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Microsoft has detailed instructions for making labels for a mass mailing from Word 2010 here. Whatever problems you're having should be addressed there.

Thousands of people already have applied to be among the first humans to travel to -- and in one case, permanently live on -- Mars.

If T-Mobile is able to steal market share from Verizon Wireless and AT&T, there's a good chance the two-year "prison terms" will go away. After all, even large companies have to respond to effective competition or they'll pay a price. But if T-Mobile's strategy doesn't hurt the big players, I don't see how they would be motivated to change.

No matter which suicide statistics you look at, the numbers tell a sad story.

A new poll shows that most Americans think the abuse of prescribed painkillers is a bigger health concern in the U.S. than chronic pain.

The fourth installment of the Jurassic Park film series comes out in June, but don't expect to see any feathery creatures.

This is the topic of a detailed "SQL Prevention Cheat Sheet" by The Open Web Application Security Project, or OWASP. Here's a key excerpt:  

A systems image backup is "an exact copy of a drive," Microsoft explains here:  

Diversity training in the workplace is a great idea, but sometimes it can lead to damaging misperceptions.

Given Apple's notorious level of control and seeming unwillingness to ship anything before it's ready, it probably would be hard to do more than one release annually, unless the company (and, more importantly, its customer base) was willing to settle for minor tweaks between releases.

I think rtremblay pretty much nails it. I also wonder if this idea comes about two years too late for Facebook. It sure seems as if "Facebook Fatigue" is spreading as people begin to tire of countless and pointless updates and conversations with friends.