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Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Drumbeat Continues…
Dan Froomkin, writing for Nieman Watchdog: The full extent of what was done in our name remains unclear, and there are still big gaps in our understanding of how it all came to pass. Just how many people were detained … Continue reading
Wonderful!
So I went off on the Economist the other day, for seemingly no reason, and with little in the way of evidence of my point. Fortunately, that venerable and still-kicking (if barely) magazine staggers to the rescue! once again with … Continue reading
Hells Yeah!
In Shanghai I can fly (on land) at 430/km per hour on the Mag-Lev train, for a short distance at least. I can also move at 200/km per hour to Nanjing, Zhengzhou and Nanchang, hundreds of miles away, and I … Continue reading
Furniture
不会忘记 The Bush Administration approved the use of “insects placed in a confinement box” during the interrogation of top Al Qaeda official Abu Zubaydah, according to a 2002 document that President Obama declassified for release Thursday. The legal memorandum for … Continue reading
Shanghai Recession Watch
Just outside of the center city in Puxi, I have recently seen subway stations with over 80% of their ad space free. Replaced with standard ‘your ad here’ signs. Been noticing this for a couple months now, in different places. … Continue reading
China-Dolphin Alliance
Some very serious news out of the Gulf of Arden today. The fruits of the alliance inked last month, that I reported on here, are becoming apparent. From Xinhuanet: BEIJING, April 14 (Xinhuanet) — Thousands of dolphins blocked the suspected … Continue reading
Note on Layout and Design
I chose this theme because it was fluid-width. I have found that a lot of legacy designs are so narrow, with only a small fraction of the monitor being utilized, and that is even true with a standard monitor. Not … Continue reading
Recursive Panda
Vaguely China-related, no? A mild amusement for an overcast rainy Monday. Plus word is we are going to have rain for several days. Or so the old ladies in my neighborhood tell me. Via No Silly Hats .
Cloudtag and Update
Hey all, so I am back, pretty much. I got really busy with a bunch of real-world activities, all at the same time. Ten days goes by pretty quick! 哪没办法了. Sorry for the long break, I am going to try … Continue reading
Billmon to the Rescue
You know, I had forgotten that Billmon is back to regular, if infrequent, postings. And here I was asking questions that he already answered. Some of you out there may not know about Billmon, so please allow me to introduce … Continue reading