Monday, March 8, 2010

Shower of Aid Brings Flood of Progress - New York Times
which employs cutting-edge mobile technology against a disease that kills more than one million children each year. The other day, a community health team in Sauri stooped through the doorway of a home of of millions of dollars may hinge on

Panasonic and Best Buy Plan To Push 3-D TV Sets - YAHOO!
While the gag got some laughs, it may not be unusual for more people to carry around 3-D glasses this year. All the top manufacturers are planning 3-D television models. And on Wednesday, Panasonic and Best Buy will kick off a partnership to put more

MIT’s levered wheelchair extends freedom to Third World - Boston Globe
That helps keep the wheelchair simple and inexpensive, and may make it affordable to some of the 20 million people who need wheelchairs narrower so it can fit more easily through narrow doors in small homes. He also works with wheelchair groups

Detroit wants to save itself by shrinking - MSNBC
Surviving neighborhoods in the birthplace of the auto century, Detroit was an industrial powerhouse — the city that put the nation on wheels. Factory workers lived in neighborhoods of simple single- and two-story homes and walked to work.

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