Jamelle Agbuis

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Greening Hollywood's Sets Starts with 'The Help'

Is it possible for Hollywood's ultra demanding movie sets to be environment-friendly? The set of the film "The Help" initiated that it is possible for Hollywood to turn to "Ecollywood."
Aug 15, 2011

How to Turn Your Backyard Into a Food Producing Machine

There's a lot of crazy news, it seems, happening around the world: London riots, stock market volatility, rising food inflation, and so on. But the way through all this is to focus on SOLUTIONS that help us be better prepared for the hard times that are already beginning to unfold around us.
Aug 12, 2011

Australia's New OHS Law Scrimps on Excuses

New Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) laws are set to be rolled out on 1 January 2012, and contain fundamental shifts from what has been mandated in the past.
Aug 12, 2011

Who’s Hurting Chimpanzees Now?

Should a wild animal be forced to sell car insurance, dance the Macarena, and smoke cigars to provoke a laugh? Not that it matters if there were millions of chimpanzees around to abuse, but a new study concludes that chimpanzees may be doomed as a species as long as the public continues to see them in commercials and movies.
Aug 12, 2011

GS1 Launches New Online Food Recall Portal Service

GS1 Recallnet, a new national product recall service to remove potentially harmful grocery, food, liquor and other products from the supply chain, was launched Australia-wide August 10, 2011.
Aug 12, 2011

Reports: Telstra Shares Surge On Better Performance

Suddenly the same analysts and 'experts' who have been negative on Telstra, are fans after the company reported a smaller than expected fall in earnings for the year to June 30; a result that included rising revenues and profits from mobile phones and telecoms.
Aug 12, 2011

Feature: China Anchors Asian Growth Drive

Another month of Chinese economic data (which was dribbled out in a surprisingly vague manner over a number of days) tells us that growth engine of the global economy remains beating and performing well.
Aug 12, 2011

The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly Collide in 'Buck'

The new documentary film "Buck" chronicles the life of real-life "horse whisperer" Buck Brannaman and his work to help, as he calls them, "horses with people problems." The film follows Brannaman as he tours the country, giving guardians a deeper understanding of their horses and, at the same time, insight into themselves.
Aug 12, 2011

Box.com: New Tablet Apps for Honeycomb, PlayBook, HTML5

Web-based file storage and content sharing service Box.net on Thursday unveiled three new apps for the tablet world: one for Android Honeycomb, one for BlackBerry PlayBook, and one for HTML5-compatible browsers.
Aug 12, 2011

Tips on Having Healthier Babies

A new study published in the journal Pediatrics adds to this, having found that pregnant women who supplement with Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) during their pregnancies produce children that are much healthier and less prone to sickness than those born to women who do not supplement with, or otherwise consume enough, DHA.
Aug 11, 2011

CCleaner 3.0: New beta supports Mac OS X Lion

Piriform has released the third public beta of its forthcoming CCleaner for Mac. Based on the popular Windows version, CCleaner for Mac offers various cleaning tools for parts of the operating system, and is a freeware release.
Aug 11, 2011

Retail: Harvey Norman Joins The Restructuring Push

Electrical retailer Harvey Norman yesterday joined rival JB Hi-Fi, Colorado, Borders/Angus and Robertson and the Premier Retail group of chains in restructuring operations to meet the challenge of weak sales, cautious consumers who are saving madly and the strong Australian dollar.
Aug 11, 2011

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