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...unsure as to whether the team deserved it. “I think there are some nights when we just don’t have our best,” Donato said. “I give Yale a lot of credit for that happening.” The Bulldogs may have battled throughout, but all that mattered in the end was that the Crimson’s bench rushed the ice following Maki’s sudden-death score. “It was a game that could’ve gone either way,” Yale coach...
...material he teaches. “Rather than simply talk about multimedia with our students, we wanted to show it to them and create it for them,” he wrote.Only registered students of “Understanding Computers and the Internet” can receive credit for the course and access certain resources, but Podcasting has also increased awareness about Extension School classes.“The Podcast nonetheless offers, to anyone in the world with an Internet connection, a glimpse into the classroom of the Extension School’s most introductory computer science course...
...thriving. In the U.S., where it is hard to avoid televised poker tournaments, the DOJ is unequivocal: it deems Internet gambling illegal, period. And nearly unstoppable. The DOJ admits that it faces hurdles in bringing to heel companies not based in the U.S. But it has pressured credit-card companies to reject gaming-related transactions and "urged" Internet providers and radio stations not to air online-gambling ads. Yahoo! and Viacom's Infinity Broadcasting are just some of those that are complying rather than cross the feds...
...seven years ago, pursuing a woman, he had done some Australian TV and a few small movies and was completely broke. "We were going to dinner one night," says Gregor Jordan, a friend and the director of two of his films (Two Hands and Ned Kelly). "He put his credit card in the ATM, and it swallowed it because he was so overdrawn. But then later at the bar, I found a margarita in my hand, and someone said Heath had bought everyone a round of drinks...
...about a quarter of its usual income of $400 million to $500 million per year. The city has lost an estimated $1.5 million a day in tourism revenues since Katrina, and only a quarter of the 3,400 restaurants are open. Moody's has lowered the city's credit rating from investment grade to junk. The latest insult? The nation's flood-insurance program ran out of money for the first time since its founding in 1968, and some insurers temporarily stopped issuing checks...