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    +Atlanta Water Shortage
      It was recently pointed out on one of the news programs that one of the reasons that so much water was being released through Buford Dam was so that the mussels in Apalachicola Bay, Florida would not be harmed.

    +How Ventriloquists Fool the Brain
      A brain region that processes sight and sound simultaneously in monkeys could hold the key to explaining how ventriloquists create the illusion that their puppets can speak.

    +Id's Carmack Says Apple Not Supportive of iPhone Games
      Id Software's John Carmack recently openly criticized Apple 's attitude toward supporting game developers, and said that he and Steve Jobs have had "a fairly heated argument" over the issue.

    +Building a magnetic heat engine
      This heat engine is very simple. We suspend a small piece of magnetic material at the end of a pendulum. A large magnet is placed near the pendulum, so that the small piece of material sticks to the large magnet. The magnet should be close enough that the material never rests at the bottom of the pendulum's swing, but instead jumps up to the magnet.

    +Exotic mating: gene in male fish lures females into sex
      A gene has been found in male cichlid fish that evolved to lure female fish so that male cichlids can deposit sperm in the females mouths.

    +Intelligent Design's Day in Court on NOVA
      Last night the PBS series NOVA featured a two-hour show on the 2005 Dover, PA Intelligent Design trial.

    +Researchers help 'catch' a rainbow
      A popular candy company asks the public to "catch the rainbow," and British researchers are telling people how to really slow down the speed of light.

    +Small planets forming in the Pleiades: astronomers
      Small, rocky planets that could resemble the Earth or Mars may be forming around a star in the Pleiades star cluster, astronomers reported on Wednesday.

    +Scientists Find that Low Self-Esteem and Materialism Goes Hand in Hand
      Researchers have found that low self-esteem and materialism are not just a correlation, but also a causal relationship where low self esteem increases materialism, and materialism can also create low self-esteem. The also found that as self esteem increases, materialism decreases. The study primarily focused on how this relationship affects children and adolescents.

    +Low Carb Diets May Stop Prostate Cancer Growth
      A diet low in carbohydrates may help stunt the growth of prostate tumors, according to a new study led by Duke Prostate Center researchers. The study, in mice, suggests that a reduction in insulin production possibly caused by fewer carbohydrates may stall tumor growth.

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