Garden owners are always anxious to begin working on their lawn when the grass turns green. If they give their lawn enough love and care and just the right amount of patience, they are going to enjoy having a green lawn for many months to come. As an example, many gardeners like to put fertilizer on their young blades of grass so that they will grow well and become nourished. Most owners opt for organic fertilizers because it is the recommended practice for most bluegrass and fescue lawns. Usi
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Archive for September 1st, 2009
New Media Atlanta Conference on Social Media for Business
Posted in September 1st, 2009
New Media Atlanta is presenting a conference on Social Media for Business on 9.25.09 at 8:00 a.m. at the Georgia Tech Research Institute, 250 14th Street, NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. Register for #NMAC here . The featured speaker is Chris Brogan. Brogan is President of New Marketing Labs, a new media marketing agency and home of the Inbound Marketing Summit conferences and Inbound Marketing Bootcamp educational events. He works with large and mid-sized companies to improve online business com
ESCAP Holds Seminar on Green Growth Strategies
Posted in September 1st, 2009
31 August 2009: Government officials from across South-East Asia have gathered in western Thailand for a six-day UN seminar on how countries can implement low-carbon strategies that will also boost economic growth. Participants will discuss green growth, sustainable consumption and production, eco-efficiency, green taxes, budget reform and other environmental and economic issues. The UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) has organized the seminar, which is taki
Microscope Sees Molecules for First Time
Posted in September 1st, 2009
For the first time, IBM was able to take real images of a molecule. These pentacene molecules are shown on an Angstrom (10^-10 m) scale. Imagine trying to read braille printed on wet tissue paper. That’s what it’s been like trying to take a picture of a molecule. Advanced electron microscopes can get amazing resolution, fine enough to see inside an atom, but molecular bonds usually aren’t strong enough to hold up to their scrutiny. Luckily, a team of researchers at IBM has produced the first
Check Out Line: Tastes great, less costly!
Posted in September 1st, 2009
Check out Consumer Reports’ latest taste test . The magazine found that 23 store-brand foods tasted as good as or better than their big national brand competitors in blind tests of 29 food products. The store-brand foods tested cost an average of 27 percent less than their big-name counterparts, allowing consumers to trim their shopping bills. “Our tests should erase any lingering doubts that store-brand packaged goods aren’t at least worth a try. In many cases, you’ll save money witho
