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November 5, 2010
Painting Morning Breakers, E. John Robinson

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August 17, 2010
Hanged woman's ghost haunts British town, author says

SHE was the last woman ever hanged in Britain and she could still be haunting a churchyard in Penn.

Or so a paranormal researcher believes.

By James Nadal | Bucks Free Press

SHE was the last woman ever hanged in Britain and she could still be haunting a churchyard in Penn [Buckinghamshire, England].

Or so a paranormal researcher believes.

July 13, 2010
The Next Gen of News

Imagine if your news site let you do a search for the names of every Fortune 500 executive who has announced at least four million dollars in eco-friendly real estate purchases in 2009? Or a search for a restaurant within a mile of a railway station in a town with a theatre that offers vegetarian lasagna and at least one lamb dish.

By Colin Heilbut | Editors Weblog

June 21, 2010
Dividing time: Artist balances business, pleasure

FREDERICK, MD. — As if the room is divided into the left and right hemispheres of the brain, Pritinder "Pepi" Khara's setup on Church Street doubles as a real estate office and home studio, with acrylic paint splattered on one side of the floor visibly showing the line between his skills in marketing and his affinity for art.

By LAUREN LAROCCA | Associated Press

FREDERICK, MD. — As if the room is divided into the left and right hemispheres of the brain, Pritinder "Pepi" Khara's setup on Church Street doubles as a real estate office and home studio, with acrylic paint splattered on one side of the floor visibly showing the line between his skills in marketing and his affinity for art.

June 16, 2010
Portable Home Is Barely Wider Than A Door

German architect Nils Holger Moormann has designed a unique compact living structure that resembles a kind of narrow garden shed. Called the “Walden” (after Henry David Thoreau’s book by the same name), this portable home is only 3 feet wide but accommodates a lot, thanks to the ingenious design.

German architect Nils Holger Moormann has designed a unique compact living structure that resembles a kind of narrow garden shed. Called the “Walden” (after Henry David Thoreau’s book by the same name), this portable home is only 3 feet wide but accommodates a lot, thanks to the ingenious design. The Walden features an open-sided living, dining and reading room.

May 29, 2010
Invoke a little moxie

Tiffany Shlain's keynote address at UC Berkeley's 2010 Commencement

Tiffany Shlain's keynote address at UC Berkeley's 2010 Commencement

Full text of Ms. Shlain's address

17 May 2010