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Flower-brand dried sweet potato recalled

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 (UPI) -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced the nationwide recall of Flower-brand dried sweet potato due to a labeling error.

Enterprise Software Sales Dried Up In September

CurtMonash writes "As I predicted a week ago, it looks as if the third quarter was ugly for software vendors, due to the economic crisis. SAP said 'The market developments of the past several weeks have been dramatic and worrying to many businesses. These concerns triggered a very sudden and unexpected drop in business activity at the end of the quarter.' My old acquaintance John Treadway, who used to work in Sybase's financial services vertical unit, reports that things are even worse than that in the financial services industry, Wall Street and retail banks alike. So now what? Well, IT is a huge part of capital spending, and at enterprises that have to cut back capital spending, IT is going to get hurt. On the other hand, high-growth companies — Web businesses, analytic services providers, etc.

Jammie Thomas case bodes ill for RIAA

p2pnet news view | RIAA News:- If Tanya’s Andersen’s cut-and-dried win against Vivendi Universal, EMI, Warner Music and Sony BMG’s RIAA has proved once again that standing up to bullies is always a good idea, the case against Jammie Thomas, another single mum, shows the RIAA up for what it is:

Fashion blogs on the brain - JACKIE O FLASH By Bea Ledesma

I don’t remember much before the Internet. I vaguely recall this block of dried pulp with text all over it — a “book” I think it was called. All I know is that as soon as my dad hooked us up to the World Wide Web (when it wasn’t so wide at the time) during my first year of high school in the early-to-mid ‘90s (yeah, I’m old) I was lost to the Internets.

Torture chamber, bodies found in mosque

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- "There are the bloodstains on the wall, and here it is dried on the floor," Abu Muhanad said as he walked through a torture chamber in a Baghdad mosque where more than two dozen bodies have been found.

Inventing the Future with Synthetic Biology

Forbes features Ginkgo BioWorks, a synthetic biology company started by MIT's Tom Knight and three of his PhD students, including Reshma Shetty. She's part of their Eight People Inventing the Future, on the list due to her "DIY genetic engineering" approach to using genetic parts to make new living systems. Shetty's claim to fame is making banana-scented bacteria, and Ginkgo's aim is to sell standardized genetic parts dried onto sheets of paper to big companies that want to make new drugs, plastics, and petroleum replacements, says the story.

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