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It has been a gruesome few weeks for United Airlines. After making international headlines for dragging a paying customer off a plane, it earned yet more notoriety when a giant bunny died on one of its flights. 

To put it mildly, many people are anxiously awaiting the arrival of a new rechargeable battery for portable electronic devices – one that doesn't blow up unexpectedly.

Doximity [1], a social network of physicians, released its first annual survey of physician compensation and once again highlighted what they des

Today, the Financial Times announced that Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, is raising money to launch a new media outlet, called Wikitribune.

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If the "Sky's the Limit" for someone whose ambitions know no bounds, what's the limit for someone who lives above the sky?

When it comes to developing a healthy lifestyle, there are those would never touch a cigarette. Others avoid eating fast food or junk food under all circumstances.

In the last year, I have probably read more science articles outside my field than ever and it has opened up many interesting ideas and at times rocked my world(view).

In late January, the U.S.

In my serendipitous wanderings, I ran across this article Maker’s schedules, Manager’s schedules.  Paul Graham, the author and a founder of Y Combinator describes schedules in two fo