By Darya Korsunskaya and Braden Reddall SOCHI, Russia/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp and Rosneft signed an agreement to extract oil and gas from the Russian Arctic, in the most significant U.S.-Russian corporate deal since President Barack Obama began a push to improve ties. [More]
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Laid bare on a stark piece of paper, removed entirely from their imposing instrumentals, strong emotions, and intimidating vocal talent, most song lyrics have all the literary force of a puff of flatulence.
Read More »Elkington & McCarron win revival of tournament
As Arnold Palmer slowly walked up the 18th fairway Tuesday at Portland Golf Club, an Umpqua Bank Challenge official stood on the green and told fans this might the last Northwest tournament for the 81-year-old golf legend.
Read More »Bad SEO Could Be Killing Your Corporate Blog Titles
I remember when SEO first "hit." I had been at an online publishing company for about a year, and while there was always some attention paid to on-page optimization, I'd hardly call what we were doing a strategy. It soon became clear, however, that this new focus on SEO would end up changing the way we did pretty much everything. The first shoe to drop?
Read More »This Fueling Station Fills Vehicles With Clean Hydrogen From Dirty Water
There aren't very many hydrogen cars on the road these days, but there might be soon. And when there are, it will be possible to take the dirty water from your toilet and turn it into fuel. Wastewater--the stuff that goes down the toilet when you flush--is often treated and used for everything from creating artificial snow to watering golf courses.
Read More »Judge nixes Texas’ sonogram abortion law
Texas law required doctor to perform sonogram before conducting abortion
Read More »Gulf Oil Spill Tracker
Help track oil still coming ashore from the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon disaster [More]
Read More »New Glasses-Free 3-D Approach Could Work on Thin, Flexible Displays
Three-dimensional television and the like got a major marketing push nearly two years ago from the consumer electronics and entertainment industries, yet the technology still has major limitations. Whereas glasses-free 3-D on television screens and computer monitors is seen as crucial to generating widespread interest in new consumer electronics, for the most part, viewers still need to wear glasses to experience stereoscopic 3-D images, although glasses-free TVs are starting to hit in Japan
Read More »Packing a punch
GolfChannel: You may love the FedEx Cup playoffs, or you may not, but it certainly has delivered a handful of exciting moments worth remembering.
Read More »Newly Discovered Hawaiian Bird Could Already Be Extinct
Here’s something amazing: a new bird species has been discovered in the U.S. [More]
Read More »Friendly Bacteria Cheer Up Anxious Mice
From Nature magazine Most everyone knows that stress can cause a clenched, gurgling, unhappy stomach. What's less well known is that the relationship goes both ways
Read More »Golfer McGirt still hopeful, happy to be playing
For a guy who grew up in the South, the happiest times for William McGirt are coming to Boston.
Read More »Woods must stay in top 50 to play his own event
The next tournament in America for Tiger Woods will be in California. The question now is whether he can play another tournament in California at the end of the year.
Read More »A long lost relative of ticks pops up again
The most precious fluid in the world isn’t black. [More]
Read More »Bird flu self-defense: 7 key questions answered
News that avian influenza is spreading in Asia has Americans asking about potentially deadly disease
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