Book review: 'The Infinities,' by John Banville (Washington Post)
THE INFINITIES
Oscars 2010: Row over best picture voting system (Daily Telegraph)
Hollywood has become embroiled in a row ahead of the Oscars over a new 'transferable vote' system which critics claim could mean the award for best picture could go to a film with just 11 per cent of the vote.
Riso to release 'world's fastest cut-sheet inkjet' at Ipex 2010 (PrintWeek)
Riso's latest colour inkjet device, the ComColor, will have its European launch at Ipex in May.
How desperate is Rudd? (Herald Sun)
Kevin Rudd’s media blitz this week shows just how rattled he is, and what previously shunned lengths he’s been forced to go to to stop…
Eileen Fisher cuts the ribbon today to usher in Saturday Grand Opening (The Desert Sun)
PALM DESERT -- Women Leaders Forum of the Coachella Valley will be the beneficiary of proceeds raised Saturday at the grand opening gala for a new Eileen Fisher retail shop at The Gardens on El Paseo in Palm Desert.
Cold Fusion iced by hot goaltender (Alberni Valley News)
The Midget A Female Fusion almost pulled off an upset against the North Island Edge, who are the top team on the Island, but it wasn’t to be.
13 Things That Don't Make Sense, By Michael Brooks (Belfast Telegraph)
Remember the cold fusion debacle a few years ago? The scientists involved were excoriated when no one could reproduce their results, but recent discoveries suggest that they might have been heading in the right direction. Related Stories Bertie Ahern's autobiography left on the shelves JK Rowling: Harry Potter plagiarism claim ‘absurd’ The Cello Suites, By Eric Siblin The Armies, By Evelio ...
13 Things That Don't Make Sense, By Michael Brooks (Belfast Telegraph)
Remember the cold fusion debacle a few years ago? The scientists involved were excoriated when no one could reproduce their results, but recent discoveries suggest that they might have been heading in the right direction. Related Stories The best of the new books Bertie Ahern's autobiography left on the shelves JK Rowling: Harry Potter plagiarism claim ‘absurd’ The Armies, By Evelio Rosero Cairo ...
Columnist revealed as company's non-existent CTO (CNET)
ZDNet investigation reveals that an InfoWorld columnist was masquerading as the chief technical officer for a Windows metrics company.
13 Things That Don't Make Sense, By Michael Brooks (Independent)
Remember the cold fusion debacle a few years ago? The scientists involved were excoriated when no one could reproduce their results, but recent discoveries suggest that they might have been heading in the right direction. "What is clear, what is now more than a maybe, is that nuclear processes can be unlocked without a great drama of fire and storm."
