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...welcoming mix of pizazz and bohemian comfort. White walls are warmed with pink paint on the first two floors, and muted oak floorboards run throughout. There's also a dramatic, entrance-making spiral staircase. Each floor features Robin's quirky flea-market finds, including a Turkish glass chandelier, armchairs covered in Moroccan brocade, and 1950s pottery. Appropriately, Ciocco calls the new salon the "boudoir of Paris." She says she agreed to the venture out of her infinite respect for Robin's research?adding that his products offer "a complex alchemy" for being effective and being nutritious to the scalp...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Paris When It Primps | 2/27/2007 | See Source »

...gases. It also biodegrades easily and doesn't release any evil compounds when it's decomposing. However, that doesn't mean your keyboard will start decaying on your desk. All of the bamboo is dried and treated for bugs and infestations, resulting in a material that's harder than oak and no more likely to rot than its plastic equivalent. Now that your eco-guilt has been allayed, all you'll have to worry about is a panda making a meal of your mouse. www.playengine.co.uk

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Your PC is P.C. | 2/21/2007 | See Source »

Representatives from Facebook, Oak Pacific Interactive, and Xiaonei did not respond to requests for comment

Author: By Yiming He, CONTRIBUTING WRITER | Title: Chinese Web Site Rips Off Facebook | 2/15/2007 | See Source »

...October, Xiaonei was acquired by Oak Pacific Interactive, a Chinese Internet company. Xing Wang, the site’s founder, wrote at the time on his blog that he was forced to sell his company because the site was strapped for cash...

Author: By Yiming He, CONTRIBUTING WRITER | Title: Chinese Web Site Rips Off Facebook | 2/15/2007 | See Source »

...create its flexible, portable text display - a device that would let you carry your whole library on a sheet of plastic. That makes it the first plant proposed anywhere that would produce plastic transistors on a commercial scale. Plastic Logic's plant attracted $100 million from such backers as Oak Investment Partners, Intel, Bank of America and BASF. "We believe there is nothing silicon transistors can do that polymer transistors won't be able to do eventually," says Hermann Hauser, a former physicist and now a partner at Plastic Logic financier Amadeus Capital Partners...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: A Cheaper Chip | 2/8/2007 | See Source »

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