Colleges ditch cafeteria trays for the environment

Colleges across America are ditching cafeteria trays in the hope of conserving water, cutting down on food waste and trying to save some money."Some even believe trayless cafeterias could help avoid the dreaded “freshman 15” — the number of pounds supposedly gained in...

Universities go green by eliminating cafeteria trays

Universities across the US are starting to ban cafeteria trays.   I found this piece quite interesting, but I’m torn if a ban will actually make a difference.  It seems like the banning of trays...

Researcher Easily Steals Thousands of Identities

Sometimes security begins at the most simple level."A researcher performing social engineering exploits on behalf of several U.S. banks and other firms in the past year has “stolen” thousands of identities with a 100 percent success rate. Joshua Perrymon, hacking...

Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 Sells Over 2 Million: A Review

Tom Clancy must be worth a fortune. Not only does he have some major best sellers and multiple movies behind him, he's got his name attached to one of the best selling games of all time.Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Vegas...

Cell phone risks to planes

""Few rules are more confounding to airline passengers than those regarding the use of cellphones and portable electronic devices." I'd add the quart-sized plastic bag to that list, but I digress: Smith is right. Is it really true that something as innocuous as a Treo left on...

Rock Guitar Ice Tray

"For many of us, sipping a cool drink while listening to our favorite music is pure bliss. But what if you could actually drink a beverage that was literally made of music? That would be kinda weird, right? So we’ve got the next best thing…."

Stunt stupidity is captured on video

"Officials have condemned the antics of a young motorist who is filmed accidentally flipping his car on to its roof during a dangerous stunt posted on the video-sharing website YouTube. The mobile phone footage shows a driver skidding around a Daventry industrial estate using...

U.N. … what Ban [new U.N. Secretary-General] said "was his own nuance" on t...

Secretary-General Runs Into Trouble On First Day Over Comments On Saddam Hussein's Sentence "Ban Ki-moon ran into trouble on his first day of work as U.N. Secretary-General on Tuesday over Saddam Hussein's...

Pakistan: Marginalised male sex workers vulnerable to HIV/AIDS

"Lahore - Under the illuminated Minar-e-Pakistan, the towering monument that marks the birth of the country, Pervaiz Din lays out the accessories of his trade. The tiny bottles of massage oil and aromatic colognes tinkle cheerfully as he pulls them out of a cloth bag and sets...

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