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-Possibility to create CTF themes for CF 4.01M33!
-Possibility to extract file from a CTF file made with CXMB 3.2 (ONLY with the "official" Poison CXMB!)
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-If program does not find required folders it will create them automatically!
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Scientists at the government-backed research institute Riken used
the dead cell of a mouse that had been preserved at minus 20 degrees
celsius - a temperature similar to frozen ground.

The scientists hope the research will pave the way to restore extinct animals such as the mammoth.

The findings were published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in the United States.

The scientists extracted a cell nucleus from an organ of the dead mouse and
planted it into an egg of another mouse which was alive, leading to the
birth of the cloned mouse, the researchers said.

"The newly developed technology of nucleus transfer greatly improved the
possibility of reviving extinct animals," the research team led by
Teruhiko Wakayama said in a statement.

The cloned mouse was able to reproduce with a female mouse, it added.

But the researchers said tough challenges remain ahead on how to restore
extinct animals, w ... Read more »

This month, Intel moves on from the Core microarchitecture to the
next generation of processors for mobile, desktop and servers,
codenamed Nehalem and officially named the Core i7 family.

We've spent a few weeks with Intel’s test kit for the new desktop
part, codenamed Bloomfield, as well as the new compatible motherboard
chipset the X58 Express, codenamed Tylersburg.

The new platform represents a fundamental change in the way Intel
processors communicate with the rest of the system, but more on that
later.

Tick-Tock: this one is a tock

Since adopting this process, Intel's first "tick" was the process
shrink for Presler, Yona ... Read more »