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The University of California's dust-jackets really are at the cutting edge, and the woman manning the stall was predictably laid-back when this compliment was paid to the publisher's wares.
ECONOMIST: G?tterd?mmerung postponed
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For a company whose image has grown staid in recent years--its mainstay is still printers and computers and the company largely missed out on the first big Internet wave--HP is trying to get back on the cutting edge track.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Back in April Qualcomm warned that it is struggling to meet demand for its cutting-edge mobile phone radio chips.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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The goal involved two of the game's most impressive performers, with full-back Pranjic racing onto a loose ball on the edge of the Poland area before cutting a pass back to Klasnic, who slotted home first time low to Boruc's left.
CNN: Klasnic goal maintains Croatia record
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That lack of a cutting edge leaves Hadden's men on the back foot and often playing catch-up rugby.
BBC: Fear drives Wales team forward
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The versatile Sale player can cover full-back, wing and outside centre, and if used as a replacement, could provide more of a cutting edge to a back division that has struggled to create chances.
BBC: England call-up for Erinle & Shaw