5-year-old Rubik's genius
A 5-year-old French boy is the youngest contestant in the sixth Rubik's Cube Championship in France, competing against those nine times his age.
Backwards Biker Treks Across Country
A southern California man is seeking America a little differently. Curan Wright is biking backwards from coast to coast to draw attention to several causes. (April 15)
Beware of Wild Turkeys
Ten to 15 wild turkeys have taken over one Madison, Wisconsin, Neighborhood. Postal workers say the turkeys have attacked them on occasion. They say they are now protecting themselves to fend off the foul. (April 17)
Caught on Dash Cam: 15-Car Pileup
Dramatic video of a 15-car pileup outside of Minneapolis was caught on police dash cam. Incredibly, no one was hurt in the accident early Saturday. (April 15)
What Google Could Tell Us About Yahoo
Google's earnings could be a barometer for Yahoo's earnings a week later, which investors will be watching for indication on how the Microsoft-Yahoo battle will shake out. Stacey Delo talks with Citi analyst Mark Mahaney. (April 14).
Presidential Address Focuses on Iraq
In his weekly radio address President Bush commented on the status of Iraq, saying since the surge began, American and Iraqi forces have made significant progress. (April 12)
Obama Hits Back, Defends Bitter Comment
In the midst of an assault from his rivals, a defensive Barack Obama said Friday that many working-class Americans are angry and bitter over economic inequalities and have lost faith in Washington. (April 12)
China Imports a Record 17.3 Million Tons of Foreign Oil
04/11/08 In the month of March, China has imported a record 17.3 million tons of foreign crude oil averaging at 4 million barrels per day.
Smartphones carry security risk
Smartphones are gaining popularity but new users may not be aware of the possible security breeches. Like their larger personal computer and laptop predecessors, smartphones are vulnerable to viruses and malware, but software companies like Microsoft, Symantec and McAfee are hoping to minimize those risks with new products.
Noisy Fish Neighbors
Nobody likes noisy neighbors, but in Florida, people were surprised to discover that fish were behind the racket. Kelly Cobiella reports.
Rising Cost Of Border Security
An estimated $1.2 billion is being spent on a border fence between the U.S. and Mexico. Lifetime maintenance could raise the price tag to $50 billion. Bill Whitaker reports on whether it's worth it.
Swiss fury in Champagne row
The Swiss village of Champagne has vowed to keep using its name on wine, despite attempts to prohibit it.
Victoria's Secret Swimsuit Launch
Victoria's Secret swimsuit model Marissa Miller gives you the skinny here on Hollywood 411 about the launch of their in-store Swim 2008 line.
Cashcrate
Sign up for Ebay and make $8 or Netflix FREE trial and receive $13, why not its free money and they pay by check, there are also tons of other easy trials for free money!
Click here to join
http://www.cashcrate.com/286106
Click here to join
http://www.cashcrate.com/286106
Clinton, Obama Stump for Votes in Pennsylvania
Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are campaigning across Pennsylvania ahead of the state's April 22 primary. Meanwhile, presumptive Republican nominee John McCain visited his high school alma mater.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)