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More CST info (Dec 11 2003 23:59 GMT) - If the last post wasn't enough information on what's up with CST, check out the proposal from our documentation team |
the iCite net development blog
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Long line for Apples (Dec 11 2003 23:59 GMT) - I thought this would be kind-of trivial, but it is actually amazing: The Longest Line, a video of the line of people waiting to get in to the new Ginza Apple store in Tokyo (via Joi Ito). (I am about to buy my first Mac in 18 years, so I am all into the Mac mystique again!) |
Hawaiian Music News From NahenaheNet
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Na Hoku Hanohano 2004 Announcements (Dec 11 2003 23:59 GMT) - I spoke to Bonnie at the HARA office, who passed on this info: In order for a release to be eligible for the 2004 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, it must be released (i.e., available in stores) by December 31, 2003. The deadline for nominating a release and getting it on the preliminary ballot for the 2004 awards is January 31, 2004. |
Gullibility isn't in the dictionary
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Born-again chatroom spies (Dec 11 2003 23:59 GMT) - There’s that nasty old cliché that nobody knows if you are a dog on the web. Nobody also knows if you are a born-again Christian spying on people in chatrooms. Gary here might be checking your IP address next time... |
linkfilter.net
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Thomas Edison's machine to communicate with the dead (Dec 11 2003 23:59 GMT) - In October of 1920, an article appeared in American Magazine entitled "Edison Working to Communicate with the Next World". This was one of the many magazines who were trying to confirm that Edison was indeed attempting to communicate with the dead. "I do claim that it is possible to construct an apparatus which will be so delicate that if there are personalities in another existence who wish to get in touch with us... |
LISNews.com
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Librarian Tarot? (Dec 11 2003 23:59 GMT) - bentley writes "Library Girl wonders: "Why not Librarian Tarot? Wheel of Fortune could be a search engine. High Priest is Melvil Dewey or Ragananthan. High Priestess is Hypatia of Alexandria. |
LISNews.com
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Stupid URL tricks (Dec 11 2003 23:59 GMT) - I'll bet the Library of Congress never intended to put THIS on their web page. How is it done? The funny-looking codes at the end of the URL spell out the subversive message. You can use an obfuscator to create these codes. Lesson for library webmasters: |
UtterlyBoring.com
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"This is a story of a famous dog" (Dec 11 2003 23:58 GMT) - For the dog that chases its tail will be dizzy These are clapping dogs, rhythmic dogs Harmonic dogs, house dogs, street dogs Dog of the world unite I don't know, George, you're starting to look like a spray-painted dog yourself: George Clinton gets busted on a cocaine charge, claims innocence. Mug shot from Smoking Gun. |
DailyTipple Wine News
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Polyphenols in Red Wine help Fight Heart Disease (Dec 11 2003 23:58 GMT) - It has long been known that red wine helps keep arteries clean. The question has always been, how? Was it the antioxidants in the red wine? New research at the William Harvey Research Institute, published in Nature magazine, points to the polyphenols which come from the skins of red grapes. |
DailyTipple Wine News
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Explore the Waiheke wine trail (Dec 11 2003 23:58 GMT) - Waiheke Island is home to several boutique wineries that produce high-quality wines, many of which are produced in limited quantities and can be bought only on Waiheke or in selected restaurants around the world. |
Gadgetopia
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In Defense of Google (Dec 11 2003 23:58 GMT) - Google Sniping Inappropriate, Ungrateful: This is really refreshing — a spirited defense of Google. Google has done really great work for everyone, and we tend to look at it as a public service, like Google owes us all something. We... |
Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog
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BPEL Resources (Dec 11 2003 23:57 GMT) - If you've been wanting to explore BPEL, Grand Central Communications has added BPEL support to their network and put together a collection of resources on their developer site. The site include some sample scripts. You can sign up for developer accounts at Grand Central for free, so you should be able to learn about BPEL without buying or installing any software---a pretty good deal. |
ShortDaddy
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The Foundations of Science (Dec 11 2003 23:57 GMT) - Chuck Colson recently wrote an article on the supposed conflict between science and Christianity. The article, We’ve Been Lied To: Christianity and the Rise of Science, discusses some of the most common misconceptions regarding scientific thought, Christianity, and the Enlightenment.... |
The Cosby Sweater
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Kazaa says it wants a Revolution (Dec 11 2003 23:57 GMT) - From an open letter (paid ad) in RollingStone this week from Kazaa's Sharman Networks to the record and film industries: What is the Kazaa Revolution? Across the globe, people young and old have formed a dynamic new community. Technology has... |
JS Online
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Heartland accused of fraud by SEC (Dec 11 2003 23:57 GMT) - Milwaukee-based Heartland Advisors Inc., which manages $1.4 billion for institutional clients, was sued by U.S. regulators for civil fraud over mispricing shares in two high-yield bond funds, while Chief Executive William Nasgovitz and three other officials were accused of insider trading. |
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