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Lego Releases 3 New Indiana Jones Sets: Idol, Ark, Holy Grail - Vimarsana News

Lego Releases 3 New Indiana Jones Sets: Idol, Ark, Holy Grail

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny might still be months away, but Lego can help tide you over.

What scientists can learn by turning their data into sounds - Vimarsana News

What scientists can learn by turning their data into sounds

Why just look at your data when you listen to it? Scientists are turning their data into sound to gain new insights into things as small as DNA and as large as galaxies.

Twister Sequel Recruits The Revenant Writer Mark L. Smith - Vimarsana News

Twister Sequel Recruits The Revenant Writer Mark L. Smith

Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment are developing "Twisters" as a follow-up to the 1996 blockbuster

Jeremiah Useni loses appeal to recover £1.9m loot from seized Jersey accounts - Vimarsana News

Jeremiah Useni loses appeal to recover £1.9m loot from seized Jersey accounts

A court of appeal in Jersey has refused an application by Jeremiah Useni, a retired lieutenant-general of the Nigerian Army, to gain access...

Court Refuses Ex-Army Chief, Jeremiah Useni Access To £2million Stolen During Late Dictator, Abacha, Other Regimes - Vimarsana News

Court Refuses Ex-Army Chief, Jeremiah Useni Access To £2million Stolen During Late Dictator, Abacha, Other Regimes

A Royal Court in Jersey has refused an application by Jeremiah Useni, a retired lieutenant-general of the Nigerian Army to gain access to £2million funds held in seized bank accounts in the country. In May, the court had also ordered the forfeiture of the funds. Useni was said to have transferred the money into the Standard Chartered Bank accounts in Jersey between the 1980s and 1990s, when he was in Nigeria’s military service. The accounts — in US dollars, euros and sterling — were reportedly opened under the false name of “Tim Shani.”