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[[Cloud-computing plan could help Adobe Lightroom photographers] from [CNET] 2 hours ago Microsoft's Office 365. Google's Gmail. Facebook's Messenger. These and other modern software products use a cloud-computing approach that lets you work anywhere with a network connection - you can use your phone, your office PC, your friend's laptop that you borrow for 10 minutes. Now it looks like Adobe Systems' Lightroom, one of the most popular photo-editing programs around, will follow suit. Lightroom today is locked to a single personal computer, but a job posting indicates Adobe...] [Strict rest may not be best medicine for kids' concussions] from [FOX News] 2 hours ago CHICAGO –  Strict rest may not be the best medicine for kids with concussions, a Canadian study found, challenging the idea that physical activity should be avoided until symptoms disappear. A month after their concussions, ongoing or worse symptoms were more common in children and teens who were inactive during the week following injury, compared with those who engaged in physical activity during that first week. Activity was mostly light exercise including walking and swimming. The... [How Walgreens Divestiture To Fred's Boosts Personal Healthcare Industry] from [Forbes] 1 hour ago The sale of Rite Aid stores to Fred’s Pharmacy shows the potential promise of low-cost personal medical care at a time Americans are paying more out of pocket as deductibles rise. Walgreens Boots Alliance and Rite Aid are selling 865 Rite Aid stores to Fred’s Inc. for $950 million to satisfy the Federal Trade Commission’s concerns over Walgreens pending acquisition of Rite Aid. Once the deal closes, the divestiture will make Fred’s an instant player in pharmacy as the nation’s No. 3... [Top 10: the best hotels in Lisbon city-centre] from [The Telegraph] 4 hours ago Pousada de Lisboa sits right in the beating heart of historical Lisbon. Interiors come courtesy of Brazilian architect Jaime Morais, who has managed the balance between contemporary necessities, a heritage-listed structure and original art pieces on loan from the city’s museums with aplomb. Modern pieces, from renowned artists create a tapestry of Portuguese culture across the centuries. Wooden parquet flooring and muted colours of greys, duck egg green and browns run throughout the 90 rooms... [Stirling University scientists explain existence of sex] from [BBC NEWS] 4 hours ago A team of scientists at the University of Stirling say they have finally worked out why sex exists. Organisms that clone themselves use much less time and energy - which poses the question of why sex is still the dominant form of reproduction. The team studied creatures that unusually use both clonal and sexual methods of reproduction. They concluded that sexual reproduction evolved to help future generations fight infection. Sex allows genes to mix, allowing populations to evolve... Get News360 News360 Inc., 180 Sansome St, Floor 4, San Francisco, CA 94104 [Unsubscribe]