That "Einstein," 36 years after its premiere, remains "one of the season's crucial events," as I wrote recently in The New York Times, owes less to what it is, flaws and all, than to what it represents: the glamour of a place and time, downtown New York in the '70s.
"What this reveals with unusual clarity is flaws in our criminal justice system that allows innocent people to be convicted because of all sorts of problems," said Michael Judge, the chief public defender in Los Angeles County, which has yet to enact such a proactive DNA testing program.
As explained earlier the only thing that could bring down a decentralized protocol is flaws in its code, making crypto security audits very important for any serious decentralized protocol.
Life is flaws and perfection in one thing at one time, it's a calm embrace and a comfort level with crazy.
Sure, you can feel chemistry and a connection with someone but to fall in love with who a person truly is (flaws and all) takes some time.
Any American woman who has spent any time at all outside the borders of the Land of the Free sooner or later recognizes that America, for all is flaws, is a shining beacon of women's rights to the rest of the world, Europe included.
