A remarkable tailed arachnid found in the mid-Cretaceous (approximately 100 million years ago) Burmese amber of Myanmar documents a key transition stage in spider evolution. Chimerarachne yingi resembles a spider in having fangs, male pedipalps, four walking legs and silk-producing spinnerets at its rear. However, it also bears a long …
Read More »Venus Flytraps Don’t Trap Their Pollinators
Scientists have for the first time discovered which insects pollinate a rare carnivorous plant called the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) — and found that the flytrap doesn’t dine on its pollinator species. Venus flytrap in its native habitat. Image credit: Clyde Sorenson. “Everybody’s heard of Venus flytraps, but nobody knew …
Read More »Michael Jordan building a golf course
Michael Jordan is many things to many people: the greatest basketball player of all time, a business and NBA team owner, and a golf enthusiast. And now those passions are about to intersect as Jordan builds his first golf course, dubbed Grove XXIII. Weed describes the design process, and creating …
Read More »Google begins enforcing certification process for event ticket resellers on AdWords
In an effort to ensure users don’t get misled or scammed in buying event tickets through third-party resellers advertising through AdWords, Google is instituting a certification process before these businesses can advertise through AdWords. Initially announced in November, the new restriction goes into effect globally today. “Unfortunately, some ticket resellers …
Read More »Optimizing for quality score is a best practice, except when it’s not. Here’s why.
Quality score is a complex metric because it is a basic but fundamental component of ad rank. Optimizing for quality score is a best practice, except when it isn’t. A high quality score is a sign of account health, except when it isn’t. Like any other paid search “best practice,” …
Read More »7 Male Athletes To Watch At The 2018 Winter Olympics
Photo: Canadian Olympic Committee The 2018 Winter Olympics are almost here! Kicking off on February 9, Canadians across the country are more than ready to cheer on their athletes in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Canada has a very strong delegation at the games and the athletes representing Team Canada will …
Read More »How to Make Money in Retirement: 14 Real and Really Easy Ways to Boost Income
Regardless of where you are in life, it’s always nice to make some extra money. And that is especially true in retirement. But, how to make money in retirement when your supposed to be simply enjoying the easy life? The retirement gigs listed below won’t be quite enough to cover …
Read More »Former Intel President Launches New ARM CPU Venture With an Old SoC
Former Intel President Renée James has launched a new startup aimed squarely at the nascent ARM server market. James left Intel back in 2015, during a major reorganization, and her new company, Ampere, has been operating in stealth mode. What’s interesting is the design she’s planning to bring to market …
Read More »Scientists May Have Detected the First Exoplanets in Another Galaxy
It stands to reason that if there are exoplanets orbiting stars in our own galaxy, then there would also be exoplanets in other galaxies. However, other galaxies are too far away to detect exoplanets by any of the means we currently have. Now researchers from the University of Oklahoma claim …
Read More »SpaceX Successfully Launches Falcon Heavy Rocket, Sends Car Into Space [Update]
The Falcon Heavy hype has been building for years, reaching all the way back to CEO Elon Musk’s announcement of the rocket in 2011. After years of development and a few last minute delays, the Falcon Heavy is operational. SpaceX successfully launched the rocket from Cape Canaveral today, Feb. 6, …
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