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- SiliconValley.com Nov 30 2003 5:30PM ET... |
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- ABCNEWS.com Nov 30 2003 5:35PM ET... |
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- AP via Florida Times-Union Nov 30 2003 5:36PM ET... |
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- AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer Nov 30 2003 5:36PM ET... |
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- AP via The Ledger Nov 30 2003 5:39PM ET... |
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- AP via Daily Press Nov 30 2003 5:43PM ET... |
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- Canadian Press via Canada.com Nov 30 2003 5:17PM ET... |
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- Last week Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows made some bold claims about Mac OS X and Longhorn, an upcoming version of Windows. The X vs. XP site, which claims to compare OS X and Windows XP in an unbiased manner, responds: “ |
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- Ya que parece inevitable tener hinos y banderas, al menos deberiamos escogerlos bien. |
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- Non chiedetemi perché l'ho fatto: basti sapere che l'ho fatto. Ero triste, scazzato, depresso: ho deciso quindi un suicidio mediatico. Sono andato a vedere C'era una volta in Messico. |
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- Demonstrations and actions against OVSE-summit |
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- Pop Idol winner Will Young shot to the top of the charts tonight as the race for Christmas number one hots up. |
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- BBC bosses have created a new chart - for bands that have never made it into the charts. |
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- Robbie Williams and Westlife are among stars who have donated gifts for a record-breaking Christmas stocking. |
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- The bicycle flight at the end of E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial has been named the most magical movie moment of all time. |
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- If admirers of former US President Ronald Reagan didn't like a television movie about him after reading leaked snippets of a script, their opinion isn't likely to change after seeing the final product. |
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- Does anyone have a good TV torrent site? Suprnova doesn't seem to work for me (cannot connect to the tracker). |
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- Koleen Brooks Two years ago today, I first quoted then mayor of Georgetown, Colorado, Koleen Brooks. She's now facing charges of felony theft, with her trial set to begin next week. |
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- I spent the day today painting, then knitting and watching Friday the 13th, parts II and III. I remember seeing part II but I had forgotten half the crap that happened in it. Here's a little trivia based on the movies today [note: the answers are in the extended entry] -- In which movie does Jason adopt his trademark hockey mask?Before he wears a hockey mask, what does Jason wear on his face? |
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- a cura della coop naturalia (g.angeloni,m.cavallucci) situazione: come avevamo accennato nel precedente bollettino del 27 nov. , che dobbiamo purtroppo... |
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- New England’s 38-34 victory results from stopping James at 1 |
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- RB rushes for three TDs in 48-17 rout of Central-leading Vikes |
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- Philadelphia takes NFC East lead with 25-16 win over Carolina |
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- Commodore 64 Emulator For Your Palm Pilot [Slashdot] |
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- A picture gallery of one of those actresses that I occasionally wonder: "whatever happened to her?" |
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- Nielsen analysis of Friendster traffic is interesting. They've found that the average visitor spends almost two hours on the site or twice as long as the top personals sites which still attract three or four times as much traffic. Thanks to Danah Boyd's blog: "The member community format is quickly becoming a popular social network on the web," said Lauren Taub, Internet analyst, Nielsen/NetRatings. "Friendster's growth is impressive, but it is too early to tell if its early success is explained... |
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- Danah Boyd, a grad student at Berkeley (you can read her blogs Connected Selves and Zephoria ) is featured in this New York Times story (registration required) on this Friendster /social networking expert with some interesting things to say about this phenomenon based on Lawrence Lessig's language. Her irrepressible observations have made her a social-network guru for the programmers and venture capitalists who swarm around Friendster and its competitors.... Ms. Boyd explained Friendster this... |
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- A very iteresting HBS Working Knowledge article by David Gergen on what kind of leader Geroge W. Bush is: We have seen this kind of tough, decisive leadership before—in Jack Welch at General Electric, George Patton on the battlefield, Bobby Knight on the basketball court. But we don't often see this brand of leadership in the presidency, and it very much runs against the grain of current leadership studies. Bill Clinton, for example, was studiously non-hierarchical and would look at every... |
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- Amusing snippet from the Monopoly story in the Harvard Business School Working Knowledge. "In a bet-the-company strategy in 1935, Parker Brothers decided to put everything it had behind its new game, Monopoly. Good move. An excerpt from The Game Makers." Demand climbed to 35,000 games a week. |
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