Technology

Three guys had an idea and found a way to make it work. They did it to make a difference; not to make a buck. Do you have the next big idea?

Seventy-three seconds after liftoff on January 28, 1986, flying it’s tenth mission, space shuttle Challenger exploded.

My problem is the government being able to tell a company that they are no longer permitted to manufacture a product based on a hunch that saving energy might have something to do with climate.

There are facts and there are facts. Here are some really totally useless facts to bring up in conversation.

We have three computers in our house. I realize that’s about four or five fewer than other’s but I’m frugal. Moreover, that frugality sometimes makes for a tough night especially when you are under a deadline for your blog and two of the three aren’t cooperating...

Electricity eliminated the need for whale oil in oil lamps. The automobile probably cost a lot of carriage makers their jobs.

As we look at the end of 2013 most people born this year will live to see the year 2100. Imagine what they will see.

In 1952 the United States Air Force began a series of systematic studies of unidentified flying objects or as they are commonly known — UFO’s.

When “Cyber Monday” was created in 2005 by the US National Retail Federation and introduced on their Shop.org web site is was not a major success by any stretch of the imagination. According to comScore it was only the 12th biggest online shopping day that year...

Now is the time for Main Street retailers to get serious about the upcoming holiday shopping season.