California joins some hotel chains in banning tiny toiletries.

Best-Ever Pluto Photos Show Breathtaking Views of Dwarf Planet

Scientists say C/2019 Q4 is a comet from another galaxy.

Portuguese artist Sílvia Franco Santos scratches tiny, emotion-filled portraits into paint- and ink-crusted lids that would normally be trash.

It can be easy to get dressed in the morning; the key is fewer options.

Rescue workers swooped in and saved nearly 100 baby birds when tree in Oakland split and started to topple.

A big year for Antarctic sea ice is causing headaches for ship captains.

Will one conservation photographer's images be enough to save an important protected area from development?

Vanessa answers questions on recycling, including plastic bottle caps, plastic overwrap, motor oil, glass and taped cardboard boxes.

Chemical material could speed clean-up at power plants by snapping its jaws at radioactive waste, leaving nontoxic byproducts alone.

The new bi-fuel car runs on 'biogas,' which is already a big deal in Europe — and it's cheap, too.

With more sophisticated satellite imagery, we can view Earth from space in new, enlightening ways that expand our understanding of the planet.

A new time-lapse video shows Earth's glaciers in Alaska and the Yukon melting at an accelerated pace.

Proceeds from the sale of the limited-edition 'Save Our Species' polos benefit the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

Join host Robert Reiss as he interviews Pete Van Deventer of SynapSense and Maryrose Sylvester of GE Intelligent Platforms to discuss GE’s green partnership w

'Coral Colors' showcases the psychedelic beauty of marine invertebrates.

From Venus flytraps to pitcher plants and bladderworts, explore the wonderfully weird world of carnivorous plants.

The “significant” breaches meant some customers did not get annual review statements for up to six years.

The business is planning to create a self-service portal and mobile apps for staff and customers.

Broker says acquisition of Flexible Health will allow it to expand its private medical insurance offering to individuals.

Regulator publishes findings of its largest research pool with UK consumers.

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There are 3 types of golf handicaps out there. They include: (1) honest handicaps; (2) sandbagger handicaps and (3) Hollywood handicaps.

Asia's 'unwanted children' crave 'hope more than anything else' at Christmas, says mission leader

Gaps Insurance Services creates new website: www.FloodCoverage.nyc

Emergency and Disaster Response teams can obtain the Avenza Maps Pro app and authoritative maps to use while responding in hurricane-affected areas.

"It's great to have a warm, cozy home on a cold morning," said Mike of SoBellas. "But just because your heater is running doesn't mean there can't be hidden problems within it creating some risks for your family."

Mouseflow today announced the launch of Live Heatmaps. The Live Heatmap is going to change the way businesses are using traditional web heat maps. Live Heatmaps has been on its way for the past nine (9) months.

Translucent panels provide both daylight and insulation

Tracy West, former Dish Network VP of Programming and Larry Weeks, Google's Head of Performance Teams are the latest high-profile additions to FreeCast's leadership.

Multi-Emmy Award-Winning Eileen Davidson plays Alana D'Angelo, the dean of a prestigious high school in the film and co-stars Eddie and the Cruisers actor Michael Paré as Army Veteran Johnny

One the most exciting new books in a long time has been released this month: Glen Creason's Los Angeles In Maps (New York: Rizzoli, 2010).

Creason is the Map Libraran at Los Angeles Public Library and co-curated the landmark 2008-2009 exhibition L.A. Unfolded: Maps From The Los Angeles Public Library.

This new work guides the reader through the variety of maps created for Los Angeles, from the 1849 Plan De La Ciudad De Los Angeles ("Ord's Survey") to modern day interactive maps.

The book works on a number of levels: as history lesson, as a beautiful coffee table book with intriguing graphics, as a thought-provoking work showing how spatial depictions have changed over the past century and a half, and how Los Angeles can be viewed in historical context in ways other than chronological.

It is organized into chapters that tell the various stories of Los Angeles, such as Early Growth, Social Life, Water, Age of the Automobile, Tourism, etc.

Fortunately for us, there is a Transportation section, where we learn the story of Laura J. Whitlock, official mapmaker of Los Angeles County - and the only female map publisher in the United States when she was working in the early 20th century.

Pirated copies of her work were widely distributed without her consent, and she filed suit for copyright infringement. We'll leave it to you to discover what happened with this landmark case, but it did set a precedent for map copyright -- an important contribution to American map history made here in Los Angeles.

The rest of the transportation maps and information are equally interesting, as are the other subject areas covered, but you'll have to read the book yourself to find out more.

Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Harvard Business School professor. Also: "How to Manage Urban School Districts."

Renée Mauborgne of INSEAD explains how a landmark idea is evolving. She is coauthor, along with W. Chan Kim, of "Blue Ocean Strategy, Expanded Edition (2015)."

Google Maps has added a sharing feature. You can track your favorite places and share them with your friends.

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U.S. Attorneys and other legal professionals across the DOJ will have access to legal products and services

The acquisition of Collaborative Solutions will add new finance and HR advisory and implementation services to Cognizant's cloud offerings

The minister said the position of MSMEs was "worst" as they were now engaged in a "battle for their survival".

Ashok Michael Pinto, who has worked as a Special Assistant and Associate Counsel to former president George W Bush, was on Monday nominated as US Alternate Executive Director of IBRD for a term of two years.

Oil price collapse sends Sensex tumbling 1,011 pts; Nifty ends below 9K

On April 28, Tata Motors had said it would be issuing non-convertible debentures worth Rs 1,000 crore.

Man Collapses and Dies on Bright Angel Trail in Grand Canyon National Park https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/man-collapses-and-dies-on-bright-angel-trail-in-grand-canyon-national-park.htm

The man who collapsed and died on the Bright Angel Trail in Grand Canyon yesterday has been identified as 72 year-old David Roberts of Cleveland, Tennessee. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/man-who-collapsed-and-died-on-bright-angel-trail-in-grand-canyon-national-park-is-identified.htm

Grand Canyon National Park, the National Park Service Office of Public Health, Coconino County Public Health Services District, and other park partners are investigating a positive case of tick-borne relapsing fever (TBRF) contracted by a recent visitor to the North Rim. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/tick-borne-relapsing-fever.htm

Aldi grocery CEO Giles Huxley informed his suppliers that all products must come in 100% reusable, recyclable, or compostable packaing.

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A method of creating irregular shaped image maps with ease exploiting an odd effect when using Microsofts AlphaImageLoader to render background PNG images. Only for IE though.

Information can be used to investigate air pollution in the city.

ENTERCOM has launched a daily public service announcement series as part of its "I'M LISTENING" mental health awareness initiative. The "capsules" will feature … more

Antonio Petrucelli’s name is probably unfamiliar to map people, although it shouldn’t be. Petrucelli was one of the artists whose work was commonly found on the cover (and inside) Fortune magazine from the 1930s through the 1950s. Petrucelli collaborated with Richard Edes Harrison and was a contemporary of Boris Artzybasheff. Like Edes Harrison and Artzybasheff, […]