Could Water Be the Next Big Asset Class? The U.S. has recently experienced the worst drought in decades, yet each year an estimated 1.7 trillion gallons of water leaks from pipes before it can be put to use. And according to the United Nations, currently 41% of the world's population lives in … Read more [...]
Rudy Gay heads to Toronto in Grizzlies' makeover … enticing to pass up. ''Hopefully this team is back to the playoffs as soon as possible,'' Calderon said. —. AP Sports Writers Teresa Walker in Nashville, Tenn., Larry Lage in Detroit and freelance writer Amy Jinkner-Lloyd in Atlanta contributed … Read more on Yahoo! Sports Yankees [...]
Entertainment Jan. 30 | Lindsey Lohan, Emmylou Harris, Barbra Streisand, David McNew Actress Lindsay Lohan appears in Los Angeles court for a pretrial hearing, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013, in a case filed over the actress' June car crash. Lohan faces three misdemeanor charges and a return to jail if convicted in the case or if [...]
Social Business? Déjà' Vu all over again Summary: The IBM Connect 2013 show stirred up all kinds of thoughts because of their push for the "Social Business". Interestingly, pioneers in the knowledge management space tried to make some of this fly decades ago. In fact, IBM's big tool, Lotus … Read more on ZDNet Grounding [...]
Is Apple Really a "Has Been" Technology Titan? Many are quick to include Apple with the “Has Beens” of Technology. Dell, HP, Nokia and Research in Motion all reigned supreme in their product categories for long periods of time, and fell from grace hard because they did not notice or react quickly … Read more [...]
June 12th, 2013 
admin Fewer CT scans were done on American children in recent years after a steep increase from 1996 to 2005, a new study showed, but medical experts said they remain concerned that too many youngsters are being unnecessarily exposed to the procedure’s harmful radiation. FOXNews.com
