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NASA’s Phoenix Spacecraft Commanded to Unstow Arm

29 05 2008

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Resurrecting the Extinct Tasmanian Tiger from Preserved DNA

25 05 2008

The last Tasmanian tiger (thylacine), a female about 12 years old, which died in 1936.

The Tasmanian Tiger was wiped out decades ago, but some scientists from Australia have a mad plan to resurrect the wolf-like marsupials and reintroduce them to their original habitat. We may still be decades away from Jurassic Park, but these researchers did successfully implant Tasmanian Tiger DNA into a mouse and got some of the genes to express themselves. That’s a major first. So will we be using mice to breed a new race of Tasmanian Tigers?

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The starfish story

25 05 2008

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celebs as they age

25 05 2008

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Friendship and love defined in a single photo

25 05 2008





Award Winning Awareness Ads

24 05 2008

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Advertisement Versus Reality

24 05 2008

A German website Pundo3000.com conducted a study of 100 different products by comparing side by side the packaging of the product and the actual content. The website says that ‘All products were purchased, the packaging photographed and the contents prepared and photographed too. All products were then eaten up.’ and disclaim that ‘The purpose of the project is not to discredit any brands or products but to critically compare the packaging advertising with the inside contents’.

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UEFA: Manchester United Rules England and Europe

22 05 2008

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Wealthy Fictional Characters

21 05 2008

They say fortune favors the bold–but it also favors the fictional. The characters that make up this year’s edition of the Wealthy Fictional 15, The annual listing of fiction’s richest, boast an aggregate net worth of $137 billion. That’s enough to give $20 to every (real) person on the planet. Read the rest of this entry »