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The Next World WarIt is a silent, invisible, and deadly weapons system. It can paralyze an entire nation without a single soldier being sent to war. We glimpsed its...Read More
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Daily Lobo, January 25, 2012
...is limited by agreements with publishers, who only allow certain books to be lent to students. UNM student James Adams said he has mixed feelings about the Bookstore. “It’s really great that the Bookstore is renting books now, it really is, but they...
CNBC, October 20, 2011
...GUEST AUTHOR BLOG: From Wall Street to Waffle Street by James Adams author of, "Waffle Street: The Confession and Rehabilitation of a Financier." When it began five weeks ago in lower Manhattan, few pundits would have foreseen that the ?Occupy...
Bureau of National Affairs, July 13, 2011
...as well as for those involved in the administration processes. About the Author Robert Wood, recipient of Florence James Adams Prize, scholar; University of Chicago Law School (1979); Member, bars of California, New York, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming,...
Ulitzer, July 12, 2011
...as well as for those involved in the administration processes. About the Author Robert Wood, recipient of Florence James Adams Prize, scholar; University of Chicago Law School (1979); Member, bars of California, New York, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming,...
David Olive's Everybody's Business, July 31, 2011
...ExhibitionAn overdue General Idea retrospective at the AGO. (James Adams, Globe and Mail)Films Steve Carell and Julianna Moore in Crazy, Stupid Love. (studio handout)Crazy, Stupid Love. Consensus of reviews has this teen coming-of-age flick enjoyable if...
Earnest Parenting, May 30, 2011
...providing them with the help that they need to succeed. Today’s guest post has been contributed by James Adams who is a full time writer and a reviewer at Cartridge Save.co.uk , suppliers of HP laser toner cartridges in Britain. Photo provided courtesy...
Drawn and Quarterly, May 25, 2011
...Oh boy where do we begin with this awesome review of PAYING FOR IT in today's New York Times ? Maybe with "it delivers a series of moral and cerebral and horndog thwacks. It will stick in your mind and perhaps in your craw. It’s a real if...
