First 3D TV sets hitting store shelves (KING5 Seattle)
Video Only broke open the boxes on some of the first 3D TV sets from Samsung to hit the store shelves in Western Washington.
Students introduce, demonstrate new technology at museum (Bellevue Leader)
What do covered wagons, Sioux wigwams and the Lewis and Clark Expedition have to do with iPods, ink cartridges and a wireless mouse?
A motorsailer gets no respect, I tell ya (Soundings)
I'm not a psychologist or even a TV talking-head shrink. So I don't know why some people have identity crises. But I do know why I have an identity crisis. It's because I have a motorsailer.
Read More Cool PezCycling Stories (PezCycling News)
The cobbled ramp of the Taaienberg, Boonen attacks, a cheer goes around our impromptu outdoor bar - there's still an hour to race with just a few doomed men up the road. Tom's flexing his muscles, keeping clear of trouble, forcing the selection - this is what we came to see!
You'll have a bon soir indeed at gala for Cliburn Foundation (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
The "rural festival" will benefit the Van Cliburn Foundation.
Murdoch: WSJ's new section "will cover everything that makes New York great" (Poynter Institute)
Now let me talk about newspapers. In some ways newspapers have problems similar to those of our big cities. All across America, city newspapers are cutting back on coverage, with shrinking staffs and shrinking newspapers.
Program seeing results (Drayton Valley Western Review)
Not even a year after its inception, the new attendance incentive program is showing results at Frank Maddock High School. In the works for more than two years before it was introduced to the school, the program involves students getting rewards for attendance and for participating in school events.
Bustling Bandung (thewest.com.au)
Bandung, Indonesia's fourth biggest city and the capital of West Java, goes by many names - Paris of Java, shopping city, jeans city, textile city, shoe city, flower city, student city and Africa-Asia city.
Hot days spell record electricity use (The New Straits Times)
KUALA LUMPUR: The heatwave has resulted in an unprecedented spike in electricity usage — Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) statistics revealed that two records were set in less than a week recently.
South Aiken Bar & Grille (Pittsburgh City Paper)
815 S. Aiken Ave., Shadyside. 412-682-6878. "You name it, we got it," Paul Sabunani tells a Thursday-night customer over the phone. And go ahead, name it: He's got soups, salads, jalapeño poppers, Cajun wings, quesadillas and beer-battered fish. A quarter-pound hot dog? C... By Robert Isenberg.
