In neighboring Yemen, replenishable aquifers are being pumped well beyond the rate of recharge, and the deeper fossil aquifers are also being rapidly depleted. As a result, water tables are falling throughout Yemen by some 2 meters per year. In the capital, Sana'a-home to 2 million people-tap water is available only once every 4 days; in Taiz, a smaller city to the south, it is once every 20 days.

Rather than using the classic approach of a solar cell and a battery, researchers from the University of Twente, the MESA Institute for Nanotechnology have developed an interesting microchip that embeds a high-efficiency solar cell.

The same narrative also argues that if army operations were so successful why do suicide bombers manage to blow up schools, buses, mosques and churches? This barbarity has little to do with the success or failure of military operations and more to do with our criminal negligence in upgrading our counterterror apparatus comprising the police and intelligence agencies. We need to upgrade our counterterrorism capabilities rather than giving out misplaced and deadly drivel about the military being a failure.

A Welsh government spokesman said: "The transport minister is looking for innovative solutions to deliver an efficient, sustainable bus service across Wales and has established a new bus advisory group to review policies and look at new approaches to funding.

The Martinez family had feared that a new owner ? especially one in real estate ? would close the flagship and sell the land for an office or residential tower. Karns promised the Martinezes that wasn't his game plan,Michael Kors.