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NASA Unearths 007 Space Suit
Plumbing the unlighted depths of a storage building, NASA staff find a relic from the Cold War.
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Is Apples Intel Switch the Beginning of a Cinderella Story?
For years the Mac was a highly specialized PC, ignored by most, but loved by certain industry aficionados. But no matter how dearly adored it was for its stability, security, and usefulness in the layout and design professions, it didn't have the appeal that came with heavy hitter Microsoft and Windows OS.
Closing the Loop to Improve Lead Generation Performance
What's the power of closing-the-loop? A few years ago, I worked on a lead generation program with a client that launched a new product life cycle management (PLM) software product.
Human Remains Fall From South African Flight
When Pam Hearne of Long Island heard "a very loud bang" at 7 AM outside her South Floral Park home near JFK Airport, she judged it to be a cracking tree or noisy neighbors. Three and half hours later, she noticed a human leg and part of a torso in her yard.
Pushing the Boundaries on Blogs: Do Fake Blogs Work?
Blogging continues to move out of the realm of personal diarists and into the hands of business professionals and marketers. The transition isn't always smooth, especially as creative marketers use blogs in new ways to promote products, businesses and business strategies.
Windows XP N Is Shipping
Microsoft is sending out Windows XP N, the version without Media Player forced on them by a free market unfriendly EU, to manufacturers on June 15.
