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Lockergnome?s Tech News Watch
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KELLY HEATON: LIVE PELT SEPTEMBER 6 – OCTOBER 11 (Oct 02 2003 02:46 GMT) - "The art of Kelly Heaton exists in that place where obsession, engineering and popular culture come together. -- George Fifield for the catalogue of the 2001 DeCordova Annual Exhibition Live Pelt, by Kelly Heaton, is a multimedia installation based on the transformation of 64 previously owned Tickle Me Elmo dolls, the popular consumer toy, into a woman’s coat. Fashioned from the toys’ pelts and electronics, the coat (entitled The Surrogate) provides full body vibration and is designed to be a substitute lover. Using Elmo as a vector to channel information about contemporary American culture, the installation encompasses moods both poignant and Frankenstein weird. The narrative investigates frontier economics, the human-machine relationship, and the technologist’s power to play with life. |
Associated Press headlines via GoUpstate.com
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Iraq Weapons Searcher Briefs Congress (Oct 02 2003 02:46 GMT) - The last time CIA adviser David Kay visited Capitol Hill, he hinted that a breakthrough was imminent in the search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. "The American people should not be surprised by surprises," he said. As Kay returns Thursday, any reports of breakthrough would come as a surprise. |
New Humbul Resources
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Karl Jasper's web site (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - This is the web page of the Austrian Karl Jaspers Society. Jaspers (1883-1969) examined the link between psychology and philosophy in his books 'General Psychopathology' and 'Psychology of the World-View'. He opposed the Nazi government and in 1946 published 'The Question of German Guilt' as a study of how the German populous was led by Hitler and the Nazis. The web site contains a short section on the Society's news and a list of links to other web resources. Its principle value however lies in the reproductions of the contents pages and abstracts of articles published in the 'Yearbook of the Austrian Karl Jaspers Society'. |
Humbul Resources for Museums, Libraries, Archives
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Linda Hall library history of science collection (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - The Linda Hall Library of Science, Engineering, and Technology holds a significant history of Science collection, some of which is available online. Based in Kansas, Missouri, the library has amassed rare books from the fifteenth century onwards. They have also acquired long runs of scientific and technical society journals dating from the seventeenth century. The site includes the Library's electronic catalogue as well as a document ordering service and a reference service. The online exhibitions are all interesting and quite extensive, introducing visitors to particular subject areas in some detail. |
Humbul Resources for Museums, Libraries, Archives
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Sigmund Freud museum, Vienna (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - The web site for the Sigmund Freud Museum in Vienna commemorates the life and ideas of the founder of psychoanalysis. The museum itself is situated in the former living quarters and office of Sigmund Freud in the house at Berggasse 19 in Vienna's ninth district. It has been gradually expanded and now hosts a library, an art gallery, and a lecture hall. The web site provides information on accessing the museum and gallery, along with news about special exhibitions and installations. The library collects literature on Sigmund Freud and on the theory, technique, and history of psychoanalysis. |
Humbul Resources for Slavonic and East European Studies
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The Alexander Pushkin home page (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - This web page is devoted to the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. It includes his short poems, all in translation, and translators' initials are after each piece. Poems can be searched by year, according to the date they were created. They are split into 5 groups from 1821 to 1836. They can also be searched in the alphabetical order, by title or the first line. |
Humbul Resources for Slavonic and East European Studies
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Lenin library (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - The web site is a page from the site that includes works by Marx and Engels, Lenin, Stalin, and Mao. Established in 1997, this Internet library contains full versions of Lenin's works in English, written from 1893 to 1923. All the works can be searched by year. For example, the year of 1893 includes "New Economic Developments in Peasant Life" and "On the So-Called Market Question". The site also contains Lenin's letters to Stalin, Trotsky, and others as well as the Journal of Lenin's duty secretaries from November 1922 to March 1923. |
Jobserve Search: security
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Security Architecture Analyst (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - Our client is launching a new and exciting project using latest technologies and products. The role is based in Riyadh and we are offering an attractive salary package including housing and transport.If you have at least 8 years experience as a Web Security Analyst and a proven track record of designing, managing and troubleshooting major international security architectures to do with Websites then this role could be for you. We are looking for a highly talented Consultant is this area who is Type: Contract Location: |
