In early December, MacArthur and the leaders entered this fierce wilderness, and via her voice and text dispatches -- accessible on the Internet at www.kingfisherchallenges.com -- a rapt nation has also been hanging on for her wild ride.
The complete text of "Dispatches", Michael Herr's doggedly alternative small classic, is a reminder that the United States Army was trying to cope not only with a jungle war but with racial integration (or its experimental beginnings), recreational drugs and politicised rock'n'roll.
Meanwhile, as Washington City Paper reports, Occupy DC protester Adrian Parsons -- who had been recently engaged in a hunger strike for D.C. voting rights -- left for New Hampshire a few days ago and was "[s]crambling to meet the author of the DC voting rights resolution," according to a text message dispatched en route on Interstate 93.
[On this day the paper announced that its Berlin correspondent, T. Solly, had obtained a Europe-wide scoop: the full text of a dispatch from the German Chancellor Bismarck revoking Germany's recognition of Luxemburg's neutrality in the Franco-Prussian war.] "Versailles, December 3 , 1870
She said that many users had asked when Google would introduce a companion program, one that would prevent users from dispatching text messages during those same hours of peril.
If they stray from a defined area, or have a fall, a text message is dispatched to two designated numbers.
Finally, I'm ready to dispatch the text.
Another contemporary source of the text is the Associated Press dispatch, transcribed from the shorthand notes taken by reporter Joseph L. Gilbert.
We haven't had internet access in about a week that's why I had to send this dispatch via text message.
We haven't had internet access in about a week – that's why I had to send this dispatch via text message.
At the time of the quake, Anderson rushed to Haiti, by way of Santo Domingo, and sent dispatches by text message and e-mail to report on the scene.
