PAT NARDUZZI welcomed them via Twitter last month, but Pitt just
released an official welcome to the Panthers' three mid-year
enrollees: defensive end PATRICK JonES, running b...
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Directors Potter (from left), Jacobs, and Nicholson
take the oath of offi...
The last time I took 2 weeks off was probably 20 years ago. As I write
that down, it makes me sad. I’ve been been running pretty hard for a
long time. Even when I had some f...
one of the most popular computer games of all time, the 25-year-old
Windows Solitaire, was written by an intern named Wes Cherry who was
never paid for it, or given royalties ...
Last November, I had the pleasure of speaking at the 24th Annual
National workers’ Compensation and Disability Conference
[http://www.wcconference.com/] in Las Vegas. My ses...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—In a surprising turn of events, the city's Ethics
Board made history when it decided to fine the President of the City
Council $100 for repeated ethics vi...
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> In Brief: Over the past year, the Editorial Board has experienced
>�...
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What does it mean to change the world? The Left has long proclaimed
the need to “change everything” — to foment revolution rather
than advance re...
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE OUTPUTS OF THE REAL-TIME CAPTIonING TAKEN DURING
THE TENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INTERNET GOVERNANCE FORUM (IGF) IN
JOÃO PESSOA, BRAZIL, FROM 10 to 13 N...
It has been a very strange year to be a digital law specialist. In a
matter of months we have seen “experts,” courts, and politicians
suggest that website administrators s...
Improving collaboration and developing future global health leaders
are key focus areas for the Military Health System, said assistant
secretary of Defense for Health Affairs ...
> …technology is an accelerator of greatness already in place, never
> the principal cause of greatness or decline. Newsweek, April 29,
> 2002.
A small...