Jobserve Search: security
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Security Consultant Systems Continuity Speciliast (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - Finance company in the City requires a Business Continuity Specialist to provide conultancy on AS400, OpenVMS and distributed systems. You will be providing consultancy on Data Centres, conducting Business Impact and Technical Risk Assessments, specifying continuity requirements, providing continuity technical design authority, due diligence reviews and appropriate technical advise. You must have a minimum of 5 years information security, continuity and disaster recovery experience, possess Type: Contract/Permanent Location: London Country: |
Humbul Resources for Philosophy
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Thomas Hobbes : the citizen (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - This site hosts the complete online text of Thomas Hobbes' 'De Cive' ('The Citizen') (1651). Whilst the 'Leviathan' is the more famous of Hobbes' socio-political treatises, the shorter 'De Cive' is arguably more readily accessible. The text here is mostly that of the 1651 edition, but with some amendments based on the Molesworth edition, and some orthographical modernisations to avoid confusion. The editor explains these decisions at the end of his introduction to the work. The text is available as HTML pages divided by chapter, or as a single-page plain text file. |
Humbul Resources for Philosophy
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Selection theory bibliography (Oct 02 2003 02:45 GMT) - This Web site is a bibliography of texts on evolutionary epistemology. Very simply, evolutionary epistemology (or selection theory) investigates the way in which organisms find a 'fit' with their environment. Many scientists now believe that evolutionary assimilation is not simply a question of organic change, but that it implies a kind of knowledge. The bibliography is arranged alpabetically according to author. It also has a quote index - a very useful and interesting feature. |
Alexander Payne
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Soliciting on h1kari's Behalf (Oct 02 2003 02:44 GMT) - The most excellent organizer of ToorCon, h1kari, is looking for crash space or other expense-reducing factors to facilitate his attendance of the WowGao conference in Toronto. If you can help a brother out, he's got free passes to an otherwise... |
one small voice
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NH (Oct 02 2003 02:44 GMT) - Free state deja vu. -- New Hampshire has been chosen by the members of the Free State Project as the destination for 20,000+ liberty-loving individuals to effect peaceful change through the political process. As I mentioned in this space way back in December of 2001, I long ago (1991?) wrote something called "The Monadnock Proposal", which advocated precisely this result. I circulated it only among a few friends, though, and I haven't been able to lay my hands on a copy. |
Flyers
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Flyers 4, Capitals 4 (OT) (Oct 02 2003 02:43 GMT) - Tony Amonte scored with four seconds to play in regulation to give the Philadelphia Flyers a 4-4 preseason tie with the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night. |
Deaf Today
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COLONIALS' Record Run Is Just Phase I (Oct 02 2003 02:41 GMT) - From: Washington Post, DC - Oct 1, 2003 By Emily Badger Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, October 1, 2003; Page D02 When the George Washington women's volleyball team won five straight matches to start the fall season, it was a... |
Lockergnome?s Tech News Watch
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Drought Vortex (Oct 02 2003 02:41 GMT) - "Climatologists are desperately trying to explain the mystery of where southern Australia’s winter rainfall is going. They’ve known the rain is being pulled south by an unexplained force. Now they’ve devised a revolutionary new theory to explain why. It appears that the circulation of the entire Southern Hemisphere is changing to suck our rain away. The reason is the Antarctic Vortex - a natural tornado of 30km high, super-cold, super-fast winds spiralling around Antarctica. |
Jack Bog's Blog
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Sleeps with the fishes (Oct 02 2003 02:41 GMT) - As I expected, Newman's Fish Market in the Irvington Market (in the Lloyd District) is packing it in. Friday will be the last day to get fresh fish at NE 14th and Weidler. Ever since the produce portion of that... |
Radio UserLand Messages
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Calendar Month Link missing (Oct 02 2003 02:41 GMT) - When I click on my calendar link for the month of September from the current month of October, I can see my September postings via the dates of the post, however when I try to go back to October 1st..the link for October is missing on the September calendar, see example here: http://radio. weblogs. |
POPnews
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Une tête automatique en formation (Oct 02 2003 02:41 GMT) - Dan "the Automator" Nakamura (qu'on ne présente plus) et Daryl Palumbo (leader des terror-artistes néo-metaleux de Glassjaw) sont heureux d'annoncer la naissance de Head Automatica un nouveau groupe à tendance électronique dont le premier album devrait voir le jour en début d'année prochaine. |
dixiblog
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life around here (Oct 02 2003 02:41 GMT) - well, chip contemplates the organization of his thoughts, tracy has some fun planned, bailey has been thinking, and amber was... |
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