Evening Standard: Save Independent, take it online-only, says Greenslade (1)
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"INM must scrap printing in favour of uploading," argues the media commentator Roy Greenslade. "It will save trees, save ink, wipe out all production costs and eliminate the expense of distribution. It will enable INM to prune its marketing budget. In so doing, the paper will take a giant step into the digital age."
The Truman Syndrome (1)
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I’m voting you off the planet…. In 1969 the first man walked on the moon. In 1972, the last man walked on the moon, and we have not been back since. That’s 36 years. For 36 years the moon has still hung there every night. We have the technology to go. We just opt not to. How come? The reason, I think, is television and video. Sadly. When Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon ...
La mayor construcción humana visible desde el espacio: una gran montaña de basura (4)
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No, la Muralla China no es el objeto más grande que se puede ver desde el espacio, de hecho no se puede ver. En realidad esa distinción está relacionada con aquello que el Agente Smith le dijo a Morpheus en The Matrix: “los humanos son una plaga”. Y es que la mayor construcción humana visible desde el espacio era un vertedero de basura llamado Fresh Kills en Staten Island (New York), también conocido como “la ...
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Breaking News: Coffee makes drivers more alert: study (1)
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What We've Learned About McCain (1)
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Science has confirmed what many long-distance drivers already know - coffee really does keep you alert on the road.Shared by koppah (15)Contribute commentwashingtonpost.com - David S. Broder -- Washington Post Politics Writer (0) permalink
As we near the end of another presidential campaign, it is useful to ask ourselves what we have learned about the candidates that we did not know before. When you reflect back on all the rallies, the speeches, the ads and the debates, what insights have you gained about their goals, their methods, their characters? I will turn to Barack Obama next, but today's subject is John McCain.Shared by Ranjit Mathoda (0)Contribute comment
