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Howard Needs to Clean Up His Act on Environment: William Pesek (Bloomberg.com)
Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Australian Peter Garrett got famous for tunes such as ``Beds Are Burning'' as lead singer of rock band Midnight Oil. Even Prime Minister John Howard once counted himself among the song's biggest fans.
Four Australia States Hand Water Control to Howard's Government (Bloomberg.com)
Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Four of five Australian states have handed Prime Minister John Howard control over the nation's biggest river system and talks will continue with Victoria, paving the way for Howard's A$10 billion ($7.9 billion) plan to improve water usage in the world's driest inhabited continent.
Rancher by day, writer by night (The Montana Standard)
What do black coffee, jalapeno peppers, science fiction writing and cattle have in common? Forty-four year old Justin Stanchfield from Wise River can tell you they all play a part in his life as a rancher in the Big Hole.
Road To The IGF: Band of Bugs' Jeremy Throckmorton (Gamasutra)
Continuing Gamasutra's 'Road to the IGF' feature, which profiles and interviews Independent Games Festival 2007 entrants, today's interview is with Jeremy Throckmorton, lead designer for NinjaBee's strategy title Band of Bugs. Band of Bugs, which is described as a "fast playing, accessible, tactics strategy game", and was formerly known as Bugs Of War for IGF entry purposes, has recently been ...
Australia Proposes A$10 Billion Water Shortage Plan (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)
Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's Prime Minister John Howard announced a A$10 billion ($7.8 billion) plan to improve the efficiency of water usage and take control of the biggest river system in the world's driest inhabited continent.
Once bitten, Thrice shy (Calendarlive.com)
Thrice's Dustin Kensrue eases up on the screamo for an intimate folk album, and Black Lips leave black eyes in Tijuana.
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Howard Needs to Clean Up His Act on Environment: William Pesek (Bloomberg.com)
Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Australian Peter Garrett got famous for tunes such as ``Beds Are Burning'' as lead singer of rock band Midnight Oil. Even Prime Minister John Howard once counted himself among the song's biggest fans.
Four Australia States Hand Water Control to Howard's Government (Bloomberg.com)
Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Four of five Australian states have handed Prime Minister John Howard control over the nation's biggest river system and talks will continue with Victoria, paving the way for Howard's A$10 billion ($7.9 billion) plan to improve water usage in the world's driest inhabited continent.
Rancher by day, writer by night (The Montana Standard)
What do black coffee, jalapeno peppers, science fiction writing and cattle have in common? Forty-four year old Justin Stanchfield from Wise River can tell you they all play a part in his life as a rancher in the Big Hole.
Road To The IGF: Band of Bugs' Jeremy Throckmorton (Gamasutra)
Continuing Gamasutra's 'Road to the IGF' feature, which profiles and interviews Independent Games Festival 2007 entrants, today's interview is with Jeremy Throckmorton, lead designer for NinjaBee's strategy title Band of Bugs. Band of Bugs, which is described as a "fast playing, accessible, tactics strategy game", and was formerly known as Bugs Of War for IGF entry purposes, has recently been ...
Australia Proposes A$10 Billion Water Shortage Plan (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)
Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's Prime Minister John Howard announced a A$10 billion ($7.8 billion) plan to improve the efficiency of water usage and take control of the biggest river system in the world's driest inhabited continent.
Once bitten, Thrice shy (Calendarlive.com)
Thrice's Dustin Kensrue eases up on the screamo for an intimate folk album, and Black Lips leave black eyes in Tijuana.
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