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Harvard University: Current news - May 31, 2008
After 78 years of refuge at Harvard University, iconic Russian bells saved from Stalinist efforts to eradicate religious artifacts will return permanently this summer to their one-time home, the Danilov Monastery in …
Harvard University: Current news - May 31, 2008
Ampheletse Medupe's headaches just wouldn't go away. Living in her small, neat home outside the African nation of Botswana's capital, the mother of four kept on as best she could until sores broke out on her face …
Harvard University: Current news - May 30, 2008
A new analysis of the Martian rock that gave hints of water on the Red Planet -- and, therefore, optimism about the prospect of life -- now suggests the water was more likely a thick brine, far too salty to support …
Doc Searls Weblog - May 30, 2008
The Net is a way to work around the silos that substitute for it. This came to me after seeing “Twitter is over capacity.” for the Nth time. Twitter will be better off when it’s the best of its own breed, rather than …
Tagged: ideas
Doc Searls Weblog - May 30, 2008
It was a clear morning yesterday when I flew out of Boston, and almost identical when I landed in San Francisco. For oddball reasons of season and perspective, many of the sights on the outbound looked like the coast …
Tagged: photography, places, life, travel
Doc Searls Weblog - May 30, 2008
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Tagged: news
Doc Searls Weblog - May 30, 2008
Yesterday on the drive from SFO to Palo Alto, I hit SCAN on the rental car radio. Aside from the sports shows and the still-awesome KPIG (with a little signal on 1510 out of Oakland… check it out), most of what I heard …
Tagged: journalism, uncategorized
Harvard University: Current news - May 29, 2008
Scientists search for drug candidates in some very unlikely places. Not only do they churn out synthetic compounds in industrial-scale laboratories, but they also scour coral reefs and scrape tree bark in the hope of …
Harvard University: Current news - May 29, 2008
A cross-disciplinary team of Harvard University, Whitehead Institute, and Broad Institute researchers has uncovered significant new information about the molecular changes that underlie the process by which adult cells …
Doc Searls Weblog - May 29, 2008
I don’t begrudge anybody going after advertising money. And I don’t have anything against advertising itself. For many products and services advertising will remain the best way for supply and demand to get acquainted …