Build a better mousetrap and the world will beat a path to your door. Invent the computer mouse and the world will all but forget your name. That name is Douglas Engelbart. Twenty years ago this week his invention hit the market. But fear not, travelers.
Technology offers some handy, hands-free solutions.
Nonetheless, worries about what ravages the disease could bring to U.S. soil are heightening as experts consider the enormous changes in agriculture since the last U.S. case in 1929. Get the full story. Mud slinging endures as a favorite sport in the nation's capital, with national parties' opposition research machines still going strong and thwarting any talk of restoring civility to the political process. It's just not fair. His Windows has helped to stitch society together, not picked at its frayed seams.