Thus, in normal times the inhabitants of the borderlands had extensive freedom of action.
The "twilight" of the exhibition's title has as much to do with the mistier regions of consciousness as with the borderlands of real-world time and space.
I remember when, as a college freshman, I read Gloria Anzaldúa's Borderlands for the first time.
The emperor's role as supreme judge could be temporarily duplicated by any official he designated in times of emergency or in distant borderlands where central government had little influence.
Two villagers were killed and four injured in an attack four days before Christmas by the Lord's Resistance Army, a vicious Ugandan rebel movement that haunts the south-western borderlands and was at one time supported by the north to weaken the south.
And yet I have spent more than 30 absorbing hours with Borderlands, which is at least two times longer than most big-budget games last these days, and I know there are still places I haven't been, styles of play I have not fully explored, missions I have not fulfilled and, of course, shiny treasure I haven't yet nabbed.
At the same time, don't take someone to task for saying that Borderlands is better on the PC.
I've really enjoyed my time "reviewing" it (meaing playing Far Cry 2, Crysis, and Borderlands) and will be sad to see it go back to Alienware.
This time, reports the New York Times, they're not hovering over the Afghanistan borderlands, but rather trolling for drug traffickers over our own.
A cluster of shops -- 826 Valencia; Borderlands, a science fiction and fantasy bookstore and connected cafe; Modern Times, a bookstore collective; and the used-book store Dog Eared Books -- is surrounded by cafes and bars that host regular literary events.
