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...cause of the riots goes beyond economic and social problems. France is a radically changing society, and it needs something to give it direction. French citizens need a reason to respect our laws and authorities. We need a reason to come together. John-Edouard Silva Paris Before Americans shake our heads in wonder or look down our noses at the French for allowing extreme inequality to fester for so long, we should pay attention to what Time said about the French having to confront the widening disparities between those who live in soulless apartment blocks and the rest...
...hurrah.EARPLUGS NEEDEDA worrisome warning sign had been taped up at the Middle East: “The show tonight will produce sounds of extremely loud volume. Earplugs are available at the coat check. Sincerely, Dinosaur Jr.” As sooner as I finished reading, the sidewalk began to shake from the sound check. I knew Dinosaur Jr. shows are supposed to be loud; “wall of sound” is often thrown around by reviewers. Grizzled Dinosaur fanatics stood by the wall in faded black sweatshirts, seemingly having not showered since Lou got the boot.When...
...small vacuum mechanism meant to pull grit and small particles out of the way before the scrubbing. Another advantage the Scooba has over the Roomba is that it's easier to empty out when the cleaning is over. You dump the dirty water into the sink or toilet, shake the vacuum filter out over the trash can and eject the brush and- get this-throw it into the dishwasher...
...something done around here. It’s easy for other candidates to live within the bubble of Harvard Yard,” Hadfield says. He added that his and Grimeland’s unique backgrounds lend their ticket “a fresh perspective that can shake the UC out of its rut.”Convincing Hadfield, a 23-year-old British entrepreneur, to enroll at Harvard was a slightly easier endeavor than the high-stakes expeditions Grimeland has undertaken in the past. The Norwegian native, a corporal in a branch of the Norwegian Special Forces that...
...live in a dirty world. Microbes fillthe air, crowd our pores and carpet everything we touch. Shake a hand or open a door, and you leave with a menagerie of hitchhikers and parasites--yeast, bacteria--clinging to your palms. As any hypochondriac will tell you, cleaning up is a quixotic quest. The only hygienic surface is one that sterilizes itself. And how many such surfaces exist...