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  Louis I. Kahn. (American, born Estonia. 1901-1974). Alfred Newton Richards Medical Research Building, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Overall building complex (final version). 1957-65. Basswood. Permanent Collection MoMA

Alfred University was the first college to take advantage of the student delegate package launched by the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival in 2007.I will be taking a second group of Alfred University student delegates to Cannes Lions 2008 from June 14 - 21 to learn about the future

RetroVision Media Reviews John McCain’s House Cleaning Efforts And Finds It Should Have Never Been That Dirty Posted by Cool Guy In Barack Obama, john mccain 20May 08 While John McCain and Barack Obama were on the campaign trail bitch slapping each other over remarks the Illinois senator made

RetroVision Media Covers Hillary Clinton Using Coal Miner Daughters to Make A Statement Today Posted by Cool Guy In hillary clinton 13May 08 Barack Obama is expected to take a beating in the West Virginia Democratic primary contest today, so we thought we would examine why.

Programming Correction Posted by Cool Guy In classic films 13May 08 Major correction due for the incorrect movie description of King Solomon’s Mines. We gave the write up for the 1950 remake. The King Solomon’s Mines we have programmed for today is the original made in 1937 starring Paul Robeson as Umbopa.

Christopher Hitchens, on ‘Does Science make belief in God obsolete?’ May 11, 2008 by Mark No, but it should. Until about 1832, when it first seems to have become established as a noun and a concept, the term “scientist” had no really independent meaning.

Professor Victor J. Stenger, on ‘Does Science make belief in God obsolete?’ May 11, 2008 by Mark Yes. Once upon a time there were a number of strong scientific arguments for the existence of God. One of the oldest and most prevalent is the argument from design.

Newly re-christened Flybridge Capital Partners raised a follow-on fund to two funds previously operated under the IDG Ventures Atlantic aegis, dropping the sponsorship of International Data Group to go it alone. Flybridge Capital Partners III LP closed at $280 million, up 56% from the firm's $180 million IDG Ventures Atlantic II fund closed in April 2005.

Newly re-christened Flybridge Capital Partners raised a follow-on fund to two funds previously operated under the IDG Ventures Atlantic aegis, dropping the sponsorship of International Data...

Newly re-christened Flybridge Capital Partners raised a follow-on fund to two funds previously operated under the IDG Ventures Atlantic aegis, dropping the sponsorship of International Data...