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- John Ashbery just keeps getting better and better. I was stopped in my tracks while trying to race through the March 25 issue of the NYRB by this magnificent poem:IGNORANCE OF THE LAW IS NO EXCUSE We were warned about... |
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- $25,000,000,000? Nope. $50,000,000,000 plus. |
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- The Guardian conducted an entertaining, if not entirely scientific, test of the relative speeds at which facts could be ascertained in Google, by calling someone and at a library. [slashdot] [comments] |
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- it's gonna get worse before it gets better: i read there's gonna be a video emerging pretty soon ('the shitheads who did this are selling pics & videos'). if you were the prez and just found out about things on TV that you should have known about at least 30 ... |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Apr 2004): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Apr 2004): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- Public discussion forums: Open Discussion, Help |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tour-de-Newsaggregator: Many-to-Many: Un-Linked In (Clay Shirky) Dienstraum zu Onlinejournalismus Wortfeld: Play it again, dradio.de! |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- Daniel, Your post also overlooks the fact that it simply costs more |
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- I'm a sucker for contemporary mountings, this is one of my |
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- The government rejected over-the-counter sales of morning-after birth control on Thursday because of concern about young teenagers' use of the pills. But regulators left open the possibility they will reconsider. |
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- Bush Promises to Reassure Palestinians Under pressure from Jordan's King Abdullah, U.S. President Bush said Thursday he would reassure the Palestinians in writing of his commitment to ensuring a "just peace" with Israel despite his recent pledges favoring the Jewish state. Ma'ariv has more. |
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- Almost definitely October. Almost. And (almost) likely to be in New York City. Very likely to be in Manhattan, or Brooklyn. Highly unlikely to be in Staten Island, or the Bronx. |
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- Helping the new EU Member States improve the postal delivery chain between new and established EU countries, CAPERS has given postal operators within these states the ability to measure postal performance and take action to deal with shortcomings. |
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- Managing the explosion of Europe's online travel market requires flexible systems that incorporate niche offers with legacy systems. DAFNE's Europe-wide infrastructure enables spontaneous cooperation among online applications on different networks. |
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- "We have put MBS&QR [Model-based Systems and Qualitative Reasoning] technologies into everything from cars to pacemakers; gas turbines to ecological models," says Iain Russell proudly. |
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- Notio: I have registered for the Open Space Giving Confernce. I'm planning to stay at the Palmer House, and very elegant hotel that is (apparently) just across the street. Here is what I wrote as a personal intro: I am... |
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- Glenn Fleishman says:... ... ... NBC has scheduled the final broadcast of Friends to start tonight at 8.59 p. |
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- The technology behind directional sound is coming of age. Can the inventors dodge shortcomings and lawsuits to bring the technology to a widespread audience? |
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NZBGet (May 06 2004 23:57 GMT) - nzbd... |
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- "After a horrible Windows virus infection last year, I moved from Windows to Linux. Fed up..."... |
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- I guess my redesign is about complete. As with all of the designs I make, I am very happy with how this one turned out, and think it is the best yet. I'll think that till I design something else.... |
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- Kevin Drum is covering the continuing scandal of Abu Ghreib - here and here are... |
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- The news, it moves too fast. Turning our attention once again to the on-going lawsuit over same-sex marriage in Oregon, KGW reports that the state has filed a motion (pdf) seeking a "partial stay of judgement" -- specifically, putting a hold on Judge Frank L. Bearden's ruling that the state must register existing same-sex marriages that had been performed in Multnomah County: "We understand that a stay of this portion... |
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- Jose from Spain writes in response to this post: I just wanted to comment on the logo thing on the bases. Here in Spain, where soccer is the most important sport, they have had ads on their shirts for ages.... |
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- Conservatives propose formal division PITTSBURGH - Conservatives in the United Methodist... |
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- [blog.sk] - Milujem tento typ skladieb... |
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- [blog.sk] - Táto kominácia mi nesedí... |
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- [blog.sk] - Ešte stále som asi dosť naivný. Nie a nie pochopiť, že prečo by veci, za ktoré si platíme v daniach, mali fungovať. Stále do nekonečna musím krútiť hlavou a presvedčiť sa na vlastnej koži, že je skutočne jednoduché urobiť veci nefunkčné alebo aspoň komplikované. |
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- I wrote awhile back about Gmail as an ad hoc, kick ass knowledge management tool. Lawyers typically subscribe to an avalanche of email newsletters and summaries of new developments (like these from FindLaw, or this from the LACBA, or these from TechnoLawyer). Sure, soon you'll just scan such material in an aggregator and decide what if anything is worth reading. But suppose you're too time strapped even for that. Suppose you never want to read this sort of thing until the precise moment you need it to answer a question for yourself, a colleague, or a client. |
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- Caught Off-Guard LA Times May 6 2004... |
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- We're Havin' A Party Tonight I'm having a "We're Not Watching Friends" party. Oh, Ross and Rachel aren't invited. File under Stuff That Don't Fit Anywhere Else. |
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