A new report from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) puts the 50 states in their proper pecking order for most green friendly homes with LEED certification. LEED certification, backed by … Read More
In a recent Daily Mail article, writer Tanith Carey claims to have wiped five years off of her face in just two months by eating and drinking collagen. Collagen is … Read More
As a result of the European Union’s new “right to be forgotten” landmark ruling, Google has now begun to comply with the numerous requests for individuals to remove their names from … Read More
“Joey Jaws” Chestnut devoured a total of 61 hot dogs this past Fourth of July weekend at the annual Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, allowing him to retain his 8th … Read More
All across the world, there is a new threat to our electrical power needs: appliances and devices that are in standby mode. A new report from the International Energy Agency … Read More
Credit card payment processing allows cardholders to make purchases just about anywhere in world, but sometimes it can have consequences on unsecured systems — for both consumers and businesses. P.F. … Read More
The Diamond Debate: everyone and their mother is talking about engagement and wedding bands these days. Some people are convinced that the diamond industry is corrupt and has been corrupt … Read More
An 83-year-old woman in Houston, Texas recently fought off an invader in a unique way: after trying in vain to defend herself from the man invading her home, she resorted to … Read More
The measles is infecting the U.S. in a big way this year, and it could be headed for Wichita. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the measles … Read More
The shortage in qualified high-tech manufacturing workers has been highly publicized recently, but researchers at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth have discovered a possible cause for the shortage in Massachusetts: … Read More
