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| Reference points (Baltimore Sun) |
| Ganga: A Journey Down the Ganges River, Island Press, $25.95 Not since Eric Newby made his own way Slowly Down the Ganges (1966) has a writer made India's great river and its goddess the subject of such a riveting travelogue. While Newby loaded his river journey with irony and understatement, journalist and National Public Radio commentator Julian Crandall Hollick takes a more serious, but ... |
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| When justice gets rough (Times of Malta) |
| "The police are not racist. We could have elements. With reference to this case, I don't have any evidence to suggest either that the man was beaten on racial grounds or on the basis of a 'reaction'" - Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici. |
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| Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 15th Apr 2007 20:11 UTC (New Mobile Computing) |
| "We're now more than a decade later than the moment when I judged the open source to have gained a decisive momentum - 1996-1997, when Slackware was the reference, Red Hat was 'the other choice', KDE and GNOME were just emerging, Walnut Creek was selling CD-ROMs, and SunSITE mirrors were the home of most of the relevant software. |
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