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Andrew Moseman posted a Blog at 3:27pm on July 2, 2009
Water, Water Everywhere But Not a Drop To Prove It
In today's Science, the team behind the Phoenix Lander mission published four studies giving an assessment of their data since the lander died on the Martin surface last November. The odds look pretty good that liquid water once flowed on Mars.
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Zachary Shtogren shared a Link at 10:17am on July 2, 2009
The Twilight of Free Content?
Tal Pinchevsky posted a Blog at 12:53pm on July 1, 2009
Mumbai's Bridge to the Future
While China has been investing in its urban infrastructure at a frenetic pace, India’s city infrastructure remains well behind its northern neighbor. But a new sea bridge in Mumbai could catapult the country into the big leagues of hypermodern Asian cities.
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Geoffrey Decker posted a Blog at 11:59am on July 1, 2009
Mother Jones Chief: Why Should the News Be Free?
At Monday's Personal Democracy Forum in Manhattan, I asked David Corn, chief of the Washington Bureau for Mother Jones and a blogger for CQ Politics, for his opinion on a few of the media issues being discussed at the event.
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Tal Pinchevsky posted a Blog at 10:25am on July 1, 2009
Repurposing the Oil Rig for the Resort Crowd
With the travel industry adjusting to today's modestly priced, environmentally conscious mandate, it’s time to consider new concepts for hotels.
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Zachary Shtogren shared a Link at 9:59am on July 1, 2009
The Degree That Looks Great on Paper
Big Think Editors posted a Blog at 4:10pm on June 30, 2009
Will $125,000 Save American Education?
Zeke Vanderhoek will start one of the most progressive secondary education projects in American history in two months. His mandate: create a model of educational excellence for promising low-income students taught by (very) well-remunerated teachers.
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Carrie Battan posted a Blog at 2:12pm on June 30, 2009
Plans for Tomorrow's Airports Hit Some Turbulence
If there’s one transportation system that needs an update in the United States, it’s the gut-churning, headache-inducing, atmosphere-destroying mess known as air travel.
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Akash Goel posted a Blog at 4:43pm on June 29, 2009
Gotham's 311 Discovers Skype!
From a live webcast this morning at the Personal Democracy forum, Mayor Bloomberg announced five new initiatives the New York City government is using to make government more accessible.
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Andrew Seidler posted a Blog at 2:33pm on June 29, 2009
To Solve the Food Crisis, Look Up
As anxieties mount as to how we will possibly support the twenty-first century’s hungry megacities, the rush to articulate the "new agriculture" is on.
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