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Councillor Henrietta Davis said she recognizes the need for development on the Harvard sites??€”but hoped to find a middle ground with the neighborhood...
They weren’t factoring in the competition. According to Mendelsohn, when the domain names of high-traffic websites expire, private companies—usually pornography sites??€”purchase the discarded domains and set up shop...
...texts in these languages cannot elude their Biblical associations. In her novel, Horn strives to endow her English prose with this same Biblical force, merging the secular and religious in the story of a modern Job whose life’s obsession—taking snapshots of ancient religious sites??€”is destroyed during a hurricane...
...serious accident; an introspective teen distinguished by her utter lack of beauty; a history professor whose personal intellectual revelation has both ruined and redeemed his life; and a math teacher who has ruthlessly and repeatedly reinvented himself. The action of the novel unfolds in two very different sites??€”the fame, fortune and appearance-obsessed world of New York City and the suburban town of Rockford, Ill., an erstwhile paragon of industrialization—against the backdrop of contemporary American culture...
...enabling technology is called digital rights management (DRM), which codes the rules of use favored by the record publishers and forces users to adhere to those rules if they wish to listen to the music files. The record labels are now setting up competing download sites??€”Pressplay and Musicnet—which will each have some implementation of DRM technology, even if they may be nothing more than simple subscription services at launch...