Yes, there are plenty of reality shows that offer positive perspective on life, but a new show put together by the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) goes one step further. Faced with an overpopulation of wild mustangs, the BLM needed to find a solution that would benefit both the rescued mustangs and the BLM.

Every year the BLM gathers mustangs and adopts them to homes in order to decrease their numbers in the wild. Unfortunately, not all of the mustangs find homes and the BLM is running out of funds to feed and house unwanted horses. So, to raise awareness of these trainable animals and provide educational (and no doubt entertaining) programs, they came up with the idea of a reality television show.

The show, called Mustang Challenge, gives participants 90 days to train a wild mustang and show it off to a crowd of potential adopters at the end of the trial. Not only does it provide good entertainment, the show displays the trainable mentality of these unique horses. 20% of the sale of each horse goes to the trainer while the rest goes to BLM to maintain the existing mustang herds. Yee Ha!

With the largest loss in Wall Street in decades, most people are quickly selling stocks in hopes of avoiding major losses in assets. But economic experts would advise you otherwise.

According to Don Hodges, the chairman of Capital Management in Dallas, TX, staying the course is a much better solution in times of financial panic. Dropping stocks means that there's no way to reap rewards later and it's usually a short term reaction instead of looking at a long-term investment.

Wall Street works much like an emotional snowball: investors fear a dropping market, sell stocks, and the market drops, causing more and more people to sell their shares in companies. When investors feel confident about the market and their money, they're more likely to buy, sending shares up, causing more and more people to invest.

Even billionaire Warren Buffet has been investing in the market in recent days. With shares at record lows this could actually be the perfect time to buy!

For the first time, scientists have been able to safely create stem cells from living adult cells in mice. In previous experiments, researchers were only able to devolve cells into their embryonic state by using viruses that had a high potential of transferring cancer-causing genes into the cells. But the researchers at Kyoto University in Japan have developed a safer technique of reverting adult mice liver cells into embryonic stem cells.

The technique uses retroviruses to disengage the development genes in adult cells, essentially turning back their clocks and making them into stem cells. While the technique is far less efficient than previous methods, it's been proven to be far safer and has a lot of potential for future research into creating stem cells without destroying embryos.