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Dan and Angi Have Something to Say
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Not really eradicated (Mar 31 2004 22:59 GMT) - When I was a kid, my mother often commented that she was frustrated that no doctors would give the smallpox vaccine. It wasn't available because smallpox had been eradicated, and smallpox only existed in two places on earth - at... |
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Hanging With Their Own Rope (Mar 31 2004 22:59 GMT) - The GOP is accusing the Kerry campaign of illegally using soft money to buy ads in key markets by coordinating with groups like MoveOn.org in ad buys. One third-party ad focused on Kerry's economic plan, despite the fact that Kerry... |
PISA
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William Faulkner (Mar 31 2004 22:59 GMT) - Ein in deutschen Landen nicht ganz soooo bekannter Schriftsteller ist William Faulkner. Geboren wurde er am 25.09.1897 in New Albany (Mississippi, USA). Er stammte aus einer Pflanzerfamilie aus den Südstaaten und lebte ab 1926 bis zu seinem Tode al... |
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There is Nothing Like a Book (Mar 31 2004 22:59 GMT) - Over the years, commentators on media et al (Marshall McLuhan among them) have offered their opinions on the way we perceive ideas. Here's a reminder about the physicality of books from an author at Michigan Technological University and how they change our perception of our universe. John Holmond's concern is that "It is important to ask what is lost by using computers because there is a chance that what is lost may be lost forever." |
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The Patriot Act Is Your Friend (Mar 31 2004 22:59 GMT) - Wired Is Running A Piece in which Viet Dinh is interviewed. They say he has been called a "political pit bull" and "a foot soldier" for Attorney General John Ashcroft. But the 36-year-old author of the Patriot Act prefers to be called an "attendant of freedom." "I have the utmost respect for those who engage in this (national conversation), even when I am unfairly maligned because those persons are willing to engage in order to advance the national conversation and contribute meaningfully to our process of governance. Somebody once said that democracy is not a spectator sport. |
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Bangalore: Bibliophilesacirc;€™ heaven (Mar 31 2004 22:59 GMT) - An Anonymous Patron sends us this story cluing us in that Bangalore is a haven for book-lovers. The article mentions the legendary book fair, Kolkata Boi Mela, and discusses several excellent bookstores in depth. I think we all need to check this story out for ourselves... |
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Google Adds New Search Features (Mar 31 2004 22:59 GMT) - search engine web sends us info on Google's new search tools, including Personalized Web Search, Web Alerts, and Numrange Search (enables you to pull up relevant results that fall between any two numbers you choose). There are also a number of new wireless options. See http://www. google. |
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Religion as mainstream pop culture (Mar 31 2004 22:59 GMT) - MSNBC Reports from yellow pages with just Christian vendors, to gyms where members pump iron with God’s word as inspiration — in a country where at least 40 percent of Americans claim they read the Bible at least once a day — religion sells. More popular than Harry Potter in some parts of America, “Glorious Appearing” is a work of fiction, based on Scriptures in the bible. This book, the final in a series of 12, was once considered part of a niche market. But now, with more than 40 million sold, Tuesday the books went on sale at that most mainstream of stores, Wal-Mart. |
Ecademy: user blogs
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CMS - Content Management Systems [Andy Derkacz] (Mar 31 2004 22:58 GMT) - Web & Internet Technologies Content Management Systems I been a user, designer and developer of Content Management Systems (CMS) for years and have recently been investigating the current "Open Source"market leaders. The following 4 CMS's have similar levels of functionality. Drupal postnuke phpnuke ezcontents These are all open source LAMP systems using Apache MySql & PHP. You can check these out at http://www. |
Ecademy: user blogs
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CMS - Content Management Systems [Andy Derkacz] (Mar 31 2004 22:58 GMT) - Web & Internet Technologies Content Management Systems I been a user, designer and developer of Content Management Systems (CMS) for years and have recently been investigating the current "Open Source"market leaders. The following 4 CMS's have similar levels of functionality. Drupal postnuke phpnuke ezcontents These are all open source LAMP systems using Apache MySql & PHP. You can check these out at http://www. |
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