March 14, 2012

Call it the downside of enjoying a mild winter -- springtime pests are making an early appearance. Deer ticks, wasps and hornets are among the insects getting a head start after a lack of frigid weather that usually would decimate seasonal pests. And mosquitoes could be drawing blood sooner than usual amid the warmer temperatures. Source Link

As the Girl Scouts mark their centennial, a new study says the organization builds women who are more self-confident, capable and give back to their communities. The survey found that as adults, Girl Scout alumnae are more often college graduates, volunteers and voters. Nearly one out of two women in America has participated in Girl Scouts. Source Link

It’s a nightmarish end for most cell phones if the device is dropped into water, but a new model could be a dream come true when such accidents happen. The Panasonic Eluga promises to be waterproof enough to survive being submerged for up to 30 minutes. The new smart phone debuts in Europe and is expected to come to America later this year. Source Link