On YouTube, I click on my username at the top, then a couple videos pop up. I hit "see all" and more pop up. I understand web sites like YouTube limit the amount shown for lag reasons, but is there any way I can adjust the number of videos that show up on 1 page?

Tax watchdogs in Idaho are challenging the state's redevelopment agencies, and opened up the question: are they city departments, or not? And if they are, shouldn't their decisions follow the will of the voters? read more

Urban gardening is spreading to Mexico City, resurrecting an ancient history of growing produce in the city. read more

New census figures have been released, showing a rise in median household income and more people with health insurance. But experts warn that the figures do not account for the recent slump in the economy. read more

A police support officer has been suspended after colleagues accused him of goosestepping around an office and making Nazi salutes.

Attending a business conference is one of the best ways to both grow your business and network, learn and connect with your peers. But in a post 9/11 world, travel has become complicated, expensive and time consuming. Also, with the advent of the Internet and new communications technology, finding out ...

Midgard Gathering is an event open to all Midgard users and developers. This event's agenda is quite exciting, and includes: Unit testing workshop (Thu November 6th, held by Sebastian Bergmann) Ragnaroek+1 feature planning Midgard and Vala discussion Neutron and future Midgard user interface MidCOM ...

This month we return to dig deep into code.   The use of generics for .NET programming is a somewhat different, but extremely powerful and efficient, way of writing code.   Pavel Yosifovich, CTO of Michlelet Hi-Tech, will get us all up to speed on using generics in our code.   In the first session, ...

Reading, writing and arithmetic are still the fundamental building blocks of education, but these days, they have some competition as educators reevaluate curriculum and prepare students for life in the 21st century.

The number of foreclosures in Charles County dropped in the second quarter of the year, but residents still face significant mortgage troubles, according to a report issued this month by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development.