3 Mid-Cap Stocks to Buy in February

Sometimes the stock market’s top bargains are hiding in plain sight. Mid-cap stocks, or those with market caps between $2 billion and $10 billion, tend to be particularly attractive to growth and value investors since they usually have established and profitable business models, along with plenty of room for business development.

3 Mid-Cap Stocks to Buy in February

Sometimes the stock market’s top bargains are hiding in plain sight. Mid-cap stocks, or those with market caps between $2 billion and $10 billion, tend to be particularly attractive to growth and value investors since they usually have established and profitable business models, along with plenty of room for business development.

Oscar-nominated movies not – elitist’

When the nominations for this year’s Academy Awards were announced, some observers could be heard decrying yet another crop of films that “no one” has seen, noting the absence of such popcorn hits as “Captain America: Civil War,” “Rogue One” and “Finding Dory.” Even “Deadpool,” which received love – and legitimacy – at the Golden Globes this month, was shut out of competition in the best picture and screenplay categories, where some comic-book fans hoped it might sneak in.

Oscar-nominated movies not – elitist’

When the nominations for this year’s Academy Awards were announced, some observers could be heard decrying yet another crop of films that “no one” has seen, noting the absence of such popcorn hits as “Captain America: Civil War,” “Rogue One” and “Finding Dory.” Even “Deadpool,” which received love – and legitimacy – at the Golden Globes this month, was shut out of competition in the best picture and screenplay categories, where some comic-book fans hoped it might sneak in.

How Profitable Is SpaceX, Really?

Last year, prior to the big SpaceXplosion — which kind of knocked SpaceX off the rails — we spent a lot of time digging into SpaceX’s finances. We asked: How does SpaceX make money ? And we answered the question: ” How profitable is SpaceX ” when it makes all that money? Much of this was based on educated guesswork, however, as we extrapolated what we knew about the finances at SpaceX rivals Boeing , and applied it to what we thought that might mean for SpaceX’s own finances.

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Tech rewind – Headphonegate Not, Snap & GoPro Look back at the week’s toptech headlines Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2ka4d3f Snap, Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, plans to go public with an IPO. Will it’s target audience–students, look to Snap as a first investment? Jefferson Graham talks to students at the University of Southern California to find out.

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Tech rewind – Headphonegate Not, Snap & GoPro Look back at the week’s toptech headlines Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2ka4d3f Snap, Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, plans to go public with an IPO. Will it’s target audience–students, look to Snap as a first investment? Jefferson Graham talks to students at the University of Southern California to find out.

‘He was so cute!’ – Twins meet new lamb at Willows ahead of February Frolics

Twins Summer and Tia Price were given exclusive access to Willows Activity Farm to mark the start of the annual lambing event. Willows Activity Farm’s upcoming February Frolics will take place this half-term between Saturday, February 11 and Sunday, February 19. Families looking for outdoor activities will love the annual lambing event, with bottle feeding demonstrations, as well as activities in the Peter Rabbit Adventure Playground.

Astronaut throws a football 564,664 yards

Astronaut throws a football 564,664 yards Beat that, Aaron Rodgers. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: Astronaut Tim Kopra is stuck in the International Space Station for Super Bowl 51 – a rather unique problem, it’s fair to say – but he’s gearing up for the big game by making throws even Tom Brady would be jealous of.

Astronaut throws a football 564,664 yards

Astronaut throws a football 564,664 yards Beat that, Aaron Rodgers. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: Astronaut Tim Kopra is stuck in the International Space Station for Super Bowl 51 – a rather unique problem, it’s fair to say – but he’s gearing up for the big game by making throws even Tom Brady would be jealous of.

Israeli start-up leading virtual breakthrough in sports rehabilitation

Hundreds of millions of people from more than 150 countries throughout the world are due to tune in on Sunday night to watch the New England Patriots take on the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI. While the high-paced action and bone-crunching tackles certainly add to the allure of the National Football League and help consistently make the Super Bowl the highest-watched show of the year, there is a dark underbelly to the sport that probably was not the focus of the hours and hours of television coverage.

Israeli start-up leading virtual breakthrough in sports rehabilitation

Hundreds of millions of people from more than 150 countries throughout the world are due to tune in on Sunday night to watch the New England Patriots take on the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI. While the high-paced action and bone-crunching tackles certainly add to the allure of the National Football League and help consistently make the Super Bowl the highest-watched show of the year, there is a dark underbelly to the sport that probably was not the focus of the hours and hours of television coverage.

