Amazing video for a lionesses attacked a young Wildebeest then the [brave] Wildebeest herd come to revenge ;D
Former lawyer known for suing videogame makers turns evangelical.
It's really hard to argue one way or the other, but my vote would have gone to Phelps without a doubt
How animals keep their bearings on hunting trips is somewhat of a mystery. What is more puzzling is how animals measure distances. A new study has found the first direct evidence that fiddler crabs monitor their travels by tracking their strides.
Well, at least we have Exxon and Pickens commercials on the air telling us how green they are. We have had an election campaign talking about alternative power. But China is actually building a huge wind power farm. Somehow I feel this is the next race the U.S. will lose. At least we are good at talking, right?
While 2008 has been a bleak year for the financial markets and the global economy, it has been very kind to open source, at least based on market share. A review of Net Applications data suggests that there has never been a better time for open source; however, as Google Trends data suggests, it's no longer enough to rest on one's laurels...
The Futian People's Court in Shenzhen, China, handed down sentences to 11 ringleaders of the world's largest software counterfeiting syndicate today.
Google recently released its annual rundown of popular searches for 2008 - what they call the "zeitgeist" list - and it's a reminder, once again, of how much we reveal about ourselves every time we type into a search bar.
GAZA CITY -- Israeli aircraft launched air attacks across Gaza on Saturday, killing at least 155 people, including the Hamas police chief and other officials, according to Israeli and Palestinian sources.
Contrary to popular belief, recent studies have found that there are probably ways to regenerate brain matter.
A new report from the U.S. Army War College’s Strategic Studies Institute says that the U.S. military must quickly prepare for massive civil unrest that could be precipitated by an “unforeseen economic collapse”.
The families of three men who were killed last week during a search of a grain warehouse want to press charges against American soldiers under the terms of a new security agreement between the U.S. and Iraq.