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- Lawyer denies contact with ex-juror (Orlando Sentinel)A defense lawyer Tuesday denied a criminal contempt-of-court allegation that he improperly contacted a juror who had been dismissed before the start of the felony hazing trial of five Florida A&M University fraternity brothers. Officials oppose defense statute (The Longview News-Journal)Area legislative and judicial officials are voicing opposition to a [...] |
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- Pa. Couple Awarded $1.5 Million Against Hormone Drug Maker Wyeth (Insurance Journal)A couple who contended that a hormone-replacement drug caused the woman’s breast cancer was awarded $1.5 million (euro1. |
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- Many cancer patients who have heart attacks often are not treated with life saving aspirin given the belief in the medical community that they could experience lethal bleeding. Researchers at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, however, say that notion is now proven wrong and that without aspirin, the majority of these patients will die. Researchers say that their study, to be published in the February 1, 2007 issue of the journal Cancer and now available online, turns common medical assumptions upside down and will likely change medical practice for cancer patients. |
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- Our review partner Digital Trends reviews the Samsung YP-T9 digital audio player. Quote from the review: "The nano is dead; long live the nano. |
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- by Gina Trapani After using Windows Vista for awhile, even the most begrudging upgrader will find that it's got a lot more features and options for the power user compared to Windows XP. After... |
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- Technology Bytes will be on the air tonight from 8 to 10, and we'll see if I make it to my usual "listening party" at Treocast Caron's hangout in Second Life. There's also going to be a Geek Gathering at... |
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- New research sheds light on why certain compounds (LSD, mescaline, peyote) cause hallucinations in creatures. |
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