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The timing of the Trojan horse suggests there are more to come, say some computer and Internet security professionals.

As Apple's popularity rises, "the bad guys are taking Macs seriously now,"

Symantec's Web site of suspicions that a wave of attacks and viruses are due.

"If we see a rise in Mac malware, then we will have to assume that there are profits to be made in malware for Macs as well,"

move beyond federal regulators in Washington

“I believe that states have to step into a void created by a failure of federal action,” Mr. Spitzer

“The global warming issue is one where the current administration has first denied the scientific evidence and only recently begun to discuss the matter in a serious way.”

sue the Environmental Protection Agency is aimed at prodding the Bush administration to remove obstacles to more than a dozen states seeking to regulate global warming emissions

implement the first regulation in the United States requiring reductions of greenhouse gas emissions from cars. The E.P.A. has not yet granted the waiver, keeping the regulation from taking effect.

federal court in Vermont rejected attempts by automakers to block the regulation

United States Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency has the authority to regulate heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.

E.P.A. has violated legal requirements that federal agencies act on such requests within a reasonable time.

cut global warming emissions from power plants 16 percent by 2015, but that reduction is based on 1990 emissions levels

regulations will favor alternative energy approaches, like wind power, and will not be favorable for coal producers

cap the amount of emissions permitted and force producers to purchase allowances for their carbon emissions

involves nine other states in principle

Independent Power Producers of New York

“We don’t want to put more burden on the rate payers of New York, and the last thing I would think this governor wants to do is send the message that investment should go in other states,” said Gavin J. Donohue

Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

The mice were produced to study the biochemistry at play in metabolism and could aid the understanding of human health and disease.

five to six kilometres at a speed of 20 meters per minute on a treadmill, for up to six hours before stopping.

they utilise mainly fatty acids for energy and produce very little lactic acid,"

many more mitochondria.

10 times more

The mice over-express a gene responsible for the enzyme phosphoenolypyruvate carboxykinases (PEPCK-C). Normal expression is in the liver, in the production of glucose.

eat twice as much as normal mice - but weigh half as much.

athletes resorting to gene therapy to try to improve their performance.

rather aggressive

he ride monitors attempt to leave empty seats on many boats to compensate for the hefty, but this routinely antagonizes the hundreds of paying customers waiting in line. When a boat does bottom out, a long line of other boats backs up behind it, their passengers slowly going mad from listening to the ride’s theme song.

They hope knowing this could help find a cure for HIV

HIV-1 group M subtype B" predominates in the US, Europe, large parts of South America, Australia and Japan.

they recreated a family tree for the virus, which they believe shows conclusively that the strain came to the US via Haiti - probably via a single person - in around 1969.

the parasite takes over the rat's freaking brain, and intentionally makes it scurry toward where the cats hang out.

that half the human population on Earth is infected with toxoplasmosa

Calderon who proposed the decriminalization legislation.

It makes sense to distinguish between small-time users and big-time dealers,

Up to 40 milligrams of methamphetamine, a synthetic and especially harmful drug, is permitted under the legislation, as is up to 50 milligrams of heroin.

U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, however, said in April that legalization "would be a failed law enforcement strategy for both the U.S. and Mexico."

Costco switched to selling 100 pills for $10.

Ranbaxy Laboratories, LTD, has been repeatedly investigated by the Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Justice for "inadequate" safeguards against contamination, falsification of records and submitting false information to the FDA.

FDA banned importation

Canada followed suit

has no evidence that these drugs do not meet their quality specifications and has not identified any health risks associated with currently marketed Ranbaxy products

* FDA regulations will supersede weaker state laws

bans the words "light" or "mild" in tobacco advertising

one cigarette is less dangerous than another

It bans flavored tobacco products, like clove or cappuccino cigarettes

submit a complete list of ingredients in the tobacco, paper, filter and other components, and allows the FDA to require the removal of any additive it says is dangerous

It requires this list of ingredients to be placed on all labels, which will itemize chemicals added to tobacco products

It restricts tobacco marketing to children, such as tobacco billboards near schools

applies to all tobacco products

passes all of the additional costs of new regulations back to the tobacco companies.

names and log-in information and their passwords.

require people of high integrity

highest moral character

PETA killed 2,124 pets last year and placed only seven in adoptive homes.

the Center for Consumer Freedom petitioned Virginia’s State Veterinarian to reclassify PETA as a slaughterhouse.

Mikhail Boytenko, editor of Russia's respected Sovfracht maritime journal, said that the ship may have been carrying a secret cargo

smells of some sort of state involvement.

European waters

Piracy is rare in European waters with only a couple of recent incidents involving private yachts in the Mediterranean.

GHOST SHIP?

safety of the 15-member Russian crew were raised after the Malta Maritime Authority said it received reports the ship had been boarded by armed men in masks posing as anti-drugs police in Swedish waters on July 24.

Swedish authorities said none of its law enforcement agencies had been involved.