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Health/Science Briefs: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 [08-26-08]

E-cowboys get online to herd little dogies [08-25-08]

Turbine tech: Workers maintain wind farm [08-25-08]

Toadstool Trouble: Fungi bring poison problems [08-23-08]

Best U.S. science centers listed [08-21-08]

Rattlesnakes can remain lethal, sometimes striking after death [08-18-08]

Study amplifies effects of smoking, obesity on ear function [08-18-08]

Success story [08-18-08]

OSU detector balloons to edge of space [08-18-08]

Health/Science Briefs: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 [08-18-08]

Without a body of evidence, Bigfoot will remain a mystery for a little longer [08-16-08]

Oklahoma City zookeepers train smaller creatures [08-15-08]

Texas to review arson case that ended in execution [08-15-08]

Could Bigfoot mystery be solved today? [08-15-08]

More women choosing careers in forensic science [08-15-08]

Richard Tuggle of Universal Fiber Optic, Inc. installs equipment inside a 210 ft. tall tower at the Oklahoma Wind Energy Center near Woodward. Photo provided

Turbine tech: Workers maintain wind farm

Fear of falling is one of the few innate fears people have, Andy Woods said. "I can't remember the other ones."

Photo caption: Richard Tuggle of Universal Fiber Optic, Inc. installs equipment inside a 210 ft. tall tower at the Oklahoma Wind Energy Center near Woodward. Photo provided

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