Toyota envy

Toyota envy
Always the subject of backbiting and criticism from its rivals, Toyota could be excused these days for feeling as if it has a larger target than usual painted on its back. The more successful it becomes, the more flack it gets.

Habla Espaol? Five easy ways for adults to learn Spanish
Many of us have studied language in high school or college, but truly gaining fluency is no easy task. And it only gets more difficult with age.

Organic gardener turns blogger
By Laura Ybarra : Organic Gardening News tries to spread the word about organic agriculture on a home scale, according to the blogs creator, Scott Supak.

Embedded RSS Feed
Help With Adding An RSS Feed RSS is an Internet format that gives you a new way to quickly and easily access Web-based headlines, blurbs, and article links from a wide variety of sources.

KU helps quality of hospitals nationwide
As a nursing quality survey by Kansas Universitys School of Nursing grows to reach more hospitals across the nation, the program is gaining fans on the Internet.

NPR News Agenda from the Monday Editors' Meeting
What NPR editors discussed at Monday's planning meeting.

DeVos, blogger take to the road in different ways
Republican candidate Dick DeVos started a five-day bus tour Monday, taking his gubernatorial candidacy and his support for getting rid of the state's main business tax on the road.

OSU librarian faced book banners before
Scott Savage of OSU's Mansfield campus confirmed to WorldNetDaily that when he served at Lakeland Community College in Ohio the school's Diversity Committee accused him and other librarians in 2004 of creating a "hostile environment" because they allowed display of the book "A Parent's Guide to Preventing Homosexuality," by Joseph Nicolosi.

IE Team Responds to NYT Article
This morning on Memeorandum there are dozens of bloggers reacting to a New York Times article about IE 7.

Sun Times journalists address Washington in UIC forum
Chicago Sun-Times is partnering with UIC to hold lecture forums for students, journalists, faculty, and guests in the university. The first forum, on April 19, kicked off the series called "Inside Washington: Where Red States and Blue States Collide." Acclaimed journalists like Robert Novak, Chicago Sun-Times columnist, Lynn Sweet, Sun-Times Washington bureau chief, columnist and blogger, and