Smart upgrades LRT-1 cellular, Wi-Fi services

Smart Communications, Inc. is upgrading its cellular network coverage in the Light Rail Transit Line 1 to improve the mobile experience of its 600,000 daily commuters. To beef up its 2G, 3G, and 4G network coverage in LRT-1, the telco is deploying carrier-grade Wi-Fi in the 20 stations and platforms, inside the coaches and along the tracks.

Smart upgrades LRT-1 cellular, Wi-Fi services

Smart Communications, Inc. is upgrading its cellular network coverage in the Light Rail Transit Line 1 to improve the mobile experience of its 600,000 daily commuters. To beef up its 2G, 3G, and 4G network coverage in LRT-1, the telco is deploying carrier-grade Wi-Fi in the 20 stations and platforms, inside the coaches and along the tracks.

TV presenter Alice Roberts to bring Tame tour to St Albans

Anthropologist, author and broadcaster Dr Alice Roberts, professor of Public Engagement in Science at the University of Birmingham, will bring her Tame tour to The Alban Arena in St Albans The professor of Public Engagement in Science at the University of Birmingham can be seen on stage at The Alban Arena on Monday, November 13. Professor Alice Roberts is best known for presenting TV programmes Coast, The Incredible Human Journey, Digging For Britain, Origins of Us, Ice Age Giants and The Celts. For hundreds of thousand of years our ancestors existed in a world where they depended on wild plants and animals.

Patient Safety Movement Announces Innovation Award Winners at 5th Annual Summit

The annual summit convened hundreds of medical professionals, hospital administrators, medical technology executives, and patient advocates to discuss the challenges and innovative processes and procedures that will help eliminate the more than 200,000 preventable patient deaths that occur in US hospitals, and millions more worldwide, annually. The three 2016 Innovation Award winners were selected from among more than 100 innovative products and processes submitted by inventors and entrepreneurs, all focused on helping to eliminate preventable patient deaths.

Bloomberg integrates Learning-to-Rank into Apache Solr

The Computer Weekly Open Source Insider blog takes a closer look at Bloomberg – as previously reported ,Bloomberg L.P. produces technology for financial markets. The firms software includes tools that can be used to track trading indices, perform financial ‘asset swapping’ functions broker platforms that work to perform what is known as multi-asset execution technology and algorithmic trading.

CEVA: Is It A Buy Or A Hold?

Its IP is used in the development of a wide variety of applications, which include communications & connectivity, audio & voice, imaging & vision and storage. CEVA expects significant growth in its unit shipments for non-handset baseband applications, up from approximately 167 million royalty-bearing units annually in 2015 to 700-900 million units annually by 2018.

New Report Debates Future Of Arts & Culture Ticketing

A report commissioned by ticketing and event platform Eventbrite called ‘The Big Ticket Questions: Future-proofing technology for arts & culture organizations’ was presented at the culture, technology and entrepreneurship conference REMIX Summits. The report argues that arts and culture organizations need to consider ticketing solutions that integrate all ticketing, marketing and fundraising data in order to create new sales opportunities.

Why Do So Many Music Technology Startups Fail?

The digital evolution has had a massive and continuing influence on the new music technology ecosystem, including the plethora of startups entering the space. But let’s face it, just like music artists, not every new company will make it big – and rarely is there only one reason for a startup’s failure.

Trailer & Superbowl Spot: “Life”

While there’s plenty of big blockbusters scoring Superbowl commercials tomorrow, one of the smaller-medium films also airing one just put its new spot online. Daniel Espinosa’s space thriller “Life,” starring Ryan Reynolds, Jake Gyllenhaal and Rebecca Ferguson – released both a new full trailer and Superbowl commercial today which you can see below.

Mother City is e-commerce hub of SA, says deputy mayor

Although South Africa may attribute a small proportion of total retail sales to e-commerce the industry is growing quickly and Cape Town can increasingly lay claim to being the e-commerce hub of the country, deputy mayor Ian Neilson said on Sunday. According to the City of Cape Town’s economic performance indicators report for the third quarter of 2016, to benefit fully from the shift toward online retail in Africa, cities needed to establish themselves as seedbeds for emerging e-commerce companies, he said.

One of a kind: Hubble telescope captures the death of a star

The demise of a low-mass star located over 5,000 light years away from Earth was captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, Sputnik reported. The image recorded by the telescope and posted on NASA’s official website depicts the star in question, a red giant, rapidly transforming into a planetary nebula by blowing its outer layers of dust and gas into the surrounding space.

Virtual reality and drones having ‘dramatic impact’ on Queensland film industry

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