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• Futurism’s past is littered with faulty forecasts
Popularized by 19th-century novelists like H.G. Wells and Jules Verne, predictions of social and technological trends many years hence have entertained and fascinated generations.
• August 2008 - Posts
Ted Stevens , the grand-daddy of Alaskan politics, has a wary relationship with the new Republican VP pick -- Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin . When Palin was running for governor in 2006, she ousted long time Alaska fixture Frank Murkowski in a hard fought ...
• Obama's night for the history books
And George H.W. Bush's famous "read my lips" worked for him big time in '88. The expectations for Obama are through the roof and the decision to change venues has been hotly debated.
• Getting in the dating game after a 40-year hiatus
But now, more significantly, it was a protest against the loss of something far more necessary than a key: my husband, H. It was not a beautiful bonzai.
• How bacteria could help power the future
Hydrogen can be found everywhere: it's the "H" in H2O and a major element in biological processes. The problem is that it takes quite a bit of energy to separate the hydrogen from the molecules it is found in.