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Yes. 1816 was known as the "year without summer." It followed the Tambora Volcano eruption in Indonesia in 1815. It was sudden climate change on a similar scale, and it resulted in a severe famine in Europe, food riots and mass emigrations. Volcanic aerosols have a lifetime of about a...
Time is my advice. Time is the greatest healer there is. With time, tragedy becomes comedy. Something that you thought was unbearable, something that you thought you would never, ever recover from, 10 years from now you'll laugh about.
Going back several months, surveys of experts often reported that they did not think the U.S. economy would slip into a downturn until late 2008 and would begin to recover at the middle of this year. Data which has emerged in the last few weeks shows that America's GDP...
The question about the PC market is whether it will ever completely recover. Cheap and functional cars have been in vogue for several years. PC consumers are moving to relatively inexpensive netbooks and smartphones. The margins on a $300 netbook don't match those of a $1.500 laptop with a...
Airplane crashes have become rare in the U.S. and water landings even rarer. Says Amanda Ripley, a former TIME writer and the author of The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes: "All the instructions they tell you to do - taking the life vests from your seat, grabbing a cushion as...