We wanted to create a smart, dynamic place for women to gather, get info and connect with each other and the world around them. The important thing wasn't how to talk to a 32.5-year-old with 2.2 kids but how to inspire you [to] laugh, think, get mad, empathize, and be surprised and entertained.
Watch out, men! This will be a fine forum for bored housewives to discuss who has the better looking gardener or mailman.
In the first BIOTEX trials, the smart patches will be worn in clothes by people with obesity and diabetes, as well as athletes.
The major question is whether these clothes will be fashionable enough for Bloomingdales and Neiman Marcus.
Boy these kids have it easy. Back in my days, I had to walk three miles barefoot in snow going uphill both ways!"They love it," said Martha Walsh, a second-grade teacher at Maury. "It is kind of like they are movie or rock stars." One of her students, 8-year-old Thora Gibbs, reacted to that idea as insufficiently serious. "It's not like being a rock star," she said. "But it does help project my voice."
I know a lot about sheep and cattle but I don't know much about satellites.
But I would say it is a fuel cell off some stage of a rocket.
43 percent of known amphibian species in the world are at risk because of a fungus.
What I really like about the atomic patents is that there is a wonderful banality to it. . . . The bomb, a massive killing machine, is transformed into 'the most boring of engineering feats' . . .
With three laptops to chose from, this year, the 2008 contest is a bit of a horse race.
. . . contain more plastic than the flimsy, single-use bags [and] . . . [o]f couse, those thicker, heavier plastic bags are still plastic.
Hmmm, did the plastic industry lobby for this?
A small California aerospace company today unveiled a new suborbital spaceship that will provide affordable front-seat rides to the edge of space for the millions of people who want to buy a ticket.
Read the press release here.
That definitely takes family vacations to new heights.the sweet-blind mice showed a preference for calorie-containing sugar water that did not depend on their ability to taste, but on the calorie content.
The diamond offers a fantastic platform in order to make qubits because diamonds offer us a gift from nature . . .
The software reads text out loud to the blind. Those with disabilities can use the software to enlarge, track, and highlight content in documents directly on their mobile phone. Documents stored in a phone can also be transferred to and from Braille desktop programs.
Those players out there might want to turn down the volume on their racy text messages! Take note, Mayor Kilpatrick.
When Paris saw Benji, she only had eyes for him. She walked over and gave him a huge kiss. It was over the top and lots of tongue was involved!
[b]ut it wants to wait until after April 29, when "Grand Theft Auto IV," the latest in the blockbuster series, hits store shelves.
Maybe merger of the companies can bring a merger of the games. We're imagining something involving Peyton Manning trying to steal Tony Romo's car . . .
From this Forbes article on the world's billionaires, we compiled a spreadsheet on the differences between how young billionaires are making their money and how the "establishment" made their money. The first list is ranked in the order of richest to poorest. The second list is ranked in the order of youngest to oldest. Techies are highlighted in red. Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook fame: You give so much hope to young single male techies of America. By the way, have you ever thought of becoming the ultimate power couple with Hind Hariri? But Mark would need to be careful not to get beat up by her fellow billionaire brothers, Fahd and Aymin.
. . . shutting down of one of the rovers is not an option.
NASA should generate money by selling rover control time to Xbox users for $20/hr.
[t]he shame of it is that Safari is actually a fine browser.
The transition to the service pack has not been problem-free for many users, some of whom have seen their computers fall into endless reboot cycles and struggled with broken applications after installing the upgrade.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought service packs were supposed to fix problems. Can we please just all go back to XP?
Do you think the Native Americans ever considered white space a "natural resource?"As Google has pointed out previously, the vast majority of viable spectrum in this country simply goes unused, or else is grossly underutilized. . . . Unlike other natural resources, there is no benefit to allowing this spectrum to lie fallow.
Will musicians/gamers have to resort back to DDR? Will "musicians" have to start using a guitar with actual strings? Will guitarists be forced to read sheet music? So many questions remain...Gibson said the games, in which players use a guitar-shaped controller in time with notes on a television screen, violate a 1999 patent for technology to simulate a musical performance.
. . . the cleanest way to bring in fresh air is to deliver filtered
air.
Will they start selling these on eBay or Craigslist soon?Here's how it works: Fliers undergo a Transportation Security Administration background check and have personal data, plus iris and fingerprint scans, put on a card. Although the fliers still have to remove their shoes and get carry-ons X-rayed, at certain airports the cards let them skip the lines that everyone else endures.
I'm not that good. The team's not that good. What am I doing
here?
We decided that maybe smart kids should stick to picking out a good bracket.
By the way, shame on you for spending valuable working hours watching b-ball games. You've helped America lose $1.7B in productivity. Read about it here.
The employee has been suspended with pay as the investigation continues.
If Homer Simpson can still keep his job, anyone can.
The wedding this Saturday of Google co-founder Larry Page on a tiny Caribbean island is a logistical nightmare for planners who are flying in 600 guests on private planes and trying to find deluxe hotel rooms for all the bigwigs.
We've definitely heard some horror stories about, but it looks like a DC woman named Raelyn Campbell has had enough: she's opening up a big can of America Sauce on the retailer in the form of a $54m lawsuit after it lost her laptop during warranty service.
Raeyln Campbell is also blogging the story.Campbell says she's not dropping the case until she finds out what happened to her machine -- and she wants ol' Blue to train its employees on privacy issues and revamp its warranty policy. Honestly? We'd say she has a better chance of getting the $54 million.
