is "good enough to play" in The Players Championship.
Read More »Android Users, Prepare To Accessorize
Hidden among Google 's flood of news today is a gem that may make Android shine that much brighter: The Android Open Accessory development kit.
Read More »GolfChannel: Mickelson not sweating young stars
GolfChannel: Lefty turns 41 next month.
Read More »Farm Monster: Lady Gaga Partners With FarmVille Makers Zynga for GagaVille
News leaked weeks ago that pop powerhouse Lady Gaga might team with Zynga for a possible promo deal .
Read More »Highlighting Drug Industry Influence, Watchdog Says Overmedication in Nursing Homes Is Troubling
Nursing homes are unnecessarily administering powerful antipsychotic drugs to many elderly residents, including residents with dementia [1] , according to a new report by the Health and Human Services inspector general. The Food and Drug Administration in 2005 mandated that drug makers issue warning labels [2] on atypical antipsychotics, noting that the drugs--which are generally FDA-approved for treating schizophrenia and bipolar disorder--increase the risk of death for elderly patients with dementia. Yet when the government examined 1.4 million Medicare claims from 2007 for atypical antipsychotics for elderly nursing home residents, the government found that 88 percent of the time, the drugs were prescribed to individuals diagnosed with dementia
Read More »Video: A golf ball that guarantees a straight drive
CNBC's Darren Rovell with details on what could be the greatest golf ball ever created, the Polara Golf ball, which guarantees a straight drive every time. But there's a catch. (CNBC)
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Read More »PGT: Watson says Sawgrass too hard for him
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Read More »How Google Music Beta Could Make Users Go Gaga
What's Google's new cloud-based music service got in common with Lady Gaga? Word of a forthcoming ad shot last weekend in NYC and pairing the tech and fame monsters might offer clues. Today at Google 's I/O conference, the company unveiled Google Music Beta, a cloud-based music service that enables users to store songs in a digital locker and stream them to any Android device--phones, tablets, laptops, or desktops
Read More »Syria’s Facebook Wars
Facebook shut down the Syrian military's official page, and Syrian Facebook users began encountering a primitive certificate-forging scam seemingly carried out by the government. See what happens when cyberwarfare comes to the formerly friendly Facebook. The “Facebook revolution” line has been used endlessly in the Middle East.
Read More »Does breast-feeding prevent bratty behavior?
New research adds to research showing big benefits from breast-feeding
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