Each organism, no matter how simple or complex, has around it a sacred bubble of space, a bit of mobile territoriality which only a few other organisms are allowed to penetrate and then only for short periods of time.

The problem is if we want to maintain an open space, the only thing we can do is keep it and weed it once a year, ... We need an economic base that would support the park.

I'm absolutely delighted to be part of the Strategy First family. They have already been helpful in positioning the Space Empires franchise going forward, and our combined talents will make this already successful property even stronger in the future.

We can put our available space and size in a clearinghouse database, and hopefully match up and help these people.

What we're able to show is that it's possible the storage space (of all people) is more or less about the same. The difference is not how many things you can hold in (short-term) memory at the same time, but how efficient you are at keeping irrelevant things out.

Security measures on college campuses are an interesting thing. They are a public space. Tens of thousands of people walk through every day. Thefts do happen.