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Kalter Kakao, Wasserbomben, Fruchtzwerge-Eis und Solero Shots – alles ist dabei!

Guest: Ben Peters is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Tulsa and affiliated faculty at the Information Society Project at Yale Law School. He is the author of How Not to Network a Nation: The Uneasy History of the Soviet Internet. Music: Kraftwerk, “Computer World,” Computer World, 1984.

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Mayor Edwin M. Lee today announced two bold steps in the City’s quest to get to zero new infections in the battle against HIV/AIDS: creation of the new HIV Community Planning Council and launch of a new campaign to increase the use of PrEP to prevent HIV.

San Francisco is aiming to become the first city with zero new HIV infections, zero deaths from HIV and zero stigma. New infections continue to decline, with record-lows set for the past two years. In 2015... Читать дальше...

For the past two decades Democratic and Republican leaders have viewed U.S. military power as indispensable to global stability. Known as "primacy" or "liberal hegemony," U.S. military alliances, they believed, would secure the peace between foreign powers, and armed interventions would be necessary to prevent terrorism and civil conflicts abroad. This grand strategy perspective is now undergoing major revisions, with many foreign policy and military experts now calling for restraint. The United... Читать дальше...

For the past two decades Democratic and Republican leaders have viewed U.S. military power as indispensable to global stability. Known as "primacy" or "liberal hegemony," U.S. military alliances, they believed, would secure the peace between foreign powers, and armed interventions would be necessary to prevent terrorism and civil conflicts abroad. This grand strategy perspective is now undergoing major revisions, with many foreign policy and military experts now calling for restraint. The United... Читать дальше...

For the past two decades Democratic and Republican leaders have viewed U.S. military power as indispensable to global stability. Known as "primacy" or "liberal hegemony," U.S. military alliances, they believed, would secure the peace between foreign powers, and armed interventions would be necessary to prevent terrorism and civil conflicts abroad. This grand strategy perspective is now undergoing major revisions, with many foreign policy and military experts now calling for restraint. The United... Читать дальше...

For the past two decades Democratic and Republican leaders have viewed U.S. military power as indispensable to global stability. Known as "primacy" or "liberal hegemony," U.S. military alliances, they believed, would secure the peace between foreign powers, and armed interventions would be necessary to prevent terrorism and civil conflicts abroad. This grand strategy perspective is now undergoing major revisions, with many foreign policy and military experts now calling for restraint. The United... Читать дальше...

Russian science turns a corner

In this episode of the 10Blocks podcast, City Journal editor Brian Anderson interviews Steven Malanga, author of the recent City Journal article “Bloated, Broke, and Bullied,” about corruption and mismanagement at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

Apple's iOS 10 has some cool new features. WIRED's David Pierce runs down the mobile software's updates and overhauls.

WITH up to 30 per cent of students drawn from outside the faith, Catholic schools face a huge expansion program.

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Noel Gallagher is struggling to find a buyer for his five-bedroom house. 

Team releases new information about GW150914

Tech bubble? What tech bubble. The future looks bright, especially when you sit down to talk with these four people.

Imogen Edwards-Jones spent the summers of her teenage years in Tuscany, but hadn't returned since her wedding. Would a holiday with her children offer a new perspective?

Continual growth of one of China's top institutions reflects the country's progress

THE body of the two-year-old boy, Lane Graves, snatched by an alligator at a Disney resort has now been recovered.

Damn, time flies.

"E.T." by Katy Perry feat. Kanye West

Remember when: Katy Perry dressed up as a sexy alien for this music video, and none of us thought anything of it?

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"Dynamite" by Taio Cruz

Remember when: You heard this song played so many times you had the lyrics memorized and would shout out the "ayeoh" at the top of your lungs?

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"Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO feat. Читать дальше...

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Mayor Edwin M. Lee today unveiled Sound Commons in United Nations Plaza, a new Living Innovation Zone (LIZ) partnership with the Exploratorium and San Francisco Planning Department.

Sound Commons is a sound-based installation composed of interactive musical elements designed to encourage social interaction and play, also serves as a symbol to unite the Civic Center District. This LIZ project is part of an initiative designed to activate and restore Civic Center as a destination for all. Читать дальше...

Policy clarifies hangar requirements for airport sponsors and tenants.

Fifteen to 20 years ago, it was easy for Neanderthal boys to mock the product that the WNBA (via the NBA) was introducing to us. Ten years ago when they created their own webblogs, they did the same within their same brotastic echo chamber. In 2005, Bill Simmons – the league’s biggest Grinch – was […]

Don't be surprised if the Securities and Exchange Commission comes knocking when you ask your friends to invest in your small business. Thaya Brook Knight comments.