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smart music kiosk (Jun 01 2004 00:59 GMT) - 'sick of hitting fast forward to find your favourite bars of a song?' masataka goto has invented smart music kiosk, a programme that can jump straight to the chorus or verse of whatever. he hopes it will ultimately enhance conventional CD and digital music systems, which now only recognise the ... |
ology dot org
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George Lakoff talks smart about ... (Jun 01 2004 00:59 GMT) - George Lakoff talks smart about why conservatives kick the ass of progressives in the national debate. [Via Scripting News] In a nutshell, it's because conservatives control how the issues are framed, because they're the only ones bothering to do it. Dear progressives: get the sticks out of your asses and get in the game, because we're losing. For example, until I read that article, I didn't understand there was an intentional difference between using the term "liberal" and "progressive. |
Blogging Roller
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The SourceBeat blogs. (Jun 01 2004 00:58 GMT) - I've got to say, the SourceBeat blogs, which are all hosted on JRoller, look great. Here is a list of the active SourceBeat author blogs, RSS feeds, and topics: Matt Raible [RSS]: Spring Rick Hightower [RSS]: Struts James Goodwil [RSS]: |
Outside the Beltway
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You Are What You Eat (Jun 01 2004 00:56 GMT) - Radley Balko has a short piece in the current TIME arguing against government intervention in the “obesity crisis.” The upshot:* Whodda’ |
queen of cups
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I've Got A New Brother!! (Jun 01 2004 00:53 GMT) - Not the kind you're thinking, however. We finally decided to purchase a laser printer. Our ink jet has produced crappy quality for a long time now, and we did all the requisite things to clean the drums, etc. Eamon finally... |
The Fat Guy
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Whew (Jun 01 2004 00:49 GMT) - It has been one LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG weekend here at Rancho Boracho. I barely finished a case of beer since Thursday, simply because getting up at 6 in the aye-emm and running around doing chores till 8 or 9 every night makes one less tempted to tipple. I still did get through a case, but mainly because it's Keystone Light, a most excellent day beer. We've had good weather, hot weather, with only a smattering of rain on Friday morning. Now it looks like we've got a big thunderboomer moving in, and that's cool as can be. |
DartLog
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If you're reading this (Jun 01 2004 00:49 GMT) - thank a teacher. If you're reading this in English, and not German, thank a veteran.Happy Memorial Day. God Bless our Troops.Also, in memoriam, Taps here. |
GameAddiction
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Brothers in Arms Gets VFW Endorsement (Jun 01 2004 00:48 GMT) - Ubisoft, one of our favorite video game publishers, has issued a press release announcing a special endorsement for their upcoming D-Day specific video game, "Brother in Arms". The endorsement came from the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Foundation, an organization... |
Quotidian Doom
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Job Suckers (Jun 01 2004 00:46 GMT) - Not one, but two recent articles from the Times about work. One says those lazy no good overacheiving kids won’t... |
Ted's Radio Weblog
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The challenges of modern IT (Jun 01 2004 00:39 GMT) - Worm Lays Waste To IT's Defenses. "With preventive initiatives slowed by corporate bureaucracy, the IT infrastructure becomes easy prey for the Sasser worm." from Computerworld News. This is a good tale of how it really works down in the trenches, with communication issues, bureaucracy and uncooperative groups making security a difficult challenge. |
Associated Press headlines via GoUpstate.com
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Oldest Person Dies at 114 in Puerto Rico (Jun 01 2004 00:37 GMT) - Ramona Trinidad Iglesias Jordan, who at age 114 was recognized as the world's oldest person, has died after a bout with pneumonia, her family said Monday. Iglesias died Saturday in a nursing home in San Juan, said Rene Matos, a great nephew who lives in El Paso, Texas. She was three months from turning 115. |
DartLog
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Department Heads Against Gazzaniga (Jun 01 2004 00:36 GMT) - According to an article in the Valley News, Dartmouth's department heads gave a vote of no confidence in Dean of the Faculty Michael Gazzaniga. The whole story is, unfortunately, not online. |
Blogator.com
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Newsletter GameStar Plus červen 2004 (Jun 01 2004 00:35 GMT) - [Webmagazín Net-mag.cz] - Zveřejňujeme pro vás ve spolupráci s IDG Czech další číslo virtuálního zpravodaje GameStar Newsletter Plus, který vám přináší řadu tipů, triků a novinek ze světa počítačových her. Tentokrát v něm naleznete rozhovor se členy redakce GameStaru, informace o nejprodávanějších hrách, obsahu nového GameStaru, nových cheatech, on-line hokejové lize, možnosti dostat za vysvědčení plnou hru zdarma a další novinky a zajímavosti. (by Radim Hasalík (externista)) |
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Mobile Wallets for 1 Billion People (Jun 01 2004 00:32 GMT) - DigitaLife2004, a Consumer Electronics exhibition to be held in the Melbourne Exhibition Centre, will offer its patrons the ability to carry their wallets, digitally, inside their mobile phones. |
Mrs. du Toit
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In Memoriam (Jun 01 2004 00:29 GMT) - What We Owe I cannot give you back your son. I cannot stop your pain. I cannot undo what was done, Only assure it was not in vain. Is that enough? We think aloud. |
The Conjecturer
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In Memoriam (Jun 01 2004 00:21 GMT) - Mark Steyn's column today is excellent.There is something not just ridiculous but unbecoming about a hyperpower 300 million strong whose elites -- from the deranged former vice president down -- want the outcome of a war, and the fate of... |
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The History of Memorial Day (Jun 01 2004 00:19 GMT) - My 6 year old daughter asked me today why it was a holiday. Maybe you have been asked the same question. Here is some more information for the curious. Memorial Day is much more than a three-day weekend that... |
MXL: everything sexy
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sky high (Jun 01 2004 00:18 GMT) - How high is too high? Trop haut, c'est quoi? Find out more, visit http://www.candiheels. |
markroxberry.net
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Who Needs an Architect - Thoughts (Jun 01 2004 00:18 GMT) - "In most successful software projects, the expert developers working on that project have a shared understanding of the system design. This shared understanding is called ‘architecture.’ This understanding includes how the system is divided into components and how the components interact through interfaces. |
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System converts smokestack heat to electricity (Jun 01 2004 00:17 GMT) - A system designed to capture waste heat from industrial smokestacks and turn it into electricity could significantly boost the efficiency of power stations, drastically cutting carbon emissions, its inventors claim. It could also reduce the amount of toxic pollution released into the atmosphere. |
35togo
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Temple ceiling. Hsinchu, Taiwan (Jun 01 2004 00:14 GMT) - Didn't catch the name of this particular temple in downtown Hsinchu. The incense has an interesting effect on all the objects the smoke touches, changing the colour over time. It's one of the things I like about this particular temple, the contrasts between the bright reds and the browns. I like downtown areas like Hsinchu's. It's a shame that so many have failed for the cold fake allure of the shopping mall. |
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