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By Apornrath Phoonphongphiphat and Martin Petty BANGKOK (Reuters) - More districts of Thailand's capital were on high alert on Monday with floods bearing down from northern Bangkok as authorities raced to pump water toward the sea and defend the business district. [More]
Read More »Netflix Will Stream To U.K. And Ireland In 2012, Google Launches "Person Finder" In Turkish, NASA Mulling Space Filling Stations
Breaking news from your editor at Fast Company, with updates all day. Netflix Will Stream To U.K.
Read More »Make Your Point and Have it Stick
Do you want to get your customers attention?
Read More »X-Rays Reveal What Lies Beneath
Art and politics don’t generally mix. Just ask Spanish painter Francisco Goya
Read More »Are Men Funnier Than Women?
In a 2007 Vanity Fair article Christopher Hitchens asked: Why are men, taken on average and as a whole, funnier than women? Well a recent study finds that men might have a tiny edge over women in producing humor but the gap is too small to account for the stereotype. [More]
Read More »Trainer gains 70 pounds to empathize with overweight
A once-buff Utah personal trainer has deliberately stopped exercising and watching his diet in an effort to empathize with overweight clients.
Read More »Earthquake Hits Turkey, Up to 1,000 Possibly Killed
* Quake was magnitude 7.2, Turkish observatory says * Up to 1,000 may have been killed [More]
Read More »Why Is the CIA Keeping Climate Change Secret?
Climate change is hard to hide, but the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency is trying anyway.
Read More »Video: Homeless woman survives Stage 4 breast cancer
A homeless woman with Stage 4 breast cancer found a way to beat the odds with help from an unlikely friend.
Read More »Homeless woman survives breast cancer
Edwina Sanders, who carried Stage 4 breast cancer, found a way to beat the odds -- with help from an unlikely friend
Read More »Mega-bucks flow from drug cos. to doctors
In last 2 years $760M was paid by companies that account for 40% of U.S. drug sales; Do payments compromise patient care?
Read More »Dispatches from the European-American Planetary Science Meeting
Pluto Might Be the Largest Dwarf Planet, After All For years Pluto has appeared to rank behind its fellow dwarf planet Eris in terms of diameter. New data, however, have cut Eris down to size [More]
Read More »Pathogen Genomics Has Become Dirt Cheap
“The human genome was sequenced, and in the process of moving that forward the technology that was developed was incredible. And because of their efforts in the human genome, that technology is available to folks like us.” Northern Arizona University’s Paul Keim at the ScienceWriters2011 conference. The ability to compare genomes is a powerful tool for identifying the origins of a natural disease outbreak or bioterrorism
Read More »Pushing Pixels: Why Companies Promote Games Through Huge Events
It's not enough for video game makers to hype new franchises and titles with a sleek ad campaign and a trailer, these days. They're running huge events--like BlizzCon, today--sometimes at a loss, to keep fans engaged.
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