"C|net - Hacker may have endangered astronauts"

Gross said NASA has numerous fail-safe measures to ensure communications, "but it shows the potential hackers have for doing some real damage to NASA's mission and astronaut safety."
In the past year, NASA has experienced more than 500,000 cyberattacks, the report said.
"Everybody knows if there's a problem at Houston, a potential vulnerability or someone is able to supersede the system we set up, that's dangerous," Gross said.

"MSNBC - Microbots could play a biotech role"

THE MICROROBOTS, fabricated from gold and a type of polymer that can conduct an electrical current, could literally dance on the head of a pin. They measure about 670 micrometers long and 170 to 240 micrometers wide. Stacked side by side, more than 100 of them could crowd within an inch.
“The technologies we use to fabricate them are similar to photolithography in the chip industry,” Edwin W.H. Jager, a researcher at Sweden’s Linköpings University, told MSNBC.com. Jager and two colleagues, Olle Inganäs and Ingemar Lundström, described their work in Friday’s issue of the journal Science.

"MutantWatch - Are you a mutant(quiz)"

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"ESPN - PETA has issues with Green Bay nickname"

The letter from PETA vegetarian campaign coordinator Bruce Friedrich suggests making the team the Green Bay "Pickers," referring to picking fruits, vegetables and other crops, or possibly the Green Bay "Six-Packers," referring to the state's brewing history.
"We've been the Packers since 1919, and this is the first time anyone has suggested that we change our name," Harlan said in reply. "We like our name, our tradition.