Manhattan: An Island Always Diverse The New York Times | When I stand on top of a rock overlooking the Harlem Meer with Eric W. Sanderson, after seeing his exhibition, "Mannahatta/Manhattan: A Natural History of New York City" at the Museum of the City of New York, I begin to see the city the way the show suggests, the way Mr. Sanderson has come to view...
Old, poor now using broadband Tulsa World NEW YORK (AP) — Some groups that have lagged in signing up for high-speed Internet service, like the elderly, the poor and rural residents, have started to gain on those who have had a head start, according to a new survey. | Those conclusions come as the government is set to decide how to spe...
That Long, Long Road From Idea to Success The New York Times | SAVE paper, save ink, save money, save the planet. Marketing doesn't get any better than that. Skip to next paragraph Related Gadgetwise Blog: GreenPrint Saves Paper and Ink at the Price of Speed | A GreenPrint tutorial lists potential savings from...
Manhattan: An Island Always Diverse The New York Times | When I stand on top of a rock overlooking the Harlem Meer with Eric W. Sanderson, after seeing his exhibition, "Mannahatta/Manhattan: A Natural History of New York City" at the Museum of the City of New York, I begin to see the city the way the sho...
School Briefs: Marshall project represents state Nashville Tennessean | Thurgood Marshall Middle's Recess Reinstated project examining public policy and physical education will represent the state in a national showcase, Project Citzen. | Recess Reinstated was created by a classroom of fifth-graders taught by Molly Wor...
Software developer gets smart Irish Times INM sells a third of its stake in Indian publisher for Euro22mECB puts euro zone interest rates on holdIFSC could become 'wasteland' without suitable financial rulesSenior banker says Hypo hid problems from boardMerkel insists on reformNo green shoot...
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Twitter: The tweet that shook the world The Observer | When President Barack Obama wasn't concerned with swatting flies or wrestling with Congress last week, he had something else on his mind. Despite the political wildfire spreading...
Twitter: The tweet that shook the world The Guardian | Beloved by celebrities from Stephen Fry to Britney Spears, the social messaging service, with its limit of 140 characters, is now a global phenomenon and, as the Iranian crisis h...
Britain Releases Censored List of Expenses The New York Times | After weeks of newspaper disclosures and political turmoil swirling around the expense accounts of legislators, the British authorities finally published their own version of the...
In China, New Limits on Virtual Currency The New York Times | SHANGHAI - The buying and selling of the make-believe currencies used in online gaming has become so widespread that Chinese authorities fear it will affect the real economy. Skip to next paragraph Related Ogre to Slay? Outsource It to Chinese (Dec...
Hammacher Schlemmer Introduces The Only 3D Web Camera The Examiner Distributed by Press Release EMAIL ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE | NEW YORK (Map) - NEW YORK, July 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Continuing its 161-year history of offering products that are the only one of their kind, Hammacher Schlemmer introduces The Only 3D Web Came...
Wanted: World's best brains to invent The Columbus Dispatch I was at a conference in St. Petersburg, Russia, a few weeks ago and interviewed Craig Barrett, the former chairman of Intel, about how America should get out of its current economic crisis. His first proposal was this: Any American kid who wants to ...
Affordable Health Care Without Insurance-Community Style Acupuncture The Examiner Comment RSS Email Print | | You aren't feeling too well one day. Let's say you either have a chest cold or Bronchitis, so you make an appointment to see your Doctor. You arrive at his office, with a large waiting room, which isn't always comfortable and see the receptionist who takes your information. You are then called into an examination ...
ONLINE GUY: Palm Pre promising but not ready to replace Apple iPhone in pocket Review Journal | The much-awaited Palm Pre is a bit premature. I really wanted to love this smart phone, but I only like it. | I've been carrying three of the smartest phones available (to U.S. consumers) for a few weeks -- the BlackBerry Bold, the Apple iPhone (not the newest 3G S model) and the Palm Pre. Each have pluses and minuses, but the Bold and Pre have m...
