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    +Hard drives: get ready for the multi-terabyte era
      Hard drives currently have a one terabyte limit. A single hard drive with four terabytes of storage could be a reality by 2011, thanks to a nanotechnology breakthrough by Japanese firm Hitachi.

    +DirecTV Expands HD Lineup
      I found this out today when I went to look at this month's bill, and it's good news for me, as I've been a little disappointed with DirecTV's HD lineup until now.

    +Genetically modified plants vacuum up toxins
      Scientists have figured out a way to trick plants into doing the dirty work of environmental cleanup, U.S. and British researchers reported on Monday.

    +Socialized medicine: what happens when things aren't free
      A study released Monday indicates that people in Britain are resorting to yanking out their own teeth when they can't afford the dentist.

    +Daily sex can help to repair sperm, says fertility doctor
      Frequent sexual activity improves the genetic quality of sperm and may help some couples conceive, fertility specialists have found.

    +RIAA Verdict Appealed; Based on Penalty Being Unconstitutionally Severe
      Monday, lawyers for Jammie Thomas, the woman who was found guilty of copyright infringement and liable for a sum of $222,000, asked for a new trial. Originally, it had been thought an appeal would be filed based on the judge's instructions to the jury that simply making the songs available, whether or not they were downloaded, was a copyright violation. Instead her attorneys said that, because the songs could have been purchased online for about $24, the $222,000 verdict is disproportionate and amounts to punitive damages.

    +Naked mole-rat's longevity secret cloaked in mystery
      They have a face only a naked mole-rat mother could love. But what they lack in looks, those so-ugly-they're-cute naked mole-rats make up for in life span.

    +Feel Good For The Rich: A Green Resort ... In Libya?
      In this remote eastern region of Libya, where the bleak hills resemble a lunar landscape, the Green Mountain Sustainable Development Area is the latest in a spate of recently announced projects that form a sort of environmental coming-out party for this former pariah country.

    +Study: Feminists Are More Romantic
      It is generally perceived that feminism and romance are in direct conflict yet according to a study by Laurie Rudman and Julie Phelan of Rutgers University, feminism and romance are not incompatible and feminism may actually improve the quality of heterosexual relationships.

    +Obesity genetics
      New evidence that genetics plays a key role in obesity is published today in the International Journal of Bioinformatics Research and Applications.

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