“The owner of the bookstore/café couldn’t get a license to provide coffee (also) books could not be purchased at the bookstore, as it was after 18h and it is illegal to sell books in Greece beyond that hour. I was in a bookstore/café that could neither sell books nor make coffee.”
En octobre 1946, seize mois après le décès de sa femme, Arline, Richard Feynman lui a adressé cette très belle lettre – elle est restée dans une enveloppe scellée jusqu’en 1988.
The venture fills a hole in News Corp’s publishing business that only Mr Murdoch, an old man in a hurry, can see.
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He crossed the Atlantic because it was there, and the Pacific because it was also there.
John Fairfax, Who Rowed Across Oceans, Dies at 74 – NYTimes.com
Un article fascinant sur un collectif Parisien qui restaure en cachette des monuments historiques (!)
“French entrepreneurship seems to be finally breaking out of the karmic cycle of risk-aversion, underinvestment, and narrow ambitions”
Great post on a great blog : Mark Bivens on France’s moment.
I don’t know if Mitt Romney is a serial killer. That’s a question he’s going to have to answer.
Stephen Colbert (in The American Debate: Our leaders, not Colbert, made the mockery)
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