ZOMG, did you see what Starbuck changed her status to? Oh and I'm sick of Apollo's self righteous notes. Wanna know how Battlestar Galactica would read if it was told via Facebook? Check it out.

It's only a matter of time until all great stories are told through Facebook status updates, wall commentary and relationship hearts. But what if the surviving members of the human race from Caprica had Facebook aboard Battlestar Galactica.

Well if they did you can sure as hell bet that EVERYONE would have been talking about fat Lee (and you know he'd ...

Living in burrito-rich San Francisco, I rarely find it necessary to visit Chipotle Mexican Grill. However, those unfortunate souls who don't live in my neck of the woods will soon be able to feel good about their choice to visit the chain.

This week, the first truly designer baby will be born in Britain. She's the offspring of a woman whose family had an incredibly high incidence of early breast cancer - all traceable back to a specific gene that causes a predisposition for the disease. Without intervention, her baby would have had a 50-80% chance of getting breast cancer.

So the woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, had her fertilized embryo (pictured) tested for the gene. She wanted to eradicate the gene from her family, and was able to do it by picking an embryo that did not contain the gene ...

Everything awesome in the world, arranged in the most scientific manner imaginable, from the brains at Dapperstache. [via Bonnie!]

A report published yesterday by Intel reveals the findings of 2,119 Americans surveyed aged 18 and over. When asked “Could you live without the Internet?” 65% said no. 71% said it was important or very important to have Internet-enabled devices (like notebooks, netbooks, MIDs). When asked if they would rather not have sex for two [...]

In the face of increasing scarcity and rising costs, companies are beginning to realize that water, like energy and carbon, should be a key pillar of a corporate sustainability strategy.

While recycling markets are drying up, the Florida-based company is opening up a new recycling stream for some items you won't find in curbside collection bins.