The Genius of Jobs
ONE of the questions I wrestled with when writing about Steve Jobs was how smart he was. On the surface,
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Author: Joshua
Cheers, fears as world population hits 7 billion
The world welcomed its symbolic “seven billionth” baby on Monday but celebrations were tempered by worries over the strain that
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Where an Internet Joke Is Not Just a Joke
No government in the world pours more resources into patrolling the Web than China’s, tracking down unwanted content and supposed
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China may send first woman into space
China may send its first woman into space next year as part of a programme to build a space station
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Singapore considering importing electricity
Singapore is seriously considering the option of importing electricity to diversify its sources of energy supply. The government will consult
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Free Film Workshops
Wednesday, Nov 2 06:30 PM to 08:00 PM Center for Communication: “Lights, Camera, Action! New York, Keeping it Reel” Kumble
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Dr. Oliver Sacks’ – “And the music never stopped”
The Story “The Music Never Stopped,” based on the case study “The Last Hippie” by Dr. Oliver Sacks, M.D. (“Awakenings”),
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Successful HH Entrepreneurs
Friday, October 28, 2011 Successful HH Entrepreneurs Successful hard of hearing entrepreneurs. The numbers are few and far in between
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Cat owners may need registration
Authorities are looking into better ways of encouraging responsible cat ownership and are exploring a pilot project that may involve
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The Creative Language That Breaks Language Barriers
While children born with a hearing loss learn sign language from an early age, non-deaf children have traditionally only been
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