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- Luiza writes "Check out this article from Wired's September issue, if you haven't already. It states that Power Point has robbed many meetings of time well spent waiting for slides to load, and children of the ability to think in any format other than bullet points." |
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- Video citation and blogging frustration. A few months ago, I wrote about the tragic inaccessibility of audio and video content on the web. Today, while trying to summarize one of the key insights that came out of the BloggerCon conference I attended this past weekend, I was again reminded of this problem. The issue I want to highlight is the gap between what technically proficient users of the blogging medium (or indeed any kind of web authoring) can achieve, and what average users can achieve. Ironically the best way for me to make that point -- by citing portions of the webcast -- is yet another illustration of the problem. |
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- Video citation and blogging frustration. A few months ago, I wrote about the tragic inaccessibility of audio and video content on the web. Today, while trying to summarize one of the key insights that came out of the BloggerCon conference I attended this past weekend, I was again reminded of this problem. The issue I want to highlight is the gap between what technically proficient users of the blogging medium (or indeed any kind of web authoring) can achieve, and what average users can achieve. Ironically the best way for me to make that point -- by citing portions of the webcast -- is yet another illustration of the problem. |
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- "The University of Minnesota had a chance to get a new stadium, build a following for its football program, and... |
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- On East-Lake.net/concerts, I have a list of shows that I want to go, as well as a link to the... |
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- The past three days have been amazing. Mid to upper 70's, sunny, and the leaves are falling. It just doesn't... |
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- Who ever said being a professional Web designer was easy? Lately I've been coming up against several interesting real world... |
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- Who ever said being a professional Web designer was easy? Lately I've been coming up against several interesting real world... |
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- Draw on top of any application using a variety of tools. |
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- Tony Blair insists elections for Northern Ireland's assembly will be held despite unionist rejection of the IRA's latest act of decommissioning. |
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- Arsenal's Champions League hopes hang by a slender thread after a 2-1 defeat against Dynamo Kiev. |
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- Alan Shearer scores twice to inspire Newcastle to a thrilling 3-2 win over Fulham. |
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- Availability Notice Australia Title: SUSS Bulletin, Vol 43 No 1 (April-June 2003) & Vol 43 No 2 (July-September 2003) Pages: n/a Language: English Format: HTML Available from: |
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- time flies ... vier jaar loggen djeez... waar ben ik mee bezig. anywayz... op naar de 5 jaar en de felicitaties aan mijzelf ! |
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- Single ring as posted in your other thread is slightly over |
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- A senior official urges Israel to abandon the barrier it is building along the territories as the UN debates the issue. |
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- The US Senate votes through a contentious bill banning so-called "partial birth" abortions, and sends it to the president. |
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- Florida Governor Jeb Bush orders that brain-damaged Terri Schiavo at the centre of a right-to-die battle be fed again. |
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- I know what happened. It's my own fault. Yesterday I said I was happy. Monday went by without a flaw. I should have seen the warning signs. |
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- Oct. 21 - There is a consumer alert for anyone who's trying to get out of debt. The IRS is warning consumers of 'credit repair' organizations. |
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- Oct. 21 - A ban on pit bulls could come as soon as this week in Pawtucket. |
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- Oct. 20 - As Mother Teresa gets closer to official sainthood, some local parishioners remembered her humility and kindess in a special mass Sunday. |
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- Oct. 20 - After a grueling 44 days dangling in a plastic cubicle in London, David Blaine ends his starvation stunt and emerges from the box. |
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- Paul Krugman, one of the worst editorialists at the New York Times, today has an op-ed that has to be read to be believed -- in which makes excuses for ... |
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- Four wildfires broke out Tuesday in Southern California, including one fast-moving blaze that destroyed three structures in the Reche Canyon area of Riverside County, officials said. Causes of the fires were not immediately determined. No injuries were reported. |
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- The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) criticized today's approval by the U.S. Senate of legislation which would curtail women's constitutional right to make their own reproductive choices. |
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- Another suspected comment spammer banned: Add 213.213.89.130 to your blacklists. |
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- Yes, Hosting Matters was down again. Yes, it was part of a prolonged DOS attack that started a few nights ago. How many of you have hosts who set up a remote message board for times like these, so they... |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- So the top blog posts of the moment, according to Blogdex, are from The New Yorker (Seymour Hersh), Slate (Christopher Hitchens), Jay Solo, The Mirror (Jane Kerr), David Weinberger, The New Republic (the editors), Reuters, Brad Sucks and Jason Kottke, in that order.So... where's the distinction between big-J and little-j journalism here?Technorati tracks well over a million blogs, many of which are your regular publications, syndicated online. Maybe this is a demonstration of Dr. |
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- Internet retailer Amazon.com reports its first non-holiday quarterly profit as free shipping incentives and a new sporting goods store help to swell revenue 33 percent. |
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- The email floodgates have finally closed and the stream of bounce messages has dribbled to a slow trickle. 36 hours after the initial email, my mail server has finally gotten a breather. The damage? 3500 bounced emails for around 5000... |
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- Things are relatively back to normal. I'm back in my apartment; workers upstairs wake me dutifully at 8am w/ incessant... |
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- so either i just look approachable or friendly or nice or i look like i work every place i happen... |
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- After five years of being graciously and proficiently hosted by Chris, in California, the ridey.net domain now resides on the iMac here in Reigate. So far, so good. For my next trick, I will attempt to run a mail server.... |
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- Oct. 21 - John Thompson of J.W. Thompson Investments in Providence talks about the new cautious optimism around market investing. |
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- Oct. 21 - Fire inspectors converged on Cranston's police headquarters, looking for possible violations. Newschannel 10's Brian Crandall reports on what they found. |
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- Oct. 21 - Rhode Island has a new law intended to stop video voyeurism. |
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- For the second time in my adult life, I'm a metal mouth. Yes, I've got braces again. I had them... |
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- Let me clarificate. These photos are not mine. They are amatoor |
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