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Northeastern nerds make Rubik's Cube history
The Science Of Relationships: Keeping The Magic Alive
Studies You Don't Need To Read For May 27th
The war on smokers continues
Go Green By Switching To Fruit Power
The Science of Orgasms
The Science Of The Broken Heart
Smart teens don’t have sex (or kiss much either)
Wally Schirra: RIP 2007
Practical Science Part II - Babes And Beer
Queer As Fish: Estrogen in Pittsburgh rivers
Practical Science Part I - Bugs Bunny and Beer
Preferential attachment - how math can make your online column popular
Strange behavior - why do female wasps kill their brothers?
Velociraptor Season Is Here!
Crowdsourcing Astronomy
Strange economics - higher corporate taxes may attract foreign investment
A Google Supercomputer Division?
Are good science sites buried in an information avalanche?
A Scientist With No Sight - But Plenty Of Vision
Girls Gone Green
Professor Lee Silver on The Stephen Colbert Show
Affinity program slashes computing times
Newsvine Announces New Barack Obama Section on Front Page, Replaces Science
Face Recognition, Emotions And How Science Determined I Will Be The Next Jackie Chan

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