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When it comes to powering USB devices there is usually two options. First is the plug-in charger for a USB device which provides power and recharges any internal battery. For those who want to really stretch the battery life of their USB device there is also portable battery backups. I always thought it’d be nice [...]

The folks at Burger King seem to think that they are so clever. They’ve put up an ad on FOX NFL Sunday poking fun at Jessica Simpson. They’re not using the crisis surrounding her dead dog, but it’s almost as bad. Their entire commercial centers around her weight issues. Check out the [...]

Listed below are the top news stories for Video Games on Mon, Oct 19, 2009. Click any of the links to be taken to the full story. Some of the more interesting stories include video game sales coming out of a slump, a doctor who says too much video game play time can cause pain in the hands of children (wow, you think?), Xbox-Twitter impressions, and PSPgo's insignificant sales. Read these and more just below. ...Video Game News for Mon, Oct 19, 2009 originally appeared on About.com Video Game Strategies on Monday, October 19th, 2009 at 22:31:49.Permalink | Comment | Email this

Dementia is most often thought of as a memory disorder, an illness of the aging mind. But the impact of the fatal disease extends far beyond early symptoms of forgetfulness

The leader of the house, Harriet Harman, was warned by Labour whips in early September that the inquiry into MPs' expenses by Sir Thomas Legg was going off the rails and likely to lead to a complete rethink of the rules, the Guardian has learned.Senior sources say Harman did nothing to act on the advice, opening the way for the public relations disaster that has hit parliament this week. The furore has also derailed Gordon Brown's efforts to focus on the policy differences on the economy between Labour and the Conservatives.It is thought that a few MPs are facing bills they simply cannot repay in the short term and are looking to take Legg to court on the grounds of natural justice. Harman has become the focus of blame for many Labour MPs angry that they are being required to pay tens of thousands of pounds they were told they could claim.There is deeper despair at the prospect of expenses remaining at the top of the political agenda. One minister said: 'There is a danger the general e

A former Bond girl and Charlie's angel, Bronx-born Tanya Roberts hit her stride in the early 1980s and then treaded water for a number of years in direct-to-video erotic dramas before landing a role as foxy free-thinking mom on the acclaimed Fox sitcom 'T

Happiness can't be achieved by repeating the same affirmation over and over.

Mention jujubes, and most people will probably think of those colorful candy drops. But there's a crunchier - and naturally sweet - world of jujubes that can be found in farmers' markets if you hurry.

Navigator, accountant and secretary in one, it knows more about you than you think - and will spill its secrets to anyone who has ways of making it talk

'So You Think You Can Dance' judge Mary Murphy says she suffered horrible sexual, physical and emotional abuse during her nine-year marriage.