21 min ago | BBC News
Feet home to more than 100 fungi
Fungi live all over the human body, but their favourite spots are the heel, under toenails and between the toes, according to a US study.
6 hrs ago | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
OnContact CRM Wins ISM 2013 Top 15 CRM Software Award
WorkWise, LLC announced today that its OnContact CRM application was selected by ISM Inc., Customer-Centric Business Strategic Advisors, as a Top 15 CRM Enterprise and Small & Medium Business Software Award for 2013*. This is the thirteenth time that ISM has selected OnContact CRM to its Top 15 Award roster.
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For the young, cracked cellphones speak volumes
Brittany Lofton spots them all the time: teens and college students clutching their beat-up cellphones, with cracks spider-webbed across the screens.
More blasting scheduled in Bethesda
Excavation will begin in about six weeks on the 43,000-square-foot mixed-use project at 8300 Wisconsin Ave.
$280M Pledged for Purple Line Construction, Private Dollars Still Needed
Transit advocates got a mixed bag of news about the Purple Line, a proposed light rail system that would connect Montgomery and Prince George's Counties.
Crime Summary: North Bethesda Swindlers Sought, Aspen Hill Armed Robbery Reported
Police said a person near North Bethesda was swindled out of a substantial amount of money in a fraud scheme reported May 3, 2013 in the 12000 block of Rockville Pike.
"Do you guys know what is on the other side of those things?" a member of the audience inquired at the David M. Brown Arlington Planetarium, referring to one of the most popular and identifiable phenomena of outer space; black holes .
Foodie News: 90-Year-Old Restaurant Closes, Restaurant List Announced for Hometown Holidays
Get caught up with the food scene in Montgomery County and adjacent Washington, DC, neighborhoods with 1 Meat, 3 Sides .
Can Silver Spring Nightlife Compete with Hanging in DC?
Only in Montgomery County do elected officials study how to get people to have fun.
Bethesda, Chevy Chase Crime: Commercial, Residential Burglaries; Thefts from Vehicles
The following information was supplied by the Montgomery County Police Department in its summary of major crimes occurring in the county between April 27 and May 7. The mention of an arrest or charge does not indicate a conviction.
Corridor Cities Transitway, Traffic Relief in the Distance for Commuters
By Nicole Macon, Capital News Service When Margie Weaver accepted a job in North Bethesda, she didn't think much about driving 42 miles from her home in Unionville to her workplace-until a trip she thought would take her about 45 minutes took up to two and a half hours in traffic on Interstate 270.
How the Sequester is Killing Healthcare Jobs
And the pain doesn't stop there - the sequester cuts are already making healthcare harder to obtain for some Medicare patients.
Report: Settlement Reached Between Potomac Man Jailed in Cuba and Bethesda-Based Employer
Rat & Mouse Poop, Mold On Ice Machine, No Health Permits Close Restaurants
In this week's Food Alert, a fine dining restaurant operating with an expired business license, another without a health permit, and then there are the mold and rodent issues.
Foodie News: 90-Year-Old Restaurant Closes, Restaurant List Announced for Hometown Holidays
Get caught up with the food scene in Montgomery County and adjacent Washington, DC, neighborhoods with 1 Meat, 3 Sides .
Google and NASA Snap Up Quantum Computer D-Wave Two
The D-Wave Two quantum computer has a 512-qubit processor that can do some calculations thousands of times faster than conventional computers.
American jailed in Cuba settles lawsuit against employer
This handout photo provided by the Gross family shows Alan and Judy Gross at an unknown location.
Site Search Begins for New Bethesda Post Office
Bethesda is slated to get another post office, and the U.S. Postal Service is asking residents for advice on where to locate it.
Poll: Can Bethesda Nightlife Compete with Hanging in DC?
Only in Montgomery County do elected officials study how to get people to have fun.
Cuban prisoner settles lawsuit against Md. company
An American imprisoned in Cuba has settled a lawsuit against the Maryland-based company he was working for when he was arrested.