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Arleen Richards

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Watch 5 of BB King’s Memorable Performances. The Thrill Is Not Gone

King entertained sell-out crowds, young and old, for more than 60 years.

Entertainment May 15, 2015
These 7 New York Companies Are Using Their Business as a Force of Good

These companies' high quality standards were among the best in the world.

Business May 15, 2015
Audubon Society Says Arctic Drilling Approval Ignores Conservation Concerns

Shell plans to drill up to six wells within the Burger Prospect, located in approximately 140 feet of ...

Environment May 12, 2015
Solar Recycling Pioneer Raises $40 Million for Commercialization

The groundbreaking technology converts sunlight and CO2 waste into transportation fuels.

Business May 12, 2015
Why the Founder of Mother’s Day Wanted It Banned

Men have always been the ones to be honored for their achievements, so why should we get rid ...

Family & Home May 8, 2015
Shaq Picks This Meme of His Fall as the Best, So Far

Shaq offers $500 for a meme as good as this one.

US May 7, 2015
Why Truck Drivers Should Be Worried

This game changer invention could impact 3 million truck drivers.

Autos May 6, 2015
Letterman Says These Are His Favorite Songs

Letterman had two favorite songs when he was in high school. He memorized the words to one of ...

New York May 3, 2015
A Day Later, Pacquiao and Mayweather Fans Duke It Out

Who is the real winner?

International May 3, 2015
Watch 5 of the Weirdest Moments on Letterman

People prefer weird over stupid or traditional.

Entertainment April 29, 2015
How Trees Tell the Story of 19th Century Millionaires

A hundred years ago, a forest was not just woods, it was a cultivated work of art.

US April 24, 2015
What’s in a Name? 5 People Behind New York City Street Names

One of these street namesakes was re-buried several times after cemeteries in Manhattan were redeveloped. His body was ...

New York April 9, 2015
10 Real Excuses Lawyers and Litigants Give for Being Late to Court

Believe it or not, most of these excuses turned out to be true.

Careers March 31, 2015
Greenpeace Co-founder Attacks Climate Change Theory, Again

Self-proclaimed Greenpeace co-founder thinks the climate change movement is absurd.

Environment March 24, 2015
Air Quality Standards Don’t Apply to All Populations, Says Oil Industry

There will likely be some part of a population that cannot be guaranteed good air quality even with ...

Environment March 17, 2015
Wind Power to Create Ripple of Jobs Through 2050: Energy Report

The report documents how wind energy provides major economic benefits.

Environment March 13, 2015
Cleaning Up Massive Oil Spills, How Do They Do It?

The old adage "oil and water don't mix," is sometimes a good thing when it comes to getting ...

Animals March 12, 2015
Extracting Minerals Hurts Mother Earth Regardless of the Outcome

Is destruction of life, land, and water better under any circumstances? You be the judge.

Environment March 11, 2015
High Winds Couldn’t Keep Solar Powered Plane Grounded

High winds delayed the landing of the tiny solar-powered plane, which weighs less than a large SUV.

International March 9, 2015
12 Senate Democrats Say Proposed Atlantic Offshore Drilling Premature

Senators are appalled by the suggestion that oil companies need more sources for drilling.

US March 9, 2015
Stop Searching, Start Thinking

How much thought do you put into finding the nearest restaurant, getting directions, or learning something new?

US March 9, 2015
Train Explosions Show Risky Side of America’s Oil Boom

The oil and gas boom in the United States is good for energy independence, but is the transport ...

US March 8, 2015
Fracking Connected to Quakes? Shhh, Don’t Tell Anybody

Scientists know that fracking is connected to quakes but they had been sworn to secrecy, until now.

Environment March 6, 2015
Is America’s Oil Transport by Rail Putting Lives at Risk?

People who live near rail lines might need to be worried about exploding trains.

US March 6, 2015
We Know Yellow Snow Is Bad, but Is It OK to Eat White Snow?

Snow is a natural product made mostly from fresh cloud water, but some other ingredients might make you ...

Green Living March 5, 2015
Fracking Is Still Alive and Well in the State of New York

Oil and gas wells have been drilled in New York since 1891, so what's the fracking ban all ...

New York March 4, 2015
Recoding Places: A Social Entrepreneur’s Concept for Regenerating Cities

A London-based social entrepreneur shares his plan for empowering neglected communities.

Green Living February 28, 2015

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