February 22, 2013
What is a good idea if you do nothing with it? It is still just an idea. It takes work to build a simple→
The Invention of the Highlighter Inventions
NY Times.com: Once, when readers wanted to remember something, they had to mark important passages with thin, wobbly lines in drab, hard-to-relocate colors. Before→
1819 – By the Adams-Onís Treaty, Spain sells Florida to the United States for five million U.S. dollars. 1879 – In Utica, New York,→
Computer engineers and computer scientists have been one of the hardest hit professions in this economic slump. For all their technical prowess, their jobless→
Popular Science: On the frozen edge of the Kolyma River in northeastern Siberia, in an ancient pantry harboring seeds and other stores, an Arctic→
4 Reasons Your Small Business is Sputtering Guest Posts
The following is a guest post by Dave Ashley. Ask any Fortune 500 executive and they’ll tell you that running a small business isn’t→
Economic Times: For over 10 years, an itch on his nose had been annoying Henry Evans. Many take such basic functions for granted, but→
NewScientist: Fed up with dull names for exoplanets, Alan Stern and his company Uwingu have asked the public for help. Will it be so→
