COMMENT FROM YEQIAN: Hi, you just became my favorite writer in The New York, as a Chinese girl who are now learning communication in American college, i found that people in America including my classmates sometimes don't quite know about China, i like your articles which are very objective and i also watched your Q&A interview, very fascinating and i already shared it on my Facebook.
I already shared my first impressions of a lot of Apple's newly announced products today, but we've also got video from the time we spent with the iPad mini and the Retina MacBook Pro.
This category just hasn't taken off, probably because I can already share great dining experiences on Facebook.
Well, gee, I can already share the playlists of the songs on my iPod with services like Last.fm and Anywhere.fm.fm
I write about the human migrations that will result from future environmental collapse of our continent in my forthcoming book, North American Ark, but most people, I believe, already share a vague sense of some overwhelming danger that hovers slightly beyond the horizon.
And, like the Instagram team I'm sure planned, I'm already sharing the Web Profile URL with folks I know who don't use Instagram.
But during a week in which the threat of bioterrorism grew, a week in which a 7-month-old boy in the city was sickened by anthrax, I offer you the thoughts I have already shared with your 12-year-old brother.
I have already shared many details of my journey, but I, like so many people grew up with (what we know now) the simple view that people were either male or they were female.
I've already shared the opening sortie – Turnbull telling the radio host he is not going to take dictation from him.
I've already shared my lack of guilt at my libido kickstarting itself in Yorkshire, but this is something far more treacherous.
There's a host of data on both issues, much of which I've already shared in the past week or so, but here are two personal anecdotes which perhaps sum up how marginal the issue is, despite the efforts being made to change the status quo (those quotas in France and Norway, for example).
