• This lets you exert less force when keying and, for typists who can really fly, eliminates the missing letters that result when the keyboard can't keep up with your fingers.

    WSJ: Keys That Really Click

  • Their challenge, Scott says, is to gather information on a range of ages and health conditions - not just young, fit individuals - so that spaceflight companies can judge who can and who can't fly.

    BBC: What are the health risks of space travel?

  • Flood, who can also cover fly-half, was drafted in after Noon suffered a tournament-ending knee ligament injury in Friday's defeat by South Africa.

    BBC: Flood replaces Noon at World Cup

  • Henson, who can play at fly-half, full-back and inside centre, has not played since injuring his ankle in March 2009 and has been on unpaid leave from the Ospreys since August 2009.

    BBC: Gavin Henson joins Saracens after Ospreys release

  • The 25-year-old, who can play at fly-half or centre, replaced foot injury victim Byrne in the number 15 jersey during last season's autumn internationals to further enhance his versatility in the Wales back-line.

    BBC: James Hook happy to fill Wales full-back role

  • Lion Air and AirAsia have said they aren't worried about the capacity boom, noting that Southeast Asia is home to more than 600 million people, with an increasing number who can afford to fly because of robust economic growth and low fares.

    WSJ: Lion Air Jet Order Stirs Concern Over Glut in Southeast Asia

  • Last month Paterson, who can also play at fly-half or on the wing, relinquished the captaincy at Edinburgh, after three years, with the job to be shared by Allister Hogg and Simon Cross.

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  • Under different circumstances, Arthur McKechnie would have been one of those people you read about in the newspaper: the schizoid boy who jumps out of a window thinking he can fly, the mad explorer who crosses the Arctic with nothing but a rucksack and a pair of crampons.

    NEWYORKER: Something Like Happy

  • Consultants and mobile lifesaving equipment can fly to patients who are critically ill in the small hospitals of Scotland's islands and remote areas.

    BBC: Flying doctor service takes off across Scotland

  • Just regular, mortal you against a brightly-garbed warrior who has super-strength, can fly, is faster than a speeding bullet, and has only one weakness.

    FORBES: Heirs of Superman Creators Wage Epic Battle With Warner Bros.

  • It is easy to ignore where Hadoop came from, as Venkat says, it was designed for and by businesses who have grown faster than business have in the past, businesses who not only can change their product on the fly (a web site delivering information has a lot of flexibility) they have to change their business this fast.

    FORBES: Can You Use Big Data? The Litmus Test

  • Hollywood can be a place where people who call themselves environmental advocates fly in for Earth Day on private planes from Aspen.

    NPR: Red Carpet Awaits The Star In The 'Eco-Dress'

  • There is plenty of hiking and mountain biking just beyond downtown, stand up paddle boarding and kayaking on the reservoir, nearby guided white water rafting trips, horseback riding and world class fly fishing, all of which can be done by outfitters who will pick you up at your hotel.

    FORBES: Great Urban Weekend Escapes: Ft. Collins, CO

  • So is the TSA response that those who don't want to "submit" to it can always elect not to fly.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Introducing 'forced intimacy'

  • Rather than squeezing airlines, which can fly away, it is more tempting to go after passengers, who are hemmed in by metal detectors and armed police.

    ECONOMIST: Airport privatisation

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