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3-D Movies a Big Hit

January 8, 2010
Is 3-D TV next? - Not all the news is bad (some of it is just strange): The movie "Avatar" has created a return of 3-D and starting in 2010, ESPN will broadcast some sports events in 3-D. PhysOrg.com quotes... continued

How to Live a Long Life

January 7, 2010
Don't die early - We may not be able to live forever, but there's no reason we need to die young. Many US children face a terrible burden of stressors that can harm the development of their brains and nervous... continued

Child Abuse

January 7, 2010
Sometimes it comes from other kids! - More than one third of those who sexually abuse children are other juveniles, not adults (as one might suspect). Researchers found that juveniles account for more than one-third of those known to police... continued

Anne’s Diary: An Epiphany

January 7, 2010
The news isn't all bad: In her newest diary, Anne Strieber writes about a revelation she had in church that's a great message for the New Year! If you got our FREE weekly email newsletter, you would have already read... continued

If You Get Caught Playing Video Games at Work

January 6, 2010
Tell your boss you're improving your office skills! - Many office workers secretly play video games on their computers at the office (they read our edge news and listen to Dreamland there too!) It turns out that playing these games... continued

Beef Slime

January 6, 2010
There are some dangerous things going on, deep down where no one can see them. They have to do with food too: Depending on your genes, you may not get supersized eating a fast food hamburger, and you won't get... continued

CIA Spying on Global Warming

January 6, 2010
A group of environmental scientists working with the CIA once again has access to data gathered by intelligence satellites. The images include tropical forests, ice melts, desert landscapes, even population shifts. The program had been discontinued in 2001. Around 60... continued

Underground Carbon Storage Vaults Planned

January 6, 2010
In a recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers have proposed filling large valleys left by volcanic rock deep under the Atlantic Ocean with liquid carbon waste. Estimates suggest that just one of these... continued

Get Granny Online!

January 5, 2010
For some people, the New Year brings new concerns about the elderly folks in their lives. If that's you, here's something you should know: The internet strengthens the brains of even older people. Middle-aged and older adults with little Internet... continued

The Scourge of Drugs

January 5, 2010
What will drugs do to YOUR town in 2010? Most of us know that Marijuana is the most popular illegal drug of choice, and that heroin may be the most damaging drug an individual can use, but it is crack... continued