Meet Ida! "Ida," is the little fossil that was recently found in Germany and is considered to be the "missing link." The fossil is a huge find for those who study human origins. Paleontologist, Jorn Hurum, is responsible for leading the team and analyzed the 47-million-year-old fossil. He suggests Ida is a critical missing-link species in primate evolution. His studies show that the Ida fossil bridges the evolutionary split between higher primates such as monkeys, apes, ...

With the start of the 2009 NCAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball tournaments and all the excitement surrounding March Madness, we thought we would conduct our own tournament featuring some the world’s most famous brands and the logos that represent them. Each day we will have a head-to-head matchup, where you will vote for the winning logo. Can Fed Ex beat UPS? Is the BBC the Cinderella story of the tournament? Can Yahoo be the next Gonzaga ...

Economic hardship is not something that is easy for any of us to deal with, but unfortunately, our choices are limited. The global economic crisis is a major reality and is in the collective conscience of America. Barack Obama has not had a whole lot of time in his new position as the American President, but he has a long road ahead of him. The American people are looking to him for both hope and leadership ...

It’s Saturday night and one of the greatest things to do to relax and unwind from a tough week is to get in the car and head out to the movies. As one of America’s favorite pastimes, your local theater always has plenty of choices, but have you ever realized how much graphic design is involved in great films? Today’s films have progressed in quality at such an advanced state that we all are having ...

With the 2008 Olympic Games here, it is hard not to catch the spirit of international competition. With 302 events in 28 sports, the games offer a vast field of athletes the opportunity to represent their country on a global stage. While often overlooked, selecting the stage itself however is very much like a competition. Just like the athletes who tirelessly train and prepare for the games, cities and their respective countries also put a ...