BMW’s ‘Smokey Burnout’ function in the M3/M4 isn’t new
The new BMW M3 and M4 get a fun new name for a function that already existed, buried in the Drivelogic menus of the old car.
Chicago-Area Woman Owns First Mustang Sold In U.S.
CBS 2’s Ed Curran gets a ride in the first Ford Mustang to hit the streets in the U.S.
Soviet-era nuclear warheads provide 10 percent of US electricity
For the past 20 years, bomb-grade uranium from Russia’s decommissioned nuclear weapons have provided 10 percent of all the electricity the US consumes. That fact, NPR reports, is the result a deal…
Reshared post from +Craig Daitch
My latest blog post on corporate culture and the new threats of cultural recession. Learn about the mentality I call Going to War.?
During an Economic Recovery, Brands Need to Teach their Employees to Look Beyond the Recession as a Right of Passage
“Great ambition is the passion of a great character. Those endowed with it may perform very good or very bad acts. All depends on the principles which direct them.” -Napoleon Bonaparte The recovery…
Ford touts “most advanced Mustang ever”
Ford this week released photos of, and technical details for, the all-new 2015 Mustang, which it calls “the most advanced Mustang ever.” “The all-new 2015 Ford Mustang is brimming with advanced tec…
Dogs Terrified Of Walking Past Cats
Very few things can come between a dog and its owner. Dogs have faced down cars, burglars, and even bears in order to protect humans. Yet there is one obstacle that continues to confound them: cats.
It's bad enough with so many sites using javascript page takeover ads. At least once I dismiss an ad, it should stay dismissed. This incredibly annoying +Dell ad today, kept alternating between a full page takeover and one that covered the bottom section of the screen. When I dismissed the full-page version the small one would pop up from the bottom and then a minute later the full-page version would be back.
Bad idea Dell and IDG?
Measles cases spiked in 2013, US health experts warn
It’s been fifty years since the United States approved a vaccine to prevent measles — and more than a decade since the disease was declared eliminated in the country. But now, the rate of measles…
