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Or so many legends suggest, particularly at Halloween. Countless stories and movies paint those and other myth-encrusted creatures as omens of bad luck. Not so, according to Harry Peachey, who has worked at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium for 28 years ...

Cats, bats, spiders hardly as harmful as legends suggest - Columbus Dispatch

As the local physics dude, I am always banging on my keyboard, writing about entanglement. It is a necessary component of both quantum computers and quantum key distribution, but no one really understands it, in part because entanglement predicts ...

Nobel Intent - Ars Technica

BRUSSELS - A proposal that Europe's top environment official made last month, to ban the planting of a genetically modified corn strain, sets up a bitter war within the European Union, where politicians have done their best to dance around the issue ...

Both Sides Cite Science to Address Altered Corn - Common Dreams

Biological weapons delivered by cyborg insects. It sounds like a nightmare scenario straight out of the wilder realms of science fiction, but it could be a reality, if a current Pentagon project comes to fruition. Right now, researchers are already ...

Weaponizing the Pentagon's Cyborg Insects - Common Dreams

A West Hollywood home is making news this Halloween season for displaying a mannequin dressed as vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin hanging by a noose. According to The Times' story, the Palin effigy "does not rise to the level of a hate crime ...

Sarah Palin effigy: a Halloween trick gone too far? - Los Angeles Times Blogs

This report was written by Lee Tucker, counsel to the Human Rights Watch Children's Rights Project. It is based on research conducted by Ms. Tucker in August and September 1996 in Guatemala. The report was edited by Lois Whitman, director of the ...

Police Violence and Abuses in Detention - Human Rights Watch

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