Diet and Exercise to the Extremes (Published 2010)
Scott Jurek running through Central Park. Jurek says he can break the American road record for a 24-hour period, 162 miles, held by Mark Godale. Credit...Eirini Vourloumis for The New York Times I went running with Scott Jurek on a clear, chilly morning last month, an easy four-mile loop in Central Park. He ran another few miles with 50 or so adoring fans, then another few by himself, for a total
Japan Offers Little Response to U.S. Assessment
TOKYO — A day after the top American nuclear official portrayed the situation at the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in graver terms than the government in Japan, United States’ most important Asian ally, Japanese officials attributed the diverging accounts on Thursday to a “delay” in sharing information. But, in public at least, they offered no sharp rebuttals of the comments made by Gre
Softbank to Help Twitter Get Even Bigger in Japan (Published 2010)
TOKYO — Twitter is set to get a big boost in Japan, one of its biggest and fastest-growing markets, after the Japanese cellphone carrier Softbank on Tuesday announced new handsets designed to link to the microblogging site, part of a major effort by Softbank to get a piece of America’s tech savvy. Twitter has taken off in a big way here in the past two years, fanned by media exposure and the use o
Japan’s Nikkei Newspaper Restricts Links to Its Web Site - NYTimes.com
TOKYO — Japan’s largest business newspaper, the Nikkei, joined the trend of other news sites last week by requiring readers to pay to view its Web site. But, in a twist, it also imposed a policy severely restricting links to its articles — or even its home page. Links to Nikkei’s home page require a detailed written application. Among other things, applicants must spell out their reasons for linki
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