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...than rush through something as huge as unlimited photo storage. There’s no reason to go too fast and not be able to deliver on the promises we make.” In addition to creating online photo albums, facebook.com users can identify, or “tag,” the people who appear in their pictures. This new feature projects a white box around a person when the cursor is moved over that person’s name in the photo caption. Facebook.com is the 10th most trafficked site on the internet, with over 8.5 million...
...whether Abramoff defrauded his Indian clients--a charge he denies.) Ten days after 9/11, for instance, Abramoff was promoting a business venture to rent cruise ships to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to billet rescue workers off New York City. Reed assured Abramoff he had "put in a tag call to karl to find out the best contact at fema." Four months later, Abramoff wrote Reed that he needed some "serious swat from Karl" to get the Justice Department to free $16.3 million for a jail that his Choctaw Indian clients were planning to build in Mississippi...
NATURE BUFFS Must say goodbye to cheap vacations: price tag more than doubles at some national parks...
...added, though, that “unfortunately, it could be mistaken for vinyl siding.” But, aesthetically pleasing or not, the expensive and fragile terracotta material is already breaking all over the place. Maintenance costs will likely inflate what is already an exorbitant price tag: although a decade ago the cost of the center was projected to be $30 million, the final bill is approximately $100 million.If the terracotta is an effort to make CGIS blend into Cambridge, it is, however, offset by the designer’s ultimate decision to divide the center into two identical, disconnected...
...want to take a break, ogle some amazingly hot guys, read up on health and fitness, discover the newest fashion trends, or just lighten up.” The magazine will be sold around campus for $2.95. According to Sebastian, the $7,500 dollar price-tag printing job is too steep to allow free distribution, making it the first Harvard publication in recent memory to charge students money. Whether Freeze will overcome the barrier remains to be seen—after all, there’s no guarantee that their business model will be viable at a place like Harvard...