VIDEO: Moonies' mass wedding in S Korea |
- VIDEO: Moonies' mass wedding in S Korea
- Armenians vote in presidential election marred by shooting
- Britain's Cameron pushes Mumbai-Bangalore development corridor
- Are We Witnessing The Collapse of Arsene Wenger's Arsenal?
- What's Wrong With Apple's TV Ads Lately?
- VIDEO: Can building muscle help you live longer?
- VIDEO: BBC journalists strike over jobs
- Britain's Cameron pushes Mumbai-Bangalore development corridor
- Fugitive Fracking Gets Bum Rap
- Armenians vote in presidential election marred by shooting
- Azarenka retains Qatar Open title
- Future races canceled in wake of Pistorius charge
- Polls open in Armenian presidential election
- Country Singer Mindy McCready Dead of Apparent Suicide
- 'The Walking Dead' Season 3, Episode 10 Review: Home Sweet Home
- Danica's Historic Daytona 500 Pole is Huge for Fox, Stewart-Haas Racing, and GoDaddy.com
- Filipinos refuse to end Borneo standoff
- Chinese Parents Lie More Often To Their Kids
- Digital Energy Networks: Pushing Power To The Edge
- To cut Afghan red tape, bribery is the norm
| VIDEO: Moonies' mass wedding in S Korea Posted: 17 Feb 2013 05:57 AM PST Some 3,500 couples have been married in South Korea in the first mass wedding ceremony organised by the Unification Church since its founder's death. |
| Armenians vote in presidential election marred by shooting Posted: 17 Feb 2013 09:59 PM PST
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| Britain's Cameron pushes Mumbai-Bangalore development corridor Posted: 17 Feb 2013 10:47 PM PST
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| Are We Witnessing The Collapse of Arsene Wenger's Arsenal? Posted: 17 Feb 2013 10:39 PM PST When a large organization fails, it typically fails suddenly and quickly. Sometimes the failure comes with minimal warning, like the banking collapse of 2008. The more likely scenario involves a gradual decline that precedes a quick collapse based upon some big event that sends it over the cliff edge – think the auto industry in 2008. Such gradual declines are often marked with a number of bad product decisions, under- or malinvestment by the organization, and an internal crisis of confidence in the organization's leadership that leads to the best and most prescient employees taking off for other more successful firms before the ultimate collapse occurs. These problems can be especially acute for organizations that were once successful and are trying to rediscover their prior glory. These general patterns hold whether it's a public business, a non-profit charity, or even an English soccer club. |
| What's Wrong With Apple's TV Ads Lately? Posted: 17 Feb 2013 10:35 PM PST Apple is out with two new television ads that aim to show people what they can do with its iPad and iPad mini tablets. Named "Alive" and "Together," they feature quick-cut examples of cool visual apps, punctuated by rapid-fire printed words almost too fast to make out individually and three shouted words like, you know, "alive" and "together." Also "deep," "bright," "loud," and "wild"--or Wilde, as a clunky visual pun then shows an Oscar Wilde book. |
| VIDEO: Can building muscle help you live longer? Posted: 17 Feb 2013 04:02 PM PST New research suggests that short bursts of intense exercise may be healthier than long, stamina-building sessions in the gym. |
| VIDEO: BBC journalists strike over jobs Posted: 17 Feb 2013 10:16 PM PST Many BBC journalists have gone on strike for 24 hours in a dispute over compulsory redundancies. |
| Britain's Cameron pushes Mumbai-Bangalore development corridor Posted: 17 Feb 2013 10:47 PM PST MUMBAI (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Monday he wanted his country's companies to help India develop new cities and districts along a 1,000 km (600 mile) corridor between Mumbai and Bangalore, generating investment projects worth up to $25 billion.     |
| Fugitive Fracking Gets Bum Rap Posted: 17 Feb 2013 10:00 PM PST The wild artistic license of movies like Gasland notwithstanding, the common feeling in the media and, therefore, among the public, is that fracking is causing significant environmental damage (Energy Justice). However, it seems that fracking may be getting a bum rap, at least from the standpoint of toxic emissions. |
| Armenians vote in presidential election marred by shooting Posted: 17 Feb 2013 09:59 PM PST YEREVAN (Reuters) - Armenians voted in a presidential election on Monday that is likely to hand incumbent Serzh Sarksyan a new five-year term, but the lack of any serious opposition and an assassination attempt on one of his rivals cast a shadow over the election.    |
| Azarenka retains Qatar Open title Posted: 17 Feb 2013 10:50 AM PST Defending champion ends a 10-match losing streak against Serena Williams with a 7-6 (6), 2-6, 6-3 victory in Doha. |
| Future races canceled in wake of Pistorius charge Posted: 17 Feb 2013 09:03 PM PST
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| Polls open in Armenian presidential election Posted: 17 Feb 2013 10:18 PM PST Incumbent Serzh Sarksyan likely to win re-election in vote marred by non-fatal shooting of one candidate. |
| Country Singer Mindy McCready Dead of Apparent Suicide Posted: 17 Feb 2013 08:57 PM PST Mindy McCready, the 37-year-old country singer originally from Ft. Myers, Florida, died this afternoon of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound at a lake home in Heber Springs, Arkansas. The New York Daily News reported at 9:15 pm EST that her brother, Josh McCready, confirmed the singer's death. |
| 'The Walking Dead' Season 3, Episode 10 Review: Home Sweet Home Posted: 17 Feb 2013 08:36 PM PST 'The Walking Dead' gets its groove back in Sunday night's 'Home.' |
| Danica's Historic Daytona 500 Pole is Huge for Fox, Stewart-Haas Racing, and GoDaddy.com Posted: 17 Feb 2013 08:17 PM PST You go, girl. |
| Filipinos refuse to end Borneo standoff Posted: 17 Feb 2013 07:43 PM PST Followers of Philippine sultan vow to stay in Malaysia's Sabah state that they claim as their ancestral territory. |
| Chinese Parents Lie More Often To Their Kids Posted: 17 Feb 2013 07:45 PM PST New research confirms something that some of us have known all along: Chinese parents lie. |
| Digital Energy Networks: Pushing Power To The Edge Posted: 17 Feb 2013 07:12 PM PST In 2006, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Critical Infrastructure Task Force recommended that the objective of critical infrastructure planning be shifted from critical infrastructure "protection" to critical infrastructure "resilience." |
| To cut Afghan red tape, bribery is the norm Posted: 17 Feb 2013 05:50 PM PST KABUL — In a country where Western accusations of corruption have been lobbed at high-ranking officials and public institutions, the malfeasance that drives Afghans against their own government happens every day on a much smaller scale. Read full article >>   |
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