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- Nick -- that is a good point. I am having trouble finding new bands, so that would be a good reason.By Scott YagerFriday, October 17th, 2003 @ 12:59 pmApple, Pepsi and iTunes for Windows |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Ranking: 4633, Activity percentile: 66.88%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Download count: 2 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushiwiki-devel |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- The president of a counterterrorism training facility who is charged with stockpiling unregistered warheads showed "clear disregard" for the law, a federal prosecutor said Friday. |
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- From Glenn Fleishman [ Permanent archived item: lt;http://wifinetnews. com/archives/002372. |
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- FROM PALESTINE TO THE CONGO: HOW IMPERIALISM USED THE UN |
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Homecoming (Oct 17 2003 19:58 GMT) - Taking a hiatus from my hiatus, bwahaha. Tomorrow is homework day. Then Sunday is church and lunching day, and then... |
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- While it's not as good as the middle chapter, it's still pretty satisfying! |
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- Literally, the study of riddles; Will Shortz, legendary crossword puzzle editor of the New York Times, defined it as the... |
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- The threat of Islamic terrorism to the UK will remain for a "long time" because al-Qaeda maintains an effective international strike capability, th... - www.indymedia. |
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- Bolivian sisters and brothers, resist and continue your fight against the tyrant Lozada, a.k.a. “gringoâ |
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- Your car could be running on gasoline made from Iraqi oil. ChevronTexaco and ConocoPhillips both imported Iraqi crude to California in August, ... - www.indymedia.org: |
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- Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad refused to apologize Friday for a speech in which he said Jews ruled the world, accusing the West of a do... - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- Carnival operators are putting the finishing touches on rides at the state fair this hour. We've been keeping a close eye on these rides since they started arriving earlier this week. We wanted to know just how safe they are. The marriage of metal and steel can take your breath away. |
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- We have a consumer alert about a new e-mail message that tries to shock you into giving up valuable financial information. The scammers are trying to embarrass you into giving up your credit card numbers. |
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- LGF is absolutely, positively, beyond the merest inkling of an iota of a fraction of a soupçon of a scintilla of a doubt, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Christo-fascist right-wing PNAC Crusader élite. Pass it on. |
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- There has got to be a reason Why they say that doubt is treason And that questioning the war is an offense to all humanity. They can see just black and whiter, Nothing else but left and righter, And their Leader, who is capable of nothing but inanity, Is so thirsty for aggression, That not even a Congression- Al rebuke would be sufficient to abandon this insanity. Nothing short of total warring Will suffice to stop the roaring Of those voices such as Limbaugh, Coulter, Sullivan, and Hannity. And now Dubya has to do it, ‘Cause his Daddy went and blew it. |
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- More good news, that is. My SO has just been offered a very nice job in the Netherlands, so it appears extremely likely that he and I will be moving there prochainement. Yay. |
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- As anyone who has ever visited a warhawkblog knows, France is an absolute basket case—economically, socially, morally, politically, and in just about every other way imaginable. “Anglo-Saxon” antipathy to anything Gallic is nothing new, but it has risen to fever pitch recently, for well-known geopolitical reasons. |
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Fall (Oct 17 2003 19:58 GMT) - After what must be the best September weather in history, the leaves have started to turn here in New Brunswick and the brisk north wind is nudging at our necks, letting us know that another season of snow and ice is nigh. But in between the haze of summer days and winter's storms there is a brief interlude when the lanscape erupts with colour, nature's last moment of glory before tucking in for the season. We call it Fall, and I have captured some of its glory in this series of photographs. By Stephen Downes, Stephen's Web, October 17, 2003 [Refer][Research][Reflect] |
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- Scott Leslie reports on an interesting experiment involving the use of blogs to facilitate an online discussion on possible uses of blogs in education for the B.C. Educational Technology Users Group (ETUG). The experience left him with mixed feelings. "On the applications of blogs to education, there seemed to be a few glimmers but then there were just as many issues that arose. |
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- As summarized by Melissa Hagemann, "The guide describes the five open source, OAI-compliant systems currently available. As many institutions are developing repositories, OSI thought it would be helpful to produce such a guide so that each institution could select the software best suited to meet its needs. Included in the guide is a brief narrative overview of each system followed by a summary of the systems technical features. The guide will be updated as additional systems are developed." By Various Authors, Budapest Open Access Initiative, October 17, 2003 [Refer][Research][Reflect] |
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- It goes without saying, but in an online environment classes and classrooms are artificial constructs, relics of an age when physical and resource limitations required the clumping of students into discrete spaces. But the twelve-week chunk of learning with predefined curriculum and geographically defined cohort has its limitations, and authors are increasingly exploring more appropriate models for the information age, including especially online learning communities and networks. This article is an overview of such explorations and grapples with the basic concepts: what is a learning community? What is an ecology? |
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- I'd sooner jump up and down on one foot. By the way, is this supposed to be tennis or Ping-Pong? - John, Age 11, on Pong This is a super fast read/skim, but worth the 90 seconds to see what kids think of the earliest video games. Kids Play... |
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- Here's a great deconstruction site of the staging of the pulling down of the Saddam statue The Pulling of the Statue was a Staged Media Event |
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- Both of the teams I dearly hoped to see in the World Series aren't going to be there to a large extent because their managers didn't pull the their starting pitchers early enough. And so we are getting what shapes up to be an anticlimax. Frankly, I don't give a damn which team wins the Series. No, hold on a sec, Paddy. The Marlins are underdogs and pretty scrappy. |
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