Sustainable reinforcement for concrete has newly discovered benefits By Subhasish B Majumder, Ph.D., or Prof. Basudam Adhikari | January 16, 2013
Jute; second only to cotton as the most widely used natural fiber.

New surfaces repel most known liquids By Anish Tuteja, Ph.D. | January 16, 2013
Surfaces that resist liquids, including concentrated acids and bases, oils and alcohols with extremely low surface tension, solvents and various polymer solutions

Good news for knees By Israel21c | January 16, 2013
In a groundbreaking advance, a novel Israeli implant provides a scaffold for the body to regenerate true joint-protecting cartilage.

Not Dead Yet: The Changing Role of Cash on Corporate Balance Sheets,

Would you give your spendthrift teenager a higher limit on his credit card if he did not have a plan to live within his means?

The Gorbel Prize By | January 16, 2013
UK Government wins the Inaugural Gorbel Prize for Green Policies that have Inconvenient Outcomes

History Will be Made with Groundbreaking Documentary

Terror Television: The Rise of Al-Jazeera and the Hate America Media,

The Democrats’ way, imposing one tax increase after another, has never worked and will never work

Egypt’s Islamic anti-Semitism led to the expulsion of Jews during the Nasser era

100 Wars By | January 16, 2013
The Arab Spring coincided with the collapse of the fourth empire. The Pax Americana

Gun Bans, Second Amendment, Executive Orders

If you outlaw 'finger guns,' only outlaws will have 'finger guns'

Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligencies

Banning stuff feels good. It makes politicians feel powerful, and it makes people sympathetic to gun control feel like something useful has been done

Jevons’s energy-by-energy analysis is as true today as it was when penned in 1865

There are well-known debates about the underlying physical science of manmade climate change

April 15th, 2008

Marxist plans look so easy when they’re still on paper, but not so easy when ready to implement

A constitutional crisis is looming. Only the Congress has the power to pass laws

Revealed portions of his story he never shared before

Giving the President carte blanche on federal spending is not the way to go, based on the Constitution, and common sense

No signs, but they do seem to like armed guards...

If only we had a few more Senators with this kind of courage

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No wonder this country's electorate makes such bad decisions

As a Southerner, I find it a bit ironic that the US Army now is reverting back to the blue uniforms it wore during the War Between the States. Is somebody scripting this?

You will pay for health insurance, and you will like it!

Facts have been slim in the President’s rhetoric on the debt ceiling

A revolution is part anger and outrage

Malik Obama