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  • SCI FI Announces New Season

    05/17/2005 6:58:54 PM PDT · by KevinDavis · 162 replies · 2,506+ views
    New episodes of SCI FI Channel's original series Stargate Atlantis, Stargate SG-1 and Battlestar Galactica premiere on July 15 as SCI FI Fridays return. Stargate SG-1 returns for a ninth season with new cast members Ben Browder (Farscape), Emmy winner Beau Bridges, Oscar winner Lou Gossett Jr. and former The X-Files star Mitch Pileggi. Bridges will also appear in several episodes of Stargate Atlantis. Gossett and Browder's Farscape co-star Claudia Black join the cast of SG-1 in recurring roles, and former Baywatch star Jason Momoa joins the cast of Stargate Atlantis. Battlestar Galactica comes back for a second season, with...
  • Scientists identify a single 'master' gene that seems to turn on cancer-causing action of other gene

    01/21/2005 4:30:24 PM PST · by Main Street · 109 replies · 9,039+ views
    NYNEWSDAY.COM ^ | Friday, January 21, 2005 | Delthia Ricks
    <p>An international team of scientists believes it has found cancer's master switch with the discovery of a gene they dubbed ``Pokemon.''</p> <p>Like the electronic game figures -- tiny monsters with bad tempers -- the cancer-triggering gene apparently instigates the misbehavior of other cancer-causing genes, leading to tumor formation.</p>