Where the Wild Things Are - I want to see it
Read the New York Times review of the movie. What a stellar cast -- I had no idea.
Read the New York Times review of the movie. What a stellar cast -- I had no idea.
By making the latest tools of technology available to the citizens of Miami, the Elevate Miami program hopes to better prepare the Greater Miami community to participate and compete in the new digital society and economy," said James Osteen, the city's assistant director of information technology.
I wonder what Osteen gets for his glowing remarks.
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between 1990 and 2004, lions attacked 815 people in Tanzania, killing 563. Some of the victims were pulled out of bed during the night after lions forced their way inside huts.
Read the whole series of NYT columns by Olivia Judson, who is one of the most entertaining science writers I've ever read.
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Nobody in America is under the illusion that some policy shift by America is going to solve all of Mexico's problems on any timeframe, let alone one of a few years. We have a healthy recognition that problems like the drug trade and the gun trade, the unhealthy interdependence of America's desire for cheap labour...
Follow the the links to the articles cited.
And the NPR piece too.
This analogy is about Afghanistan, but its constrast with Mexico is spot on. I'd like to turn the subject on its head and ask, "What does the US do now in regard to Mexico and Latin America?"
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The bigger issue of a general splintering of Android cross-partner may also be overblown. As I said above, the carriers are rushing to get devices to market by end of year, and they are pushing developers to ensure that their apps work. In most cases the test devices developers get aren’t running final software, and so the final devices at launch may not have these problems.
Android seemed to have all the makings of being a strong competitor to Apple and its iPhone. But is it all that?
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"Physicist wants to test Hyperdrive Propulsion in Large Hadron
Collider - Mankind may soon be on its way to the stars at near-light
speeds."
http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/11/physicist-wants-to-test-hyperdrive-propuls...
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