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    +Man causing climate change - poll
      Large majorities in many countries now believe human activity is causing global warming, a BBC World Service poll suggests.

    +How much of medical literature is shaped behind the scenes by drug companies?
      There are many reports of medical journal articles being researched and written by or on behalf of pharmaceutical companies, and then published under the name of academics who had played little role earlier in the research and writing process.

    +Job We All Want: Creating Alternate Earths For NASA
      What will we find in the way of planets similar to Earth as we keep expanding our ability to see into the universe?No one is sure but a team of MIT, NASA, and Carnegie scientists wants to come up with the possibilities.

    +More advertising for a captive audience: huge ads near airport runways
      When my wife flies, takeoff and landing are adventures. That's because she's deathly afraid of flying. She definitely wouldn't fit into the targeted audience of Ad-Air, because she will never look at the runway.

    +Amazon.com Launches Public Beta of Amazon MP3, its DRM-free music store
      Last month I wrote that Amazon.com would be launching their digital music store in September. Well, they made it. Here it is Sept. 25th, and they have announced the public beta of their store, named Amazon MP3.

    +Tech wonders on homeland security horizon
      Lockheed Martin is working on a keychain-size, remote-controlled aerial vehicle that will transmit security data September 21, 2007 -- Americans are facing a brave new world of post-Sept. 11 technology marvels ...

    +3,500-year-old baby unearthed at English Bronze Age site
      Archaeologists have unearthed the tiny skeleton of a 3,500-year-old baby at a quarry near Peterborough, in Eastern England.

    +Magna Carta Is Going on the Auction Block
      It is Magna Carta, agreed to by King John of England in 1215 and revised and reaffirmed through the 13th century. The tail dangling off the page is a royal seal. And it is about to go on sale.

    +Black Holes Are The 'Birth Control' Of Space
      Research shows that a part of the heavy galaxies stopped forming stars when the universe was still a toddler, about 3 billion years old. Astronomers suspect that black holes exert an influence on this halt in births.

    +Microsoft admits Halo 3 Limited Ed. scratch problem; offers free replacement
      Yesterday reports surfaced of what appeared to be a scratched disc problem with Halo 3 Limited Editions. It seemed that the plastic used to hold discs in place wasn't designed too well.

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