Here in the USA it's the height of (American) football season, with college bowl games on nightly and 12 lucky pro teams gearing up for the playoffs. So it is an apt time for football analogies, and here's one from

December 31, 2005 The human body is a remarkable thing, as is evidenced by its ability to adapt to less than ideal conditions. The temperature in the cockpit of a Formula 1 racing car sometimes reaches 120 degrees Fahrenheit, with

Oracle Corp. anticipates completing its planned US$5.85 billion acquisition of Siebel Systems Inc. on Jan. 31 or shortly afterwards, according to an Oracle spokesman.

EMC Corp. has completed its purchase of document capture software vendor Captiva, the storage giant announced Friday. Captiva stockholders gave the deal their seal of approval on Dec. 23.

The Curtiss Condor was the last successful Biplane airliner in the US.

The Curtiss Condor was the last successful Biplane airliner in the US.

Our annual tradition continues with a look at the stories you thought were most interesting during the last 12 months.

Design for R&R: A Product Quality Methodology Source: Medical Device Link by Scott Heneveld Design engineers need a quality system that enables them to develop a systematic development process to meet increasing produ...

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Years ago -- back when dial-up access was growing and broadband was only a vague notion, Jeff Chester of the Center for Digital Democracy, a lobbying group for open access with online providers, never missed an opportunity to complain about

A single unifying physics theory can essentially describe how animals of every ilk, from flying insects to fish, get around, researchers at Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering and Pennsylvania State University have found. The team reports that all animals