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Pillage Idiot (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Well, it took only about 10 hours after I posted my piece last night called " Harvard misunderstands America " before I got a visitor looking for "stupid rich people at harvard." The visitor was from Cornell, where, of course, there are no stupid rich people. Turns out I was fourth on that Google search. I didn't check who was first, second, and third, but I'll bet the visitor didn't get his answer...
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mxyzplk money maker (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008
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Culture-buzz (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008
At a time when the price of gasoline is alarming, the second biggest US oil company, Chevron Corporation, launches an advergame— Energyville—with the goal of explaining, in a more interesting way, our energy consumption problems. The idea is simple: the visitor's objective is to provide the “city” of their choice with enough energy power to meet the energy demands of the city's inhabitants, factories,...
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The Independent (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008
Though "music hall" is part of Wilton's name, this ghostly theatre, where the visitor feels he has stepped into a Sickert painting, has not played host to such entertainment in 120 years. The current show goes back to the past, but the irony and allusiveness of writer and director Angus Barr downplay the direct, emotional appeal of this popular art.
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Sentencing Law and Policy (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008
This local article discusses a notable new technology that school are using to try to prevent sex offenders from getting into schools: The device scans a visitor's driver's license to quickly let school personnel know if the visitor is on...
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TV Snob (Free subscription) | 07/20/2008
Hotels everywhere are jumping on the HD bandwagon, bringing high-def programming and giant flatscreens in-house to spice up the visitor experience. In fact, research firm iSuppli expects hotel TV sales to increase by a factor of 11 in the 5...
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Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | 07/20/2008
Of all the historical sites in the world, none captures the banal essence of evil as Auschwitz does. The Nazi extermination camp about one hour west of Krakow has no modern high-tech trappings, or tricks designed to induce emotion.
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Curtains Poker (Free subscription) | 07/20/2008
I saw the Visitor about a week or two ago, and it was the straw that broke the camel's back. I'm completely finished with rubbish movies, mainly mainstream Hollywood stuff. I'm turning into my mom or into one of those snobby movie people, I know, but these Hollywood movies are so bad. Me and Susan watched Akeelah the Bee last night and somehow this movie got very good reviews despite the fact that...
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justbarkingmad.com (Free subscription) | 07/19/2008
Beloved Leader tells a tale of a mysterious assassin who tried to off him. I tend to disbelieve it because of the vast amount of alcohol consumed and the visitor still retained the ability to move. See for yourself, and you be the judge.
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NextReformation (Free subscription) | 07/19/2008
Gareth blogs on “The Visitor.” This movie looks fantastic. Mike Todd reports that the first ever Catholic-Emergent gathering is ON. Somehow I have to make it out there in March. I have quoted Richard Rohr at least a hundred times over the past five years and his book “Everything Belongs” is on my top ten reads [...]
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BrummellBlog (Free subscription) | 07/18/2008
Canada Day may be a federal holiday in Canada, but I got some work done anyways. Not a huge amount of work, not 16 hours of hard work, but some work. Mainly, I cleared my trap, which didn’t contain much, and got my GPS records up to date. The presentation at the visitor’s centre on flying squirrels looked quite good, but was (not surprisingly) aimed at the abundant children infesting the locale. So,...
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Duct Tape Marketing Blog (Free subscription) | 07/18/2008
Back in high school being called easy wasn’t exactly a compliment, but when it comes to your business, it’s essential. Web folks like to talk about frictionless businesses or web sites as those that are very simple for the visitor to navigate and experience. There are many place your business can fall down in this regard [...]
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billingsgazette.com top headlines (Free subscription) | 07/18/2008
A controversial plan to expand the visitor center at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument has been put on hold by the National Park Service. The announcement Thursday pre-empts, for now, a lawsuit that Public Employees for Environmental Respon ...
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SERVE with CHIPS (Free subscription) | 07/17/2008
This episode shares its title with Season 2, marking it as "important." Also, I read that this episode won the Hugo award in 1996 beating Apollo 13, Toy Story, Twelve Monkeys, and the excellent episode of Deep Space Nine, "The Visitor." So basically I was expecting a lot. And though winning the award may have been a bit undeserved given the competition, this was a really good episode. Basically, the...
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TradenFairs (Free subscription) | 07/17/2008
Gulf Print 07 was a huge success, with a 137% growth in sold sqm, and the visitor numbers increased by 44%. Co located with its sister event, Gulf Pack over 12,000 decision makers passed through the doors in April 07, of which 7,920, specified that Gulf Print was their prime reason for attendance. With figures like these, it is clear that Gulf Print is the leading event for a vibrant market, eager...
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aerostrato | 06/12/2008
The most complete photoreportage on the bjcem 2008 at Bari, Apulia, Italy. Better then the official catalogue.
