Every day, the same, again
Texas woman sues gym over ’sexually suggestive’ exercises.
City in Virginia Becomes First to Pass Anti-Drone Legislation.
The latest Census figures show real earnings for young college grads fell again in 2011. This makes the sixth straight year of declining real earnings for young college grads, defined as full-time workers aged 25-34 with a bachelor’s only.
Three “handy steps” for getting a questionable loan approved by JPM Chase’s automatic system.
One of the most surprising aspects of the Justice Department’s five-billion-dollar lawsuit against Standard & Poor’s, which the D.O.J. accuses of defrauding investors by issuing ratings on subprime mortgage securities that it knew to be misleading, is that the settlement talks broke down.
Baby Boomers Sicker Than Parents’ Generation, Study Finds.
As winter sets in, many animals effectively shut down their bodies in order to survive. Injured humans might benefit from similar techniques. Hibernation for humans.
Goggles That Block Facial Recognition Technology.
Three-legged robot uses exploding body to jump. “By actuating all three legs simultaneously, we caused the robot to jump more than 30 times its height.”
Pundits and the press too often treat terrorism and guerrilla tactics as something new, a departure from old-fashioned ways of war. But nothing could be further from the truth. The Evolution of Irregular War.
Richard Feynman and Ralph Leighton had a hard time at restaurants deciding whether to order the best dish they had tried so far or something new, which - who knows - might be even better. So, naturally, they decided to formalize this as a mathematical problem.
