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- And Moses asked God: Is Mac better than Windows?
That age-old question is as relevant as ever. And there are some nuts-and-bolts things that make the transition a challenge. more
Sun Jun 07 07:00am PDT
- Apple prepares to reset the bar in the mobile app market
Apple's new iPhone 3.0 operating system will allow application developers to charge for new services and merchandise within their applications. more
Fri Jun 05 12:00pm PDT
- Will Facebook follow Obama's lead on Holocaust denial?
In his speech at the Buchenwald concentration camp, President Obama declares that Holocaust denial is hateful. Might this influence Facebook to finally make a stand against Holocaust denial and other hate-based groups? more
Sat Jun 06 11:09am PDT
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Source: CNET News.com
- The Road Home
In his final collection of new fiction, John Updike relives the matter of a lifetime and grapples with the effects of aging, disease and death. more
Sat Jun 06 02:08pm PDT
- Critic’s Notebook: Submitting to a Play’s Spell, Without the Stage
A book critic reads four Tony Award-nominated plays, having seen exactly none of the productions. more
Sat Jun 06 08:29pm PDT
- Fairest of Them All
In this novel, three sisters devise an imaginary world with an invented language as a fortress against trauma. more
Fri Jun 05 03:30pm PDT
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Source: NYT > Books
- Sistine Chapel ceiling opens to public
The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, one of Italian artist Michelangelo s finest works, is exhibited to the public for the first time. Michelangelo Buonarroti, the greatest of the Italian Renaissance artists, was born in the small village of Caprese in 1475. The son of a government adminis… more
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Source: The History Channel - This Day in History - Lead Story