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GNU Radio Opens an Unseen World
An open-source software-configured transceiver can open garage doors, track cell phone users and locate itself on GPS. And that's just the beginning. By Quinn Norton.
Your Money or Your Site
A group of hackers holds the Million Dollar Homepage hostage. By David Kushner from Wired magazine.
Animals Have Instincts, Too
It's so much fun to release the beast within. Commentary by Clive Thompson. 
A Top-Down Transformation
Let the sun shine in -- SUVs finally get a flip top that works, even if open-air driving does make your gas guzzler's mileage even worse. By Andrew Tilin from Wired magazine.
Of Lice and Men
Before the Dawn, a new book on evolution, examines how our genes -- and those of other creatures -- provide a window into humankind's past and, perhaps, its future. By Randy Dotinga.
Rely on the Kindess of Strangers
A University of Washington researcher, frustrated by the lack of money and computing power needed to pursue his goal of conquering disease, takes a page out of the Seti project and turns to the online public for help. He's getting it.
Wild Ride for Amusement Parks
Explosive growth in Asia outpaces park-building action stateside. But don't count out U.S. theme parks just yet. From Forbes.com.
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