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2010.03.05: A note about comments
2010.02.28: More about jobs and energy policy
2010.02.22: For best policy, first define the goal
2010.02.18: Let the good times roll?
2009.12.09: Dubai update
2009.12.09: Be careful what you wish for: telecom edition
2009.11.28: Yes, the Middle East matters to IC makers
2009.10.29: It won't be zombies next time
2009.08.31: Be your own customer service advocate
2009.08.26: Enough records to go around
2009.08.18: Two great buzzwords that work great together
2009.06.21: What's happening in Iran?
2009.04.22: Time for a Truth Commission
2009.04.21: Yes, it really is that bad
2009.04.20: The customer is always right, 450-mm edition
2009.04.07: Clean coal is part, but only part, of the energy answer
2009.03.25: DOE stimulates Solyndra
2009.03.21: So where have you been, anyway?
2009.03.18: She's alive!
2009.03.18: Apples vs. oranges
2009.01.21: How many new companies was that again?
2009.01.07: Fifty years of Moore's Law
2009.01.05: Shoe moves to other foot, whiplash ensues
2008.12.19: Just another day at the office
2008.12.16: Where do we go from here?
2008.12.05: Memes that deserve to die
2008.11.20: TGIF (Almost)
2008.11.14: And now for something different
2008.11.06: January 20, 2009
2008.11.04: Raise a glass
2008.10.31: Economic Crises 101
2008.10.28: Change is coming
2008.10.23: Ink by the barrel
2008.10.01: What deregulation looks like
2008.09.29: Hang on to your sneakers
2008.09.29: Where to draw the line?
2008.09.27: Elitist is as elitist does
2008.09.25: And still more about credit
2008.09.24: Why credit matters
2008.09.22: Who watches the watchdog?
2008.09.16: Wanna buy an insurance company?
2008.09.16: History repeats
2008.09.12: Fox guards henhouse
2008.09.11: The limits of talking points
2008.09.06: Your way or the highway, Senator?
2008.08.31: They made me do it
2008.08.26: How to really support renewable energy
2008.08.15: The new power breakfast
2008.08.12: Watch what they do
2008.08.07: Making space
2008.08.05: All sunshine not created equal
2008.07.24: Reading the tea leaves
2008.07.17: Comments Enabled (a note from the friendly system admin)
2008.07.15: Priceless
2008.07.14: This is getting ridiculous
2008.07.10: Coming soon to a web near you
2008.07.05: Sow the wind...
2008.07.01: Around the blogosphere
2008.06.20: Where's the growth?
2008.06.19: Here comes India
2008.06.17: Throwing transistors at the problem
2008.06.17: Jumping on the solar bandwagon
2008.06.12: Yes, we have laws here
2008.06.11: Journalism meets politics, chaos ensues
2008.06.11: Plague descends, comments turned off
2008.06.10: Toward vigorous public debate
2008.06.05: Nanotubes creep forward
2008.06.04: Isn't it ironic
2008.05.17: Looking for energy strategy, not tactics
2008.05.12: PDMS suppliers wanted
2008.05.12: More recognition for OLEDs
2008.05.08: Show us the money
2008.05.06: Last dog has died
2008.04.28: DRAM market claims another victim
2008.04.23: Fresh food? How quaint!
2008.04.22: Hype overshadows graphene's real promise
2008.04.15: My brain is full
2008.04.10: Journalism 101
2008.04.07: Virtualizing conferences
2008.04.03: No education system can exceed the quality of its teachers
2008.04.02: Where does hydrogen come from?
2008.03.29: Tweet?
2008.03.29: (Political) life is a fantasy
2008.03.27: And now the news
2008.03.25: Moses lists FTW!
2008.03.25: Guide to the perplexed
2008.03.25: A whirlwind tour of this evening's MRS poster session
2008.03.25: MRS breaks down the energy puzzle
2008.03.20: Scraping the bottom
2008.03.12: Old-style organizing, online
2008.03.08: Paying for teacher performance
2008.03.06: How Apple Did It
2008.03.01: Circuses don't bring bread
2008.02.29: Does It Play in Peoria?
2008.02.29: The Biased Media
2008.02.28: The Revolution is Online
2008.02.20: Brother can you spare $7 billion?
