| Don’t take the law for a ride! | | This South California woman is now facing the music with the law for recklessly cocking a snook at the law and using state sponsored free ambulance service to get a ride into town, all the while feigning illness. | | Cities spearhead revamp | | Cities may be congested and complex, but they are also among the planet’s most exciting, challenging places to live and work. | | Be Healthy and 'Appy' | | Here are a few apps which will help track your health vitals and also help monitor your fitness, nutrition and meditation and yoga regimen | | SuperCop to regulate wireless traffic | | In this digital age, almost each and every electronic gadget, be it your cellphone or your Bluetooth headset, relies on wireless communications which runs on the electromagnetic spectrum. | | Heavy metal Mayhem! | | This may, Zayed Sports City Stadium’s floor will be covered in plastic and wood boarding, 300 truckloads of dirt will be spread on the surface and anywhere between 72 and 130 hours later, the whole place will have been transformed from a state-of-the-art sports stadium into an arena of metallic mayhem, complete with ramps, cars and busses to crush. | | Simply
soundlicious! | | As Hanneke Willson enters her class, 18 pairs of wide, expectant eyes follow her movements in anticipation. They are quiet and waiting for her cue. | | Have some sun, zap those fibroids | | For women who have struggled with history of fibroids in the family, here is some good news. A walk in the sun every morning could well be the answer to either escape or slow down the growth of already existing fibroids in the uterus. | | Cricketing icon to cartoon | | His detractors might lampoon him and drawn caricatures of his increasingly inconsistent cricketing abilities but in a country of cricket lovers, Sachin Tendulkar continues to have iconic status with a legion of fans who will worship him. In any form. | | The diva
of math | | The world of math will never be the same again because one of its most passionate proponents, Shakuntala Devi, the woman the world named the Human Computer because of her sheer wizardry in the subject, is no more. | |
