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...scientists had pieced together the correct solution to a problem that researchers around the world were racing to solve. They had built a model of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) that showed by its very structure how DNA could be everything they fiercely believed it to be: the carrier of the genetic code and thus the key molecule of heredity, developmental biology and evolution. Watson and Crick weren't necessarily the smartest scientists in the contest (though they were plenty smart). They weren't the most experienced; their track records in this area of science, in fact, were essentially nonexistent. They didn...
...Police had previously identified an Indonesian named Iqbal as the likely carrier of the smaller bomb, which ripped through Paddy's Irish Pub 21 seconds before the main blast outside the Sari Club across the street. But investigators now believe he was responsible for detonating the bigger bomb outside the Sari Club, and not for the smaller blast. "He could have been sitting there in the van with people pouring out of the Sari Club, even staring in the windows, when he set it off," says a source close to the investigation...
...flown from New York City to Los Angeles costs $98 to $131--less if you can send the bags two or three days before you depart. And if you really aren't in a rush, ship that bag full of dirty laundry home from your trip using a ground carrier. UPS Ground will send your suitcase home in five days for only $41. --By Lisa McLaughlin
...heap of the airline business is littered with start-ups that tried to imitate a successful carrier and failed. But these are desperate times. Next week, 75-year-old Delta Airlines, which is losing money along with most other major airlines, will announce details of its own start-up airline called Song. Other major carriers have tried this tune before: US Airways and United started mini-airlines mainly to compete with low-cost king Southwest Airlines, but neither one is flying today...
Observers say Delta's move is an attempt to copy the extraordinary success of three-year-old JetBlue Airways, the New York-based carrier that is bucking the industry trend and making money with snazzy marketing, low fares, live TV on board and friendly service. Although Delta, which is expected to quietly shelve Delta Express (its previous attempt at an airline-within-an-airline), claims it is not duplicating any other airline, its marketing firm contacted the same designer who created JetBlue's stylish uniforms about doing the same for it (he declined). The new airline will offer only coach...