A restaurant in upstate New York is offering up something new for customers… a chance for you to decide how much you want to pay for dinner.
Check this out! An exhibition in Switzerland last week housed some interesting inventions.
If you can tell a lot about someone by his or her shoes, does the same hold true for sneakers? New research suggests those buying 3 pairs of sneakers a year are more likely to be a serious leader.
If you have a TiVo, you should be able to watch YouTube clips on your TV by the end of the year. This new move by the company aims to reach beyond the web’s regular boundaries.
Today, we’re seeing cooler than normal temperatures for this time of year. The average temperature across the county and across the globe this winter was the coolest since 2001. What does that mean for our spring?
The TSA will test the new checkpoint system at Baltimore-Washington International Airport, and then it will be determined if these procedures will be implemented at other airports.
A business networking website based in Los Angeles is proposing an ordinance that will replace the numbers 9 and 5 on a clock with exclamation points. “The proposed change will constantly remind us there is more to life than working 9 to 5,” says Patrick Gillespe with perfectbusiness.com.
It’s one of the ways the struggling music industry is staying afloat – ringtones. But, The Associated Press reports BMI is projecting US sales of mobile ringtones will fall in 2008 cpmpared to last year.
A telephone study of 14,000 people in the U.S. gathered some interesting results about the eating habits of adults. The Associated Press reports it confirmed conventional wisdom that most men eat more than women, and women eat more fruits and vegetables.
A group of friends from Japan are driving around the world without stopping at a gas station. Their Toyota Land Cruiser is powered with vegetable oil.
Could you stop complaining for 3 weeks straight? Not one complaint for 21 days? A Kansas City pastor is asking people across the world to take that challenge.
Did you watch “How I met your mother” last night? This was Britney Spears first acting gig in a while… and some of you posted your thoughts and predictions on how she’d do in an earlier blog.
It’s better to give than to receive according to a report in the current issue of The Journal of Science. The study says people who gave gifts to others or charities reported feeling happier than people who didn’t.
March Madness has begun! This year, I haven’t followed the season closely… but I still made my pics, nonetheless. I’ll share them with you this morning!
Two sisters from Virginia are auctioning off a corn flake they say is shaped like Illinois. 15 year old Emily McIntire and her 23-year old sister, Melissa, are selling “The Great Illinois Corn Flake” on the online auction site eBay.