2008年10月11日 星期六 22:47
The world economy
Bad, or worse
Oct 9th 2008 | WASHINGTON, DC
From The Economist print edition
A global recession is almost certainly on the way
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DEPRIVE a person of oxygen and he will turn blue, collapse and eventually die. Depri |
2008年10月11日 星期六 22:43
J.B. Jeyaretnam
Oct 9th 2008
From The Economist print edition
Joshua “Ben” Jeyaretnam, an opposition politician in Singapore, died on September 30th, aged 82
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EVEN in appearance, he seemed rather out of place in Singapore’s gleaming, ultra-modern urban land |
2008年10月09日 星期四 22:51
Nobel for AIDS virus discovery, finally
Medicine prize goes to virus researchers; physics prize given for symmetry-breaking work.
Alison Abbott & Geoff |
2008年10月09日 星期四 22:49
Nobel Prize in Physics for symmetry breakdown
Japanese-born theorists rewarded for work on fundamental symmetries in particle physics.
Geoff Brumfiel
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2008年10月07日 星期二 12:35
Green.view
A is for earth
Oct 6th 2008
From Economist.com
The world will soon know more about carbon dioxide
SINCE the start of the industrial age, the concentration of carbon dioxide in earth’s atmosphere has increased by about 25%—from about 280 parts per million to over 370 parts per million. As concerns over climate change increase, scientists are being asked difficult questions about the extent to w |
2008年10月05日 星期日 21:28
Palin's Pipeline to Nowhere?
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2008年10月05日 星期日 21:24
Maybe We Should Blame God for the Subprime Mess
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2008年10月04日 星期六 18:35
2008年10月02日 星期四 16:33
America's Underwater Junkyard
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2008年10月02日 星期四 16:29
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