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Monthly Archives: april 2012
Lifetime wins first patent case in China, but others still up in the air
American plastic table manufacturer Lifetime Products has won its first victory in its patent litigation in Chinese courts, but the company and its Chinese rival, Zhejiang Bestem Furniture Co. Ltd., continues to argue over other claims. The Shanghai First Intermediate … Continue reading
Group Buys $6 Million Ad Targeting Obama in Swing States
The group Americans for Prosperity just went up with a $6.1 million ad buy in swing states that accuses the Obama administration of squandering American taxpayer dollars on green energy projects, asserting that some of the money actually went to … Continue reading
Never too young to say “I DO”
“I do” are two powerful words. The message it conveys is one so filled with purpose and promise. It denotes a sense of commitment so true and binding that it molds two beings into one. Love is a word so … Continue reading
Speedy caravan a firing offense
Nearly a month ago, the Garden State Parkway was the site of a State Police-sanctioned display of outright lawlessness. Two State Police cars, emergency lights flashing, bookended a caravan of more than two dozen luxury sports cars tooling down the … Continue reading
Tipping Point To Mass Scale Adoption Of Electric Vehicles
Mass adoption of Electric vehicles might only be a few years away. The key to adoption of electric vehicles is the acquisition cost, infrastructure and range of the vehicles. Current range of most Electric Vehicles (EV’s) in the market is … Continue reading
First quarter was a swell quarter for deals
After a sluggish last half of 2011, investment bankers in Minnesota and around the country delivered nearly 3,000 mergers and acquisitions in January, February and March, the most quarterly deals since the recession took hold in 2008. Helped by surging … Continue reading
Summer superhero movies inspired by comic book stories
The highlight of this summer movie season can be summed up in one word: superheroes. For fans who lack patience or simply want a better understanding of these silver screen characters, the best place to look is in the glossy … Continue reading
Dead Sara — Dead Sara
Between their recent Rolling Stone write-up and a high-profile spot on this year’s Warped Tour — not to mention some glowing SXSW coverage from yours truly — Dead Sara is one of the more buzzed-about bands to emerge from the … Continue reading
What Would You Do If You Got Superpowers?
When I was a young boy, I yearned for super powers. After watching The Adventures of Superman on TV, starring George Reeves as the Man of Steel, I would put on my t-shirt with a big ‘S’ on the front, … Continue reading
UW-Stout student center grand opening on Wednesday
The renovated Memorial Student Center at University of Wisconsin-Stout has been open for about three months and already has left lasting impressions. “I was amazed at how quickly the students made the Memorial Student Center their home again,” said Krista … Continue reading
Lawmakers negotiated through some tough budget challenges
Bleary-eyed and sleep-deprived, state lawmakers patched together the 2011-13 state operating budget last Wednesday morning, ending a 201-day siege that included three special sessions and one regular session of the Legislature. The process was one of reluctant compromise, unusual alliances … Continue reading
One dedicated rider
Seeing a girl ride her bike around the neighborhood recently was a thrill for Amy Agapito. Why the fuss over such an ordinary, everyday occurrence? While the sight may seem commonplace, the truth is the girl may not have learned … Continue reading
Justin Bieber tricks out his new Fisker Karma in chrome
Justin Bieber just received a Fisker Karma for his birthday last month and is another in a long list of celebrities to get one. Bieber turned 18 years old on March 1st, and was presented an all-new 2012 Fisker Karma … Continue reading
Peppy Kia Rio Ex Kicks Off Greener Car Reviews
Today we begin here at Navelgazing’s ”Ride Me” lot one in an occasional–and someday, perhaps, weekly–series on consumer vehicles powered by water, natural gas, electricity, hybrid motors, high-efficiency gasoline engines, my tears or other alternative sources. Kicking things off is … Continue reading
Fugitive Russian couple left long trail of fraud
For North Miami Beach developer Natalia Wolf, it was the perfect target for her next heist: an aging motel just down the street from a seedy stretch of crack houses and grungy lots. After drawing up phony land records, she … Continue reading
Fruit fly biorhythms differ indoors and out
The first big study of daily rhythms in fruit flies outdoors doesn’t match some of the basic results from decades of lab tests. Fruit flies flittering in lab containers have revealed much about how light can set the master molecular … Continue reading
Rebuilding a foundation
Montreal’s Mega Brands expects 2012 to be a strong year for a comeback after turning the page on costly recalls and lawsuits that stemmed from an ill-fated acquisition in 2005 As toy shops go, it’s large: more than 800,000 square … Continue reading
