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...folks at Starz assure me that they are working on adding more compatible devices to their list, but they also admit it's beyond their control. Until Microsoft can widely distribute a DRM solution that corresponds to each and every requirement of the movie studio contract, Starz must wait...
...tortillas and nachos are a bit oily, but the salsa is beautifully fiery. If you're thinking about a midday drink, be warned: the margaritas are made with intemperate amounts of tequila. Have more than one, and you may end up face down in the guacamole. Best wait for a sundowner at Lulu's, tel: (1-808) 331 2633. This Kona institution is especially popular with a younger crowd and offers ocean views as well as live music. There are more water views at Rio's Seafood Grill & Bar, tel: (1-808) 329 8200 - one of Kona's best venues...
What are you doing next summer?” belongs in the pantheon of questions that Harvard students secretly cannot wait to be asked. Standing amidst such classics and standard-bearers as “Where do you go to school,” “What are you doing after graduation,” and “You must be really smart, right,” the “summer question”––soon to gain ubiquity with the approach of spring––is a guilty...
Last year, I was at a Six Flags amusement park, and after my friends and I waited in line to park and buy our tickets, we entered into another long line right inside of the gates. It wasn’t until 10 minutes later that we realized it was the line for the carousel, which none of us wanted to ride (or admit that we did anyway). We had simply seen the line and blindly gotten in it. Lining up has become a natural instinct: I am often tempted to gather a dozen people, line up at nothing...
...connection" between Harvard's investment in Convexity Capital Management and the arrival of the University's new endowment manager, according to Harvard spokesman John Longbrake. The print and original online versions of the Feb. 7 news article, "Ex-HMC Chief Opens $6B Fund," incorrectly reported that Harvard would wait until the arrival of endowment manager Mohamed A. El-Erian in mid-February before it commits money to Convexity. According to Longbrake, "the commitment is made" to invest $500 million in Convexity, which is led by El-Erian's predecessor, Jack R. Meyer...