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...that it's easy. Indeed, billionaire John Sperling, who co-founded the cleverly named Genetic Savings & Clone (GS&C), of Sausalito, Calif., has spent seven years and more than $19 million trying in vain to clone a dog. Texas A&M researcher Mark Westhusin, whose team cloned a cat on its second try in 2001, abandoned the dog-cloning project several years ago. When the company approached reproductive physiologist George Seidel Jr. of Colorado State, he wouldn't even...
...LOSE PERSONAL DATA? I don't know. Even things that are most annoying today, like viruses and spam--a lot of it is already illegal. Unfortunately, there are a small number of bad actors who do these things. The companies that create the operating systems have to play this cat-and-mouse game...
...schoolkids while struggling to cue up SpongeBob SquarePants. My navigation system, meanwhile, not only can locate the five nearest Chinese restaurants from any point in the continental U.S. but will also remind me that I have a noon dental appointment and that I need to pick up the cat's antifungal cream before the vet closes at 6. Cool? Absolutely. But also utterly distracting...
...stacked up against national basketball player of the year Seimone Augustus, NCAA soccer’s leading scorer Katie Thorlakson, gymnast Kristen Maloney, and the eventual winner, Olympic softball star Cat Osterman...
...easy to get British Muslims to agree on one thing; few seem to view U.S. foreign policy with anything but despair. High profile gaffes feed a sense that the U.S. is insensitive to Muslim views, as when the plane carrying Yusuf Islam, better known as the rock star Cat Stevens, was diverted to Bangor, Maine, on its way to Washington from London in September 2004 because his name turned up on a watch list of people with suspected ties to terrorists. Just last week, Zaki Badawi, an internationally renowned British Muslim scholar and the moderate head of London's Muslim...