2008.02.19: Knowledge is power, political edition
2008.02.13: One low-defect step for Sematech
2008.01.25: Solving the omnivore's dilemma
2008.01.18: Tracking electricity costs
2008.01.16: OLEDs time has (almost) come
2008.01.09: Fancy titles don't make you smart
2008.01.08: Be careful what you wish for (political edition)
2008.01.04: Your tax dollars at work
2008.01.02: Found in the blogosphere
2007.12.28: No rest for the wicked
2007.12.19: All I want for Christmas is a new clean company
2007.12.18: Feed the hungry, kill an afternoon
2007.12.14: Here comes another lawsuit
2007.12.05: Those who can't remember history
2007.12.05: How long is a process generation?
2007.12.05: Why I'm studying Japanese
2007.12.03: A step in the right direction
2007.11.26: New materials aren't free
2007.11.13: Well, maybe not
2007.11.07: This is not a drill, those are real dollars you're losing
2007.11.06: Going along to get along in China
2007.11.02: Don't scrap that wafer
2007.10.31: Too good to be true?
2007.10.20: When failure is not an option
2007.10.18: Fun with construction materials
2007.10.18: If you try again and still don't succeed
2007.10.17: Chain of woe
2007.10.14: New theories percolate to the surface
2007.10.14: Uncle Sam needs you
2007.10.13: The duty of writers
2007.10.07: Don't try this at home
2007.10.05: You think you've got it bad?
2007.10.03: Better living through marketing
2007.10.02: How to get good press
2007.10.02: When you've lost the Journal, you've lost the business community
2007.09.25: The day DRM died
2007.09.25: How to be an evil overlord
2007.09.25: Fifty years ago today
2007.09.25: Atoms are really really small
2007.09.24: Can we have a do-over, please?
2007.09.20: Three cores are better than none
2007.09.19: Back to high school
2007.09.19: Keep the hand moving
2007.09.19: Foundries like 450 mm, too
2007.09.18: Be careful what you wish for
2007.09.18: Writing business FAQ
2007.09.18: Shrinking to greatness, or not
2007.09.18: Where was that junction again?
2007.09.18: Multilingual people may laugh now
2007.09.14: One word at a time
2007.09.03: Reader discretion advised
2007.09.03: It's just a jump to the left
2007.08.29: What would Joe Sixpack do?
2007.08.18: Teaching the Best and Brightest
2007.08.17: Way down in the mines
2007.08.13: Yes, really, a word count!
2007.08.08: All silicon products not created equal
2007.08.03: Time for designers to tighten up?
2007.07.26: Hogwarts train runs on time
2007.07.26: That time of year again
2007.07.12: Reimagining Potter
2007.07.03: Looks good on the bottom line, too
2007.06.27: Sure, it's sexy, but does it work?
2007.06.26: Welcome to the gray market
2007.06.14: Things that make you go hmmmm
2007.06.11: Gutenberg 2.0 still in beta
2007.06.08: More than spelling your name right
2007.06.03: Time to get a life
2007.05.25: I have a phone!
2007.05.19: See you on the other side
2007.05.18: When everyone wants to know you
2007.05.16: Follow the money
2007.05.10: Holistically redefine collaborative models with process-centric imperatives
2007.05.10: Comment Policy
2007.05.10: Red states, blue states, and literacy
2007.05.08: People are reading after all
2007.05.02: Anyone got $600 million?
2007.05.01: Trying to multitask
2007.05.01: New address
2007.04.28: Where were the generals?
2007.04.28: Moderating comments
2007.04.27: Who was that violinist?
2007.04.26: Starvation the safest option?
2007.04.23: One of the best, one of the brightest
2007.04.19: Getting better all the time
2007.04.19: Electronic paper emerges
2007.04.19: One lucky idiot
2007.04.18: Doesn't anyone read any more?
2007.04.16: Oops.
2007.04.06: Forget the techie stuff, where are the cats?
2007.04.05: Grain goes missing
2007.04.05: Stealthy in plain sight
2007.04.04: News 2.0
2007.04.04: When a loan isn't a loan
2007.04.02: All the news
2007.03.31: Annotating the blog
2007.03.29: There's a new sheriff in town
2007.03.28: 6000 words
2007.03.28: Please pardon our dust
2007.03.27: this is another test
2007.03.27: Testing 1 2 3

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