Using a pioneering experiment, a group of Russian scientist resurrected seeds of plants hidden in an Ice Age squirrel, located inside Siberian permafrost.

The seeds date back 30,000 to 32,000 years and raise hopes that iconic Ice Age mammals mammoth could also eventually be resurrected.

Yup, an affordable 852 with 15 zeros following it.Come to think about it again, Emperor Palpatine and Darth Vader were rolling in the money like a boss. Ruling the Galactic Empire wasn’t so bad at all.

Quad-colored Microsoft Windows flag is getting retired. With the complete overhaul of Windows 8 and its Metro UI makeover ( Not to forget a metrosexual new logo ). Microsoft have announced the new metrosexual logo for your upcoming computer system buddy.

Longtime eBay seller James Labrecque starts each of his listings with the same warning: "WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET. NOTHING MORE AND NOTHING LESS." He's half right. Labrecque sold a locked floor safe on the auction site for $122.93, but the buyer found $26,000 cash inside. "I thought it was empty [...] So I put it on eBay" Labrecque told WMC-TV. "I feel like the stupidest idiot in the world." He has reached out to the Tennessee-based buyer, asking for half of the money. The buyer declined, quoting Labrecque's own caveat back to him. Hey, at least you got positive feedback!

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Getting a body to die for is mass of hard work. But what counts as a “good amount” of exercise? Twenty minutes a day? An hour at the gym, three times a week? Science has proven and it turns out that a “good amount” is a lot less than you think.

Hardcore nature campers will always planning to put in some serious time on the trail, and the goal is always to pack light. Nothing can be annoying then carrying 5 liters of water container inside your haversack or on your hand. Here comes CamelBak water tumbler lid integrated with UV bulb water purifier that guarantees dead bacteria in 60 seconds.

The writing was on the wall. After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Kodak's quitting the camera business. It's truly the end of an era, especially for the company that gave birth to the first digital camera.

You know how we keep saying that everything works better with lasers? It looks like our trusty old magnetic platter hard drives are no exception, since blasting them with laser pulses instead of magnetic fields can apparently make them perform about a thousand times better.