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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
Sleeping on the planeFor those who sleep better when their head is forward instead of back against the seat, you can use a chin rest instead. Click the image to get the description at Amazon.I found it very helpful during a flight from the US to the Philippines.
Sleeping on the planeFor those who sleep better when their head is forward instead of back against the seat, you can use a chin rest instead. Click the image to get the description at Amazon.I found it very helpful during a flight from the US to the Philippines.
Here’s What a Shooting War in the East China Sea Might Look Like
Via Instapundit and Popular Mechanics: The war of words and maritime move–countermove has been under way for years, but this latest escalation could be the fuse to ignite a war that can't easily be stopped. Here's how a hypothetical scenario might unfold. Click the...
The Reluctant Visionary
Via Instapundit and Foundation for Economic Education: …more than 25 years after the publication of Engines, Drexler returns to the subject of nanotechnology with Radical Abundance. Eschewing as tainted both by hype and bureaucratic mismanagement the word he...
The Reluctant Visionary
Via Instapundit and Foundation for Economic Education: …more than 25 years after the publication of Engines, Drexler returns to the subject of nanotechnology with Radical Abundance. Eschewing as tainted both by hype and bureaucratic mismanagement the word he...
From Balkanized Cleveland to Global Cleveland: A Theory of Change for Legacy Cities
Via Newgeography.com: The real problem with legacy cities is an absence of newcomers, as it is this lack of “demographic dynamism”, or “churn,” which has inhibited economic evolution. Click the link to see more: From Balkanized Cleveland to Global Cleveland: A Theory...
From Balkanized Cleveland to Global Cleveland: A Theory of Change for Legacy Cities
Via Newgeography.com: The real problem with legacy cities is an absence of newcomers, as it is this lack of “demographic dynamism”, or “churn,” which has inhibited economic evolution. Click the link to see more: From Balkanized Cleveland to Global Cleveland: A Theory...
Tech Jobs Of The Future
Via Business Insider: Some people say new tech will destroy jobs. No doubt that's true, in part. We just don't need a lot of typewriter repair people today. But new tech will also lead to new jobs, some of them incredible to ponder. Want to be a 3D body-part printer?...