Some Good, Clean Green NewsBy Miranda Fox | Wednesday, April 15, 2015 These solar panels soak up the sun in a rural energy field. Symbiot / Shutterstock Feeling a little tired of all the gloom and doom...

Using calculations by Nick Kasprak from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and Kyle Pomerleau from Tax Foundation, Amanda Cox shows tax penalties and bonuses for married couples. The x-axis is total earnings,...

Print advertising is something that traditionally tends to be quite uninspiring and boring but there are a handful of a companies out there that over the years, have grabbed the bull by the horn (so to speak) and...

We recently sat down with 2014 FLW Tour Rookie of the Year Jason Lambert, to talk about how he fishes for bedding bass. Jason’s home lakes are Pickwick and Kentucky Lake, where he has been honing his deep offshore...

  TapInfluence is excited to be on Inc. Magazine’s list of tech companies that are disrupting the content marketing space. Author John Rampton, contributing writer for Forbes, and Entrepreneur as well as Inc.,...

Scientists at Stanford University announced a breakthrough in creating a bendable aluminum battery last week, unveiling a new prototype that could change the face of both hobbyist and professional hardware development....

This cooperative learning strategy has been around for decades, but how well do you really know it?       Say “Jigsaw” in some teaching circles and no one will bat an eyelash. It’s one of those...

The original Xbox cost $299.99 when it went on sale in the United States in 2001. However, GamesIndustry.biz reports that if some at Microsoft had had their way, the console would have been significantly cheaper — as...

Getting confused with the selection of the new smartphone for yourself is not a new thing. Even I too got confused while I was making a selection. The numerous thing going around in my mind about the design, features,...

We’re proud of our autoscaling database capabilities at Compose, but we also know some of you out there want to take control of our scaling mechanisms and open up, or close, the resource throttle. If you’re using...

Driver safety is a huge topic right now and one that has elicited a lot of reaction from drivers.  Today, RSG contributor, Scott Van Maldegiam takes a look at why drivers need dash cams and provides us with a few...

Date: Monday, April 20, 2015, 6:00pm-8:00pm Location: The Institute for Public Knowledge Address: 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10003 Click here to RSVP to this event. The Institute for Public...

[Video] The European Debt Crisis Visualized Greece continues to vigorously deny allegations that they are preparing to default if they cannot reach a deal with their debtors. Today, S&P downgraded Greece’s bonds...

I am porting a non-Qt C++ scientific calculation library to Android. For testing purposes, I am developing a simple GUI that reads setup parameters from a file, performs some calculation, and displays the result. The...

i can’t read a stitch of this beautiful interior design book because it’s all written in german, but i can certainly ooh and aah over its pretty pages. i do know the title of the book, Wohnideen aus dem wahren...

A software malfunction has forced Fiat to call back 5,600 all-electric 500 city cars. The models were built from March 2012 to November 1st 2014.The automaker explains that “if the vehicle goes in to limp home mode,...