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- Tot i la pressió de Greenpeace, les empreses que fan tales il·legals desembarquen encara a València. |
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- "Not too long ago, it was easy for an armchair astronomer to keep up to speed on the moons of the solar system. There was the Moon, of course, and the four Jovian satellites spotted by Galileo, those two around Mars, and some odd ones here and there — that weird fractured cue ball orbiting Uranus, for instance. These days, though, it is tough to tell the moons without a scorecard. In the past six years, dozens of satellites have been discovered around the giant planets, more than doubling the total in the solar system. Jupiter is the current leader, with 61, followed by Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. |
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- Smithsonian Education... |
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- Your view on this topic welcomed: Visit the Ecademy Resourcing Club Mise le meas David Harrington |
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- 524 killed in worst single air disaster: "Past notes: On this day in 1985 a Japan Air Lines 747 crashed, killing all on board in the worst single air disaster in history. This is how the Guardian reported the events." [Guardian Unlimited] |
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- Audio Ease has updated Altiverb, the reverb plug-in, to version 3.0. The upgrade -- which is free to registered users -- includes a new Audio Unit version for E-magic Logic Audio, as well as Mac OS X versions of the HTDM, RTAS, VST and MAS Altiverbs. Altiverb is a sampled acoustics processor that offers one-, two- and four-channel sampled acoustics of real halls, cathedrals, bathrooms, and more. It's designed to take advantage of Altivec (which Apple calls the Velocity Engine) technology found in the Power Mac G4/G5 line. |
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- A jury in Chicago on Monday ordered Microsoft Corp. to pay US$520.6 million in damages to a technology company and the University of California after finding that Microsoft's Web browser infringed on a patent. In the case, heard in the U.S. |
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- I was one of the first subscribers to Radio, but I now use blosxom: in part because I was not happy with having so little control over my weblog site using Radio.My Radio subscription has expired, but I'd like to shut down my old radio weblog. It's still appearing on Google although its out of date and inactive: a bad way to lose potential clients. |
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- It's easy to laugh, make light of something you don't know about. Everyone know's the Army's history, the Marines,... |
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- Tim Bray has done a brilliant job of encapsulating the factors surrounding markup language that create what I'm calling ... |
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- A new article from MSDN magazine gives a detailed but very approachable introduction to InfoPath, the new Office 2003 ... |
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- A topical illustration of the Babel Paradox is the (not) Echo project, an open initiative to create an alternative to ... |
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- LOWER MAKEFIELD - The course's main proponent among the supervisors remains confident it will be successful, despite reports of a national golf decline. |
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- LOWER MAKEFIELD - The course's main proponent among the supervisors remains confident it will be successful, despite reports of a national golf decline. |
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Vinnuvika (Aug 12 2003 10:56 GMT) - Jæja, nú er ljóst að það verður tekið á því í vinnunni þessa vikuna. Fyrir dyrum er uppsetning á Írafossvirkjunartengdri sýn ... |
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- European newspapers commented on the situation in Liberia, where a day after former president Charles Taylor went into exile, three U.S. warships remained off the coast waiting to move relief supplies into Monrovia. |
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- Godin: "What is it about ubiquity that breeds contempt?" |
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- Someone asked ET about the London tube map which prompted a linkful and thoughtful discussion. The interchange symbols on the Madrid map apparently indicate how far you have to walk to change lines - something the London tube might usefully provide because whilst some interchanges are conveniently across the platform, but others are loooong, eg: Bank-Monument, or (various examples) on the Northern line due to semi-permanent repair works happening in the stations. The Moscow metro map is a little forbidding. But this one for the city of ??? |
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- Someone asked ET about the London tube map which prompted a linkful and thoughtful discussion. The interchange symbols on the Madrid map apparently indicate how far you have to walk to change lines - something the London tube might usefully provide because whilst some interchanges are conveniently across the platform, but others are loooong, eg: Bank-Monument, or (various examples) on the Northern line due to semi-permanent repair works happening in the stations. The Moscow metro map is a little forbidding. But this one for the city of ??? |
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- Someone asked ET about the London tube map which prompted a linkful and thoughtful discussion. The interchange symbols on the Madrid map apparently indicate how far you have to walk to change lines - something the London tube might usefully provide because whilst some interchanges are conveniently across the platform, but others are loooong, eg: Bank-Monument, or (various examples) on the Northern line due to semi-permanent repair works happening in the stations. The Moscow metro map is a little forbidding. But this one for the city of ??? |
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- Worm blasts across the web: "A Windows virus is spreading quickly across the net raising fears that it could cause widespread disruption." [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] |
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- 524 killed in worst single air disaster: "Past notes: On this day in 1985 a Japan Air Lines 747 crashed, killing all on board in the worst single air disaster in history. This is how the Guardian reported the events." [Guardian Unlimited] |
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