Hydration and Hyponatremia from Hopkinton to The Hub
Marathon Monday may have passed, but another will be here in no time. The third Monday in April, both Patriots Day and Marathon Monday, marks a day off for grammar schoolers. For college students, Marathon Monday is a day of liberal libation use, and for the runners, it is the culmination of months of training.
Checking Out the Cosmos from Commonwealth Ave
Boston is known for its bright lights, cloudy days and polluted air – all of which are poor proponents for star gazing. Although the weather and light pollution from the city cannot be changed, telescopes certainly help those interested in space to get a clearer view of the sky.
Mass. Dems cast net to Web
Massachusetts residents can now help shape the future of the Massachusetts’ Democratic Party while wearing their pajamas and using just the click of a mouse.
Sifting Through All That Space Junk
Eight centuries into the future, the human race has abandoned a decimated Earth and left a thick layer of space junk orbiting the planet. That is the premise of last year’s animated film ‘WALL-E’ ‘-’- a science fiction creation ‘-’- but’ real humans are actively dumping increasing amounts of clutter into the space just beyond our atmosphere.
Twenty Years Caught Up in the World Wide Web
Two decades of the Web are now behind us and surfers are still sharing funny pictures of cats. However, photoshopped pictures and Rick Astley music videos are not the only stimulation beaming across the Web each day. Now, with the Internet offering greater and once unimaginable possibilities as it blows out 20 candles, geeks and average Joes are having their cake and eating it too.
