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    +Kim Jong Il: the Internet Expert
      Kim Jong Il, meet Al Gore. During summit talks with South Korea's president this week, the North Korean leader labeled himself an "Internet expert."

    +World moves into the ecological red
      The world moved into 'ecological overdraft' on Saturday, the point at which human consumption exceeds the ability of the earth to sustain it in any year and goes into the red, the New Economics Foundation ...

    +Halo Games Maker to Be Independent of Microsoft
      Microsoft said yesterday that it was giving up its controlling ownership of Bungie Software, the video game subsidiary that developed the hugely popular Halo franchise, including its latest iteration, Halo 3.

    +Artificial cornea saves eyesight
      Every year, in Germany alone, around 7000 people wait for a new cornea to save their eyesight. But donor corneas are in short supply. In an EU project, researchers have developed an artificial cornea which is to be clinically tested in early 2008.

    +Ford Introduces First Automobile with Soy-Based Seating
      Ford Motor Company announced that soybased polyurethane foam will be used in seats in the 2008 Ford Mustang.

    +The Funniest Science on Earth
      Why plow through years of graduateschool, labor nights and weekends, abandon your family in the name of science? Because one day, if you're very lucky, your work may be recognized by some prestigious international award committee. If you're only kind of lucky, though, you still might be able to snag an Ig Nobel.

    +What Makes Quantum Dots Blink
      If a single dot is observed under a microscope, it can be seen to randomly switch between bright and dark states. This flickering, or blinking, behavior has been widely studied, and it has been found that a single dot can blink off for times that can vary between microseconds and several minutes. The causes of the blinking, though, remain the subject of intense study.

    +Negativity is contagious, study finds
      Though we may not care to admit it, what other people think about something can affect what we think about it.

    +Malaysia issues guidebook for Muslims in space
      Malaysia has come up with the world's first comprehensive guidebook for Muslims in space as its first astronaut prepares to go into orbit next week.

    +Earliest Scots Braved Ice Age Conditions
      During the last ice age, Scotland was likely a desolate place covered by glaciers, but new evidence suggests intrepid settlers braved the elements by establishing a community there as early as 13,000 years ago.

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