An innovative and fresh wave of creativity can be witnessed in the latest collection of accessories for iPhones which are sure to take the world of contemporary fashion by storm. Unique carrying solutions for the gadget by Musobo, the designer of stunning mobile accessories have been launched in the US. The awe inspiring and thoroughly imaginative designs of these eye catching accessories allows showcasing of distinctive personality and taste along with keeping the devices safe and protected.

Popular devices like iPhone 4/4S-The Retro, Rubber Band, Sneaker and Match Book Pro have all been kept in mind as the exhaustive accessories by Musobo have been catalogued in the most attractive manner.Jeff Galant, CEO of Smart IT USA, who is Musobo's exclusive distribution partner for its signature line of accessories in the country, appreciates the functionality and protection provided by the designer's creation which have been inspired by Tokyo street fashion. He has also added that the range of accessories is unlike anything seen before.

The Retro chic case which has been designed exclusively for the iPhone 4/4S speaks volumes about originality and contemporary style. It provides a dual layered protection with a silicon cushioned interior to add softness and a strong polycarbonate outer shell. The precision fit and the enhanced grip is surely a delight for the users of iPhone 4/4S.

It's said that "The book should not be judged by its cover" but when it comes to accessories designed by Musobo, they surely speak volumes about their owners.

The 42nd Annual Earth Day is being celebrated with a spree of events all over the world on Sunday, the 22nd of April. The Day is to spread awareness about the environment with events being organized in schools, business organizations, TV channels and neighborhoods. This celebration of the Earth encourages Americans to accept an "ownership "of the environment and ""commit to environmental protection as one of your top priorities."

"The Earth is kind of our mother and if we take care of nature, it takes care of us.", the Merrick boy commented as he helped plant lettuce in a series of events which were organized to educate dozens of children about agriculture at the historic Malverne Farms.

Kathleen Rogers, President of the Washington D.C. based Earth Day Network, works with thousands of organizations and governments in over 200 countries to promote Earth Day by organizing activities and events throughout the year. Denis Hayes, one of the founders of the Earth Day movement is on the Board of this Network which has made its mark with path breaking and innovative events since the first Earth Day celebrations.

Creating awareness about the depleting environment and the depletion of natural resources and energy, Kathleen Rogers said, "For 2012, we felt mobilization as a concept was really critical, because it helps people understand that they can actually get going, they actually can get something done."

The New York Times Co (NYT) advanced the most in the last four months in the list of U.S. based newspapers with its regional newspaper sales garnering more than a sevenfold increase in profits in the first quarter of 2012.The profits were calculated as 8 cents a share which beat the average of the estimates of seven analysts that had been compiled by Bloomberg, which was at 2 cents a share.

The step taken by the newspaper publisher towards digitization was to exploit the shift of the advertisement industry towards online marketing and sales from the printed media. The group still owns the Boston Globe and Worcester Telegram & Gazette after selling off the Regional Newspaper Group in December last year for $143 million. The income generated from ad sales on the online versions of the newspapers has raised hopes for the bottom line of NYT Inc .

A Citigroup Inc. analyst has summed up the profits from sales of regional newspapers in his comment, ""The results were better than we anticipated," and "Costs were better than we thought and there appears to be a lot of upside in these results."

However it has not been such a rosy picture for all publications of the Times Group. The total annual sales had been falling every year since 2006 with the publishing industry loosing out the revenue from advertisements to internet based companies such as Google Inc, Facebook Inc.etc.