XML Science & Technology NewsIt's easy to find Tina Fey on TV, but not her showpublished about 8 hours ago
With Fey about the hottest name in show business right now, several NBC executives have asked why her show "30 Rock" won't be on air until Oct. 30.
Spinning a web of lies at digital speedpublished about 8 hours ago
In recent days there has been a range of false Internet reports that managed to gain great purchase across the globe while the truth is still logging on.
L.A. follows its own scriptpublished about 8 hours ago
People who finance Hollywood continue to make large bets that people will still go to the movies.
Pediatricians double vitamin D recommendations (AP)published about 8 hours ago
AP - The nation's leading pediatricians group says children from newborns to teens should get double the usually recommended amount of vitamin D because of evidence that it may help prevent serious diseases.
Race Starts With Little Fuel, and Goes Uphill From Therepublished about 9 hours ago
Escape From Berkeley could be the world’s most eco-friendly race, in which alternative-fuel-burning vehicles compete with the goal of completing the race using no petroleum.
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Marine Mysteries Showcased in Smithsonian Sant Ocean Hallpublished 2 days ago
New exhibit connects visitors with undersea world
New UK Coal Fired Power Plant Stirs Controversypublished 2 days ago
Plans to build new coal power plant in UK to generate electricity mobilizes environmentalists who favor renewable energy sources instead
NASA Scientist Says Global Warming Danger Amounts to 'Planetary Emergency'published Wed, Oct 08 2008 09:06 GMT
NASA scientist warns of increasingly violent storms, plant and animal extinctions, melting ice sheets and rising sea levels -- if mankind fails to act.
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