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" In what may be the first tangible step toward avoiding the dawn of a &amp;quot;Digital Ice Age,&amp;quot; Microsoft is working on a concept they call &amp;quot;immortal computing&amp;quot;\u2014as in physically saving your digital information for your ancestors to find. Details are still sketchy, but, then again, so is the future. In the meantime, do the math to install a new hard drive, or just destroy your data altogether. A small startup claims it&amp;#039;s developing &amp;quot;a kind of battery-ultracapacitor hybrid&amp;quot; that will lead the pack for the re-birth of the electric car and solve the laptop lithium-ion crisis. Are they for real? New ethics charges against the former prosecutor in the Duke lacrosse case center on the accuracy and importance of DNA testing\u2014yet more evidence that traditional forensics are still on trial. What about digital law enforcement? Conflicting reports are going back and forth about how a U.S. security team in Baghdad went down in the helicopter it was flying Tuesday. Not that it was already difficult enough to fly BlackHawks in Iraq\u2014let alone fix them. Another report has surfaced linking North Korea to Iranian nuclear tests, though Kim Jong Il has plenty of other lethal tricks up his sleeve. Former dictator Manuel Antonio Noriega wants back into Panama. What will the re-imagined canal look like if he ever gets there? \u2013Matt Sullivan And just when you thought it was safe to venture into the water, residents in Shizuoka, Japan, discovered a prehistoric frilled shark. Although they sometimes venture into warmer, shallower waters to feed during the winter months, scientists surmise that the 5-ft.-long female shark, whose species has changed little since prehistoric times, was likely in shallow water because it was sick. Scientists were able to capture the shark and move it to a holding pen, where they filmed the creature swimming underwater just before it died. Check it out below.... \u2013Erin McCarthy "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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