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23 min ago | Lurgan Today

Live decades longer with a pill?

"A wonder pill could extend the lifespan of people by up to 23 years," the Daily Express has reported on its front page.

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Related Topix: Science, Biotech, Medicine, Healthcare Industry

4 hrs ago | Local News

Chinch bugs wrecking Austin lawns

If you want your lawn looking this nice, you'll need a proper irrigation system.

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Related Topix: Science, Travis County, TX

Thu Jul 09, 2009

Gazette-Bulletin

Crossing borders: Organic growers exchange ideas and locales

Harry Bennett of Marion joined nine others from Kansas who traveled to Japan for 13 days in May as participants in a program called Global Partners for Local Organic Foods.

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Related Topix: Life, Food, Organic Food, Kansas, Agriculture, Science, Vegetables, Home Gardening, Home

Bureau County Republican

How does your garden grow?

At 94 years old, Bob Bird Sr. can be found in his garden all summer long. Using a scooter, he tends two gardens - one filled with the traditional vegetables like radishes, lettuce, peas and tomatoes and one filled with sweet corn.

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Related Topix: Home Gardening, Home, Life, Food, Vegetables, Princeton, IL, Potatoes, Science

Bognor Today

Bird of mystery

Nightjars are one of the most mysterious of all birds. No wonder they were called Puck-bird. People were really terrified of them.

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Related Topix: Science

The Vail Trail

Thinning no cure-all for Vail Valley forests

Leading forest researchers say widespread thinning won't do much good when it comes to lessening fire risks in beetle-killed forests in Colorado's Vail Valley and elsewhere.

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Related Topix: Vail, CO, Science

KSTP-TV Minneapolis

Scientists hope tiny insect can help save soybeans

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - An insect no bigger than a comma is being studied as a natural predator that farmers could use instead of chemicals to protect the nation's soybean crop from aphids.

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Related Topix: Science, Sioux Falls Metro, Sioux Falls, SD, Agriculture

Wed Jul 08, 2009

Scientific Blogging

Why Are Phytophagous Insects Typically Specialists?

Abstract Specialization character of phytophagous insects is one of the key examples of insect-plant relationship.

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Related Topix: Science, Ecology, Agriculture

Peterborough Examiner

Man jailed for drunken misbehaviour

A violent fight over a lost insect landed a 20-year-old in jail yesterday for five more months.

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Related Topix: Science, Canada,

Delaware Coast Press

MOSQUITOES: Del. faces record crop of bloodthirsty pests

If you find yourself swatting at the air or slapping yourself more than usual lately, you are not alone.

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Related Topix: New Castle County, DE, Science, Sussex County, DE, Weather, Natural Disasters, Drought, Bethany Beach, DE

DesignLines

Bugs prove a winner for embedded students

A team from South Korea has won the Embedded Development competition which forms part of the Imagine Cup , the world's premier student technology competition.

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Related Topix: Science, Computers

BioResearch Online

U.S. Farmers Prefer Biotech Varieties Of Corn, Cotton, Soybeans

American farmers have adopted genetically engineered crops widely since their introduction in 1996, especially corn, cotton and soybean varieties, according to a new USDA report.

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Related Topix: Biotech, Science / Technology, Agriculture, Science, US News, United States Department of Agriculture, Weather, Natural Disasters, Drought

NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA

Tim's Tips: Drying out and getting back into the garden

We finally managed to put together a decent weekend. The sound of lawn mowers and groaning gardeners with aching backs caused by a weekend of weeding filled the air.

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Related Topix: Home Gardening, Home, Life, Food, Vegetables, Agriculture, Science

Tue Jul 07, 2009

The New York Times

Dark Humor and Shouts in Response to Ahmadinejad Speech

According to Ramin Mostaghim, reporting from Tehran for the Los Angeles Times, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's address to the Iranian people on state television on Tuesday failed to quell protests against the disputed election Mr.

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Related Topix: Iran, World News, Middle East, Blog News, Science, Publishing, New York Times

Guardian Unlimited

Trafficked, prostituted, raped: the kite who flew away

Ping Lau fled her Chinese village at 15 in search of happiness. In London she was put to work in a brothel, became addicted to drugs and fell pregnant.

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Related Topix: Drugs, Science, Greater London County, England, United Kingdom

Daily Mail

Spider builds life-sized replicas of itself to escape predators

A species of spider has proved the ultimate escape artist by building full-sized decoys of itself to distract predators.

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Related Topix: Science

Arkansas News Bureau

Honey bees in Arkansas weathering stressful ailment

The bad buzz is, the cost of honey and wax are up these days because honey bees are getting scarce.

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Related Topix: Apiculture, Science, Arkansas, Life, Food, Honey, University of Arkansas, Agriculture

The Toronto Star

City closes two dumps, opens two new ones

With two temporary garbage dumps nearly full just 12 days into the civic workers' strike, Toronto is opening two new temporary dumps today.

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Related Topix: Canada, Science

Mon Jul 06, 2009

Ag Professional

Monsanto product reach regulatory milestones in the EU

Monsanto product reach regulatory milestones in the EU Jul. 6, 2009 ST. LOUIS -- Monsanto Company announced Friday that experts at the European Food Safety Authority issued a favorable scientific opinion on Monsanto's Roundup Ready 2 corn product for cultivation and reconfirmed the safety of its YieldGard insect-protected corn trait.

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Related Topix: Monsanto, Chemicals, Food Science, Science, Agriculture

Burlington Free Press

Vt. bans out of state firewood to control pests

State and federal forestry officials in Vermont are hoping to control the spread of two non-native insect pests by banning out of state firewood at campgrounds.

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Related Topix: Science

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