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Psi, or the paranormal, denotes anomalous psychological effects that are currently unexplained by normal causes.
Read More »Threat of Future Cyber Attacks by Al Qaeda Remains Low
Will Al Qaeda respond to the death of Osama bin Lade n with serious cyber attacks? [More]
Read More »Security Experts: Prepare for Possible Bin Laden Reprisal
NEW YORK CITY--On Monday morning, hours after U.S. forces killed Osama bin Laden, subway platforms and cars here held more than their usual share of cops
Read More »Overfishing Hits All Creatures Great and Small
By Gwyneth Dickey Zakaib of Nature magazine On land, the pattern is a sadly familiar one: when an ecosystem is threatened, it is the large predators that usually suffer the greatest decline and therefore are most in need of protection. [More]
Read More »Should You Switch to Green Packaging?
Sometimes it's OK to litter. After unwrapping soap from Pangea Organics, a Boulder, Colorado-based maker of skin care products, customers are supposed to plant the packages in the ground.
Read More »Obituary: Bil Dunaway of The Aspen Times
A Mountain Man Crusading editor and savvy publisher—Bil Dunaway somehow played both roles during 38 years at The Aspen Times. As editor, he turned the paper into a force for open government and better treatment of local employees. As publisher, Dunaway used the Times's monopoly of the local advertising market to amass a fortune that allowed him to buy or launch television, radio, and other newspaper properties in the region—and acquire real estate—as Aspen became a playground for the wealthy.
Read More »Case Study: When a Competitor Attacks Your Company Online
One morning last January, a franchisee of Nurse Next Door in Edmonton, Alberta, sent an e-mail to company headquarters in Vancouver, British Columbia. John DeHart, Nurse Next Door's co-founder and co-CEO, clicked on a link in the message, which led to the website of Eldercare, a competing company based in Toronto
Read More »Why Entrepreneurs Should Take Sick Days
My mother always says there are problems, and then there are troubles.
Read More »How Biometrics Helped to Identify the Master Terrorist
When the U.S. military attacked Iraq in March 2003, it brought to bear the most advanced technology then available for identifying potential terrorists by their physical features. The equipment measured all sorts of physical features--from fingerprints to images of the retina--but it was not particularly easy to use.
Read More »Driving App Lets You Know If You’re A Demon Or A Granny On The Road
A new iPhone app from insurance giant State Farm uses the device's accelerometers and other sensors to work out how well you're driving. Perfect timing, as it's just emerged that Apple is the world's second-biggest buyer of these sorts of tiny sensors.
Read More »Bug alchemy: Gold and silver beetles shine with structural color
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Read More »Why College Is Not A Bubble (Except For The University Of Phoenix)
The college-is-a-bubble meme just keeps growing . Student-loan debt surpassed credit-card debt for the first time in history last year
Read More »Everyone Looks Fatter In White, Including The iPhone
Consumer Reports, not necessarily a fan of the iPhone 4, has reacted to news it's slightly thicker than its older black sibling. Spoiler: It's really not
Read More »Wie and Creamer commit to Sybase Match Play event
The top 44 players on the LPGA's official money list are part of the preliminary field list for the LPGA Sybase Match Play Championship in two weeks at the Hamilton Farm Club.
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