Cody Taylor

The day after America’s biggest yard party was all about the cleanup.

Ever since Digg launched it’s Recommendation Engine, it has been looking for ways to use the data it is collecting.

A U.S. biotech company says it plans to start this summer the world’s first study of a treatment based on human embryonic stem cells — a long-awaited project aimed at spinal cord injury.

A U.S. biochemist says he has uncovered the secrets of the unique sound of original Stradivarius and Guarneri violins. Joseph Nagyvary, a professor emeritus of biochemistry at Texas A&M University, has spent 33 years trying to prove his theory that chemicals used on the instruments are responsible for the distinctive sounds of the violins.

Stephen Colbert interviewed Lawrence Lessig about remixing and some resourceful nerds made remixes of that interview. Well, Remixgate heated up even more last night, with Stephen showing his disapproval for the remixes by creating a video for one of them.

The Washington Post today is launching Who Runs Gov, a site primarily made up of a database of personalities in the United States government. If you’re looking for info on your state’s senator or representative, or details about a cabinet or high-ranking military official, it looks like the site could be a valuable resource.

A man murdered his estranged wife after becoming “enraged” when she changed her marital status on Facebook to “single”. Edward Richardson, 41, of Mayfield Road, Biddulph, was found guilty of stabbing 26-year-old Sarah Richardson to death.

Just as Chrysler LLC announced a sequel to its ownership saga, the struggling automaker also unveiled plans to help underwrite the fourth installment of the “Terminator” movie series. Chrysler, which has received billion in emergency aid from the U.S. government, has a deal to place its vehicles in cameo roles in “Terminator Salvation.”

This is a time lapsed video of some dude blowing 30 hours building a picture of Cal Ripken out of nothing but colored thumb tacks.