Another reminder: there is much more interesting activity going on on
Friendfeed than in Yahoo Groups. Friendfeed recently won the Crunchies Best New
Startup of the Year for 2008. If you're not in the FF stream, you're missing a
great deal. Most of my posts are now originating from Friendfeed.
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Allow Access to Files Anywhere, Anytime [Google Web Drive] via
Lifehacker by Kevin Purdy on 1/30/09
The Google Operating System blog points to one blogger's discovery of
text inside the Google Pack software suite that basically
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Elliott Abrams to
Parachute to Council on Foreign Relations via LobeLog.com by admin on
1/26/09
I guess this is breaking news on which I hope to have more to write
later (I have a deadline on reporting Obama’s greenhouse-related
announcements today
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Contextual Search [Downloads] via Lifehacker by The How-To Geek on
1/27/09
Firefox/IE only (Windows/Mac/Linux): Browser extension Select-n-Go
integrates inline search results into any page for quick research
without all
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Friedman thinks: a realistic Middle East strategy via Stephen M. Walt
by Stephen M. Walt on 1/26/09
Tom Friedman almost gets it, but what he leaves out is at least as
significant as what he puts in. In his column in Sunday's
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Future of Books - The New York Review of Books via Fresh and Hot from
the Diigo Community on 1/23/09
How can we navigate through the information landscape that is only
beginning to come into view? The question is more urgent
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on Mitchell Appointment via LobeLog.com by admin on 1/22/09
Intelligence analysts and diplomats must be poring over Obama’s
carefully scripted remarks today at the State Department where he
confirmed the appointment of Sen
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Stories by Twitter Links [News Aggregation] via Lifehacker by Kevin
Purdy on 1/20/09
Noting that breaking news stories move a lot faster through Twitter
than aggregation sites like Google/Yahoo News and Digg, A Yahoo BOSS
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Exoplanet May Have Been Found via Slashdot by kdawson on 1/19/09 Adam
Korbitz writes New Scientist is reporting the extrasolar planet
MOA-2007-BLG-192Lb — whose discovery was announced just last summer —
may actually be the first
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spotlight…again via Michael Gross by Michael Gross on 1/18/09
New York’s Daily News and England’s Guardian both peeked past the
doormen at 740 Park today. The News focused on Ezra Merkin, the
whipping boy du jour for the Great Recession
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via Stephen M. Walt by Stephen M. Walt on 1/14/09
In today's New York Times, Thomas Friedman offers a quasi-defense of
Israel's assault on Gaza, expressing that hope that Israel is trying
to teach Hamas a lesson similar
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East, Part II via The Nation: The Dreyfuss Report by Robert Dreyfuss on
1/14/09
'This is the second part of a five-part series on Barack Obama's Middle
East. Yesterday, Part I covered the so-called War on Terror. Today, in
Part
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Update, New Look, Better Performance [Featured Firefox Extension] via
Lifehacker by Adam Pash on 1/14/09
Popular Firefox extension Ubiquity—which adds a natural language
command line to Firefox—sees a significant update today
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Collective Intelligence via Federated Search by Sol on 1/12/09
Web 2.0 is a fascination of mine. I’m very community oriented and I’ve
watched the computer industry evolve over the past nearly thirty years.
I’m very excited about
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Super-Envoy Post May Not be Done Deal via LobeLog.com by admin on
1/10/09
I understand from various sources that Dennis Ross’ prospective status
as Middle East super-envoy and, as the WINEP memo disclosed by The
Nelson Report claimed
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via Amazon.com: Google in Books on 12/30/08
A bold and vital book that asks and answers the most urgent question of
today: What Would Google Do?
In a book that's one part prophecy, one part thought experiment, one
part
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LobeLog.com by admin on 1/8/09
Back in July, I wrote a post on this blog with the title, “Is Petraeus
Preparing to Betray the Neo-Cons?” in which I suggested that, given his
expanded geographical jurisdiction as CentCom
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Institute Reports Bigger Role for Ross via LobeLog.com by admin on
1/7/09
The matchless Nelson Report has updated the news about the prospective
appointment of Dennis Ross as Special Envoy for Iran, and the update is
even more
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LobeLog.com by admin on 1/6/09
Don’t miss Richard Perle’s comprehensive but remarkably unpersuasive
explanation in The National Interest Online of how neo-conservatives,
least of all himself, really exercised very little influence
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Thumbnail-Only YouTube Search Results [Search] via Lifehacker by Kevin
Purdy on 1/7/09
If you're looking for one particular, recognizable YouTube video amidst
a galaxy of copycats and look-alikes, Wibe7.tv offers a vast wall
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Stephen M. Walt by Stephen M. Walt on 1/5/09
Over at TPMCafe, Israel Policy Forum's M.J. Rosenberg spotlights a
telling quotation from George Orwell that is directly relevant to the
current furor over the attack on Gaza. Money
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FriendFeedLinks - Home on 1/5/09 Shared 46 times
Paul Buchheit, the ex-Googler who created Gmail, remembers how
difficult was to convince people that Gmail has the potential to become
successful.
We starting working on Gmail
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Will Get Iran File via LobeLog.com by admin on 1/5/09
Very concerning news from the very excellent Nelson Report tonight —
that Dennis Ross will become Special Envoy for Iran, reporting directly
to SecState-designate Clinton
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on Comments [Tracking] via Lifehacker by Jason Fitzpatrick on 1/4/09
YackTrack is a comment tracking service. If you've ever wondered who is
talking about a blog post or news article you can enter the URL and see
who
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the NSA, and 9/11 via 911Blogger.com - Paying Attention to 9/11 Related
Alternative News by Reprehensor on 1/4/09
(James Bamford has done another great deed for the public by revealing
the extent of the NSA's wiretapping on U.S
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Predictions for 2009 | TorrentFreak via FriendFeedLinks - Home on
1/1/09 Shared 26 times
Granted, making predictions is easy. Being right is much harder, but
I’m going to give it a try anyway. Please check back in a year and see
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Followers Think? Conduct a twtpoll And Find Out. via FriendFeedLinks -
Home on 1/2/09 Shared 32 times
One of the simplest ways to use Twitter is to conduct instant polls
among your followers. But compiling all the replies
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Everything? via FriendFeedLinks - Home on 1/1/09 Shared 25 times
Regular Radar contributor Linda Stone sent this in to be posted today.
What game-changing scientific ideas and developments do you expect to
live to see
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The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan by Andrew Sullivan on 1/2/09
Leave aside the usual huffing and puffing. Can you answer this question
for me:
Is there any other significant issue in American political life,
besides Israel
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Neo-Con Travails via LobeLog.com by admin on 1/1/09
Jacob Heilbrunn of The National Interest, which is related to the Nixon
Center, has written two very interesting articles on the plight of the
neo-cons after the Republican
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Applications for 2008 via FriendFeedLinks - Home on 12/30/08 Shared 28
times
As we bid adieu to 2008, let’s looks at some useful web applications
that really made an impact. All these apps are available online for
free and require
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via FriendFeedLinks - Home on 12/30/08 Shared 28 times
It's time for our annual predictions post, in which the ReadWriteWeb
authors look