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...TIME: How did you get in touch with the New York Times Modern Love column? SUTHERLAND: I just sent it in over the web! You can submit right over the web and it goes directly to the editor's inbox. At the time, I thought it was a long shot, but I thought, you know who else is writing about this? They get 10,000 submissions each year. The editor, David Jones, later told me he knew it was a keeper...
...Genomics is a new idea,” said Church, a Harvard Ph.D. whose Web site features the letter he received when he failed out of Duke’s doctoral program in the 1970s. “Like the PC, it’s not obvious at first that anyone would want one. It’s like, ‘Hey, we’ve already got one genome, why do we need more...
...greater ease with which like-minded partners can find one another. The report finds that a staggering two out of every three kids in France has seen a porno film by the age of 11; 10% of women and 13% of men, meanwhile, said they'd use web sites to link up with prospective partners. At younger ages, the percentage of women using the net to arrange dates surpasses that of males...
...about him titled "The Merchant of Death" - just so they'd know who they were dealing with. After almost two decades of outfoxing authorities while supplying weapons to the most deadly conflicts around the globe, the former Soviet Air Force pilot let his guard down just as a complex web of international police agencies were closing in on him. The potential buyers said they represented the leftist Colombian rebel group FARC - but they turned out to be part of a U.S.-led sting operation that had lured him out of his Russian refuge and tracked him through South America, Europe...
...forestland that encompasses 5,000 square feet, as one of the destroyed Quinn's Crossing homes did, should ever have been labeled green in the first place. "The Street of Dreams is a bloated pox on the housing industry," wrote one commenter on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer's web site. "Why are developers still ripping up nature to build 'Green' McMansions?" (Contacted by the Seattle Times, the designer of the 5,000-square-foot home conceded it was never meant to be "state of the art" in terms of environmental friendliness...