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...SONY ERICSSON T68i This phone can be had for as little as $150, and it's about to become very trendy. It offers multimedia messaging, high-speed data and PDA-type apps, a color screen and Bluetooth to boot. Many carriers even throw in the removable camera module for free. Without the camera, the older model sells for as low as $50. www.sonyericsson.com...
Gone too are the cables and mechanical links that have held together cars since the dawn of the automobile age a century ago. Instead, the steering and braking are fully electronic, using techniques pioneered in fly-by-wire aircraft cockpits. In place of the steering column is a small color screen and two handgrips. To accelerate, you twist the grips. To apply the brakes, you squeeze them. To turn left or right, you move the grips up or down...
...ever bothers to reinvent the wheel, but chairs are another matter. Take the new EVA DVA Child Chairs, for example. Made of the same soft, nontoxic foam used in athletic mats, they come in vibrant colors and can be stacked like oversize blocks to create free-form sculptures or geometric room partitions. Available in 12 color combinations, including orange-red, green-blue and yellow-gray, the chairs are designed for children ages 3 to 6 but are supposed to be sturdy enough to hold adults weighing as much as 300 lbs. That might be a tight squeeze. INVENTORS Lawrence...
Moreover, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has very few professors of color. The departure of someone who has done so much to make students of color feel at home and advance the academic study of black culture would be a significant blow to the communities here who look to you for leadership and inspiration. You are in a prime position to recruit more scholars to your department. Your presence on campus is a major draw for many students considering coming to Harvard...
...annual winter slump is about to arrive. It is timed perfectly to correlate with the due date of my first thesis chapter, the day my heater quits and the day that Harvard turns a pathetic color gray for six weeks with no snow. So instead of doing my school work, I will close my blinds and dedicate my precious evening hours to Must-See TV, the opium of the masses. In the coming weeks, 80 percent of the people I see each day will be prettier, happier and more successful than I am. None of this will warp my self...