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• Space station crew returns to Earth
• NASA perplexed by worker accidents
• Online games replace monsters with sex
• ‘Gospel of Judas’ offers contrarian view of Jesus
• Scientist: Jesus may have walked on ice
• San Francisco taps Google, Earthlink for Wi-Fi
• Health monitoring device to get weightless test
• Fossil shows how fish made the leap to land
• Census takers to trade pens for handheld PCs
• Billboard adds another ringtones chart
• Spitzer sues online ad firm over alleged spyware
• New Orleans may face Internet showdown
• First baby gorilla born in Scandinavia
• Poll: Cell phones irritating, invaluable
• Live vote: How did humans arise?
• ‘Desperate Housewives’ get their game on
• Game provider adopts arcade-like payment
• Geologists find ancient worm feces
• Fossil discovery fills gap in human evolution
• Probing the secrets of Stradivarius
• Russia's top space company targets moon
• Mars rover arrives at alternate winter home
• MySpace makes new online safety push
• IBM claims tighter security with new chip
• New crew arrives at space station
• Small business get help protecting their data
• Microsoft updates e-mail protection
• Soyuz carries new crew to space station
• Spaceship and crew set for launch to station
• Total solar eclipse streaks across Earth
• ‘Every launch is like the first one’
• Town named Nokia abandons landlines
• Talkin' to ya while talkin' to ya
• As shuttle turns 25, NASA faces upheaval

• Endangered monkeys at heart of research fight
• Satellite navigation finds its way to phones
• Want shorter flowers? Just add liquor
• Japanese companies checking employee PC use
• Cell phone warns about sexual predators
• Massive ancient pyramid discovered in Mexico
• Roman-era burial cave found in Lebanon
• New dinosaur species resembles huge turkey
• Sony hits a home run with ‘MLB ’06’
• Numbers line up for once-in-a-century moment
• Doomsday talk sparks media buzz
• U.S. astronauts plan 'campout' at space station
• Ex-Microsoft developer plans space trip
• 3 percent of U.S. households suffer ID theft
• ArabSat bites the dust, dashing hopes
• Alleged spammer pays $900,000 fine
• Nintendo to bring older games to console
• FCC tightens rules for airwave auction
• New telescope to look for alien light signals
• ‘Metal Gear’ returns in two new flavors
• Microsoft patches three 'critical' flaws
• Online voting for state quarter hijacked
• European spacecraft enters orbit around Venus
• Bugs plug $57 billion into U.S. economy
• Outside programmers tackle Microsoft flaws
• ‘Kosher’ cell phone rings up growth
• Supersonic jet conducts second test flight
• Use of pilotless planes may be on the rise
• Scientists unveil re-creation of 1906 quake
• EU to tackle cost of cell phone use ‘abroad’
• Robotic race revs on beyond the finish line
• Vote: Golf shot in space a fun or foolish idea?
• GRAPHIC: Moon's shadow to cross over Earth

• Meteorites attract art collectors
• A quiet man gets the spotlight in space
• PayPal launches text message payments
• Microsoft to triple Xbox titles in Japan
• Online game lets players create their own ads
• Wildlife 'CSI' lab plans science garden
• Dig uncovers ancient roots of dentistry
• Hidden cost of illegal immigration: ID theft
• South Korea delays astronaut flight plan
• Michigan video game ban struck down
• Expert says it was hotter in 247 million B.C.
• Exhibit highlights artifacts of early Christianity
• Company produces cutting horse clones
• Supersonic scramjet tested in Australia
• SpaceX rocket lost; was fuel leak to blame?
• Researchers develop ultra-thin plastic
• Chasing eclipses offers thrills of a lifetime
• Smell that? Automated scents hit the cineplex
• Rare meteorite sells for $93,000
• As climate changes, so does Arctic way of life
• Fore! NASA weighs golf shot in orbit
• China building rocket for next space flight
• Cell phone firms ring up voice over Wi-Fi
• NASA office searched in child-porn probe
• Photos fade, but DNA jewelry is forever
• Speech recognition offered for handhelds
• Archaeologist links palace to legendary Ajax
• 'Godfather' game struggles to live up to movie
• Retailers reach for consumers at store shelves
• Watch a total eclipse on the Web
• Next big quake? Maybe east of Bay Area
• Like a puppet on a stringer
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