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Every day just became your own personal film festival. Launching today, Prescreen is calling itself a "social movie discovery platform" that's designed to "give filmmakers and distributors an alternative to traditional advertising and distribution channels." That is, it's a web interface wrapped in a social network to a curated catalog of films that may otherwise have had difficulty finding a distribution deal.
Read More »Drug resistance in TB cases alarms health officials
Ambitious new plan aims to boost awareness of tuberculosis, which often goes undiagnosed and untreated
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Text by Jeanne Garbarino, animation and images by Perrin Ireland.
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September 1961 Nerve Cells Talking [More]
Read More »Mechanical Advertising Novelties from 1911 [Slide Show]
Inventors are coming up with many advertising novelties: small mechanical toys made by various companies to advertise some kind of product or service. [More]
Read More »Safe Air Landings Have Useful Black Box Info
The little black boxes in airplanes provide useful information after a crash has taken place. Now researchers have devised a way to use black box info from planes that do not crash--to help prevent accidents from ever happening. Some airlines already use a program that checks 88 flight parameters in the black box.
Read More »Torrent Site Hacked, Sony’s PS Vita Launch Date, Google’s Flight-Finder, Samsung Gives Away Win8 Tablets
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Read More »Employee Fired for Donating a Kidney
A mother's attempt to save her son spotlights holes in the Family and Medical Leave Act: It doesn't apply to businesses with fewer than 50 employees. Claudia Rendon , a 41-year-old Philadelphia mother, says she was fired from her job in a school admissions office after she took time off to donate a kidney to her son. Rendon's employer, Aviation Institute of Maintenance, put her back on salary Tuesday after a media firestorm .
Read More »LPGA says China tournament canceled
The LPGA has canceled a tournament in China that was supposed to be held in two weeks.
Read More »Update on the Bastrop, TX fires
Quick update on the Bastrop, TX fires. [More]
Read More »GolfChannel: What to do with FedEx winnings?
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Read More »Michigan to require BMI reports on kids
Gov. Rick Snyder plans to direct doctors in Michigan to begin monitoring the body weight of their young patients and provide the data to a new state registry, in one of the most extensive government efforts to address the growing problem of pediatric obesity, the Associated Press has learned.
Read More »Health Care Needs (More) Reform: Cancer Drugs Show How Markets Remain Out of Whack
The market for at least one class of vital drug seems to have gone haywire.
Read More »Notebook: Big week for Toms at Cog Hill
David Toms has been around long enough to realize that good play takes care of everything. That's especially true at the BMW Championship, where a strong week could pay big dividends.
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