FIDE, the world chess federation, worked with ChessCube to ensure that the games, which were played across the Internet, were officially rated, setting a new precedent that could see tournaments using this technology in the future. …
The instinct to return to one’s ancestral home seems to be quite strong in many different creatures, but I wonder if any of those birds or butterflies or sea creatures would rather not return home but somehow feel that they should. …
When did executions go from being functional example-setting to being more humane in method? Annulla Linders, a University of Cincinnati sociologist, examined newspaper accounts of 19th and 20th century Ohio executions to put more …
“I think it’ll be fun for our kids to get their hands on things they couldn’t ordinarily get their hands on,” said Bob Stoel, a science teacher at Central Minnesota Christian School in Prinsburg. “We’re trying to find out what we think …
The Woodruff Arts Center today announced that it has been awarded a $12 million grant from The Goizueta Foundation over the next three years to expand the educational programs, resources, and services that it provides to pre-K through …
He is in the process of selling off the Internet .com division, part of his company WebMediaBrands (NSDQ: WEBM) (fka Jupitermedia) to Foster City, CA-based vertical media and marketing firm QuinStreet, for about $18 million in cash. …
Expanded broadband will allow for a much faster and richer Internet -surfing experience, more lifelike teleconferencing, and the outsourcing of more services to the Web, according to a recent white paper from the Information Technology …
The 4C62 is a high performance, high integration 5X86 based PC/104-PLUS CPU card. The 4C62 has built-in SVGA video that shares system memory (UMA) for low cost and high performance
If any of these games are near and dear to you like they are to us (we’re looking at you, N+), then you have the Canadian government to thank. Government funding towards game development in Canada helped make each of the aforementioned …
John Harwood writes that the rowdiness at lawmakers’ town-hall-style meetings on health care overhaul signaled the demise of bipartisan negotiations.