Mozart vs. the Gangstas: How Classical Music Is Changing Young Lives - TIME

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Codecademy says it can turn anyone into a Web programmer - Nov. 29, 2011

Industry veterans insist that almost anyone can master the basics of software coding.

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For the record: Music copyright laws hit coffee house, cafe - San Bernardino County Sun

With its fireplaces and cozy rooms, Heska's Sugar Shack looks like the sort of place you want to stay in awhile. In addition to sandwiches and sugary snacks, the Mentone cafe offers another treat - a record player and a large collection of records for patrons to sit and list …

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Was the Last Supper 24 hours earlier? Scientists claims historic meal was TWO days before Jesus' crucifixion

Christians have long marked Jesus Christ's Last Supper on Maundy Thursday but new research by a leading academic suggests they have got the wrong date.

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Redlands residents mourn slain teenagers with prayer march, vigil

Over a thousand people joined a prayer walk and vigil in Redlands Tuesday night to honor a pair of teenagers gunned down last week. Police are still looking for the gunman that killed 17-year-old Quinn McCaleb and 16-year-old Andrew Jackson.

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California Housing for Developmentally Disabled Has High Cost

Lots of public money is on the line. Regional centers received $3.4 billion in public funding in the last budget year to serve about 240,000 people. Read more: #ixzz1A04BF3S7

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A deadly clash of emotions before Oxnard shooting - Los Angeles Times

The anti-gay taunts and slurs that Larry endured from his male peers apparently had been constant, as routine for him as math lessons and recess bells. The stinging words were isolating. As grieving friend Melissa Reza, 15, put it, Larry lived much of his life "toward the side. .

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Report: Jagger target of Hells Angels murder plot - CNN.com

Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger escaped an assassination plot hatched by the Hells Angels, a new British Broadcasting Corp. documentary claims. Jagger

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BBC NEWS | Business | Oil sets fresh record at $103.95

Oil prices have surged to a new record high in reaction to the falling dollar and fading hopes of more supply. US light, sweet crude jumped to $103.95 a barrel, before giving back some gains to trade at $102.45. London Brent also climbed to a record, hitting $102.

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Video Reveals Violations of Laws, Abuse of Cows at Slaughterhouse - washingtonpost.com

Video footage being released today shows workers at a California slaughterhouse delivering repeated electric shocks to cows too sick or weak to stand on their own; drivers using forklifts to roll the "downer" cows on the ground in efforts to get them to stand up for inspection; a …

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NPR: The Family Dinner Deconstructed

Anna Peisl Dinner conversations rich with explanation and storytelling may help kids learn to read. Zefa/Corbis Morning Edition, February 7, 2008 · About a decade ago, research started appearing on the family dinner, and the news was uniformly good.

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Imago Andei: Continuing the Discussion About Electric Cars

There are several misconceptions about the generation of electricity as it relates to plug-in cars.

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Tough times mean people donate much less; Charities report gap in needs, resources

Food pantries, social service agencies and community organizations are struggling this winter as many businesses donate less money to charity than last year because of the uncertain economy.

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NPR : Study: Adoption Not Harmful to Child's Self-Esteem

New research challenges the common perception that adoption negatively impacts a child's self-esteem. A study by a Dutch researcher shows that adopted children tend to overcome developmental and emotional problems, and achieve a normal level of self-esteem.

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