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inventorspot.com » Inventor Spot - Inventions, Innovations, and Interesting Ideas for the Inventor in All of Us - 2 hours ago
There is so much medical and health news coming out daily, it's hard to keep up with it. I attempt to cover what I think are the most interesting and most relevant stories to our readers, but miss so many that fit into …
Also tagged: health, technology, women, news, science, lifestyle, men, boomers
telegraph.co.uk » Latest Technology News - 5 hours ago
Harry Wallop and family donned their 3D glasses to test out the first domestic 3D television in the UK.
Also tagged: home, 3d, samsung, test, review, tv, television, family, blu ray, domestic, sky, glasses, monsters v aliens
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Weblog - 6 hours ago
Amidst talk of an aging society and a depleting demographic dividend, appeals for a reconsideration of China’s One-Child Policy were voiced during the annual meetings of the National People’s Congress and the Chinese …
Also tagged: politics, english, weblog, china, chinese, economics, east asia
telegraph.co.uk » Education news, A level results, GCSE results, schools, universities, degree courses and clearing - 10 hours ago
Exclusive: In a private speech Diane Lees, the Imperial War Museum's first female director general, said museums were struggling to cope "under the tide of children".
Also tagged: financial, problems, tide, recession, worksheets, imperial war museum, diane lees
ajc.com » Get Schooled - 13 hours ago
Longtime educator Herb Garrett of the Georgia School Superintendents Association sent me this piece, which I hope to run on the Monday education page in the next week or so. But I am putting it up here as I think it …
Also tagged: education, teachers, testing, georgia, cheating, accountability, aps, beverly hall, schoolnews, crct investigation
guardian.co.uk » World news and comment from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk - 14 hours ago
In 1994, in Trondheim, five-year-old Silje Redergard was beaten to death by two little boys. Today, the girl's family still suffers and one of the boys is in trouble again – the echoes of the Bulger case are clear. So …
Also tagged: uk news, world news, features, society, the guardian, norway, james bulger murder
guardian.co.uk » The Guardian newspaper: Editorials & reply | guardian.co.uk - 15 hours ago
Lay Catholics once again experience deep sorrow and shame over clerical child-abuse scandals and mounting allegations of clerical cover-ups (Pope writes open letter in attempt to quell paedophile row, 18 March). I …
Also tagged: uk news, ireland, world news, religion, crime, society, the guardian, letters, child protection, adoption, gay rights, pope benedict xvi, catholicism
armiesofliberation.com » Armies of Liberation - 16 hours ago
8% registered with the state… Yemen Times: The Authority of Civil Status and Civilian Records, yesterday, launched an ambitious strategy to update the records by 2015. The authority, which is responsible for issuing …
Also tagged: yemen, demographics
guardian.co.uk » Latest news from the public and voluntary sectors, including health, children, local government and social care, plus SocietyGuardian jobs | guardian.co.uk - 17 hours ago
Council criticised over starvation death of Khyra Ishaq announced it had sacked six social workers, but union points out none worked in child protection The local government union Unison hit back over what it dubbed …
Also tagged: uk news, news, society, child protection, local government, social care, guardian co uk
guardian.co.uk » Latest news from the public and voluntary sectors, including health, children, local government and social care, plus SocietyGuardian jobs | guardian.co.uk - 17 hours ago
Before relying on communities to prevent cases like Khyra Ishaq's, people have to trust paediatricians to do their jobs John Harris argues that we should be looking out for our neighbours and being more active in our …
Also tagged: health, doctors, child protection, comment, health policy, guardian co uk