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Bots Upstage Puny Humans at Show
The third annual RoboGames competition shows off machines that can rip each other to shreds or bring a tear to your eye with their sublime grace -- though usually not at the same time. Quinn Norton reports from San Francisco. Plus: RoboGames gallery
Going Tribal in Neubeca
Momus picks up traces of his own kind in a Berlin neighborhood, which like New York City's Tribeca years ago, mixes artists and immigrants. Among the telltale signs: hip cafes, open Wi-Fi and secret cinema clubs. Commentary by Momus. 
Diesels Under Pressure
U.S auto manufacturers don't quite embrace the diesel engine, not the way they do in Europe. From Forbes.com
Stairway to Digital Heaven
M-Audio's Black Box guitar amp simulator and effects processor will make you sound like Jimmy Page (almost). But a portable media player from RCA and a webcam from Creative are not as much fun. In Gadget Lab.
The Pirates Hold a Party
Avast! An American version of the Swedish Pirate Party has set sail. Wired News' Eli Milchman walks the platform planks of this new political movement to find out who they are and what they want.
Tech Helps Curb Infant Blindness
A Stanford telemedicine program can remotely diagnose premature babies at risk for an eye disease. Early treatment can save their sight. By Michael O'Neill.
Oil Surveys May Harm Whales
The International Whaling Commission's report calls for further study of effects and reduction of ocean noise pollution created by oil exploration methods.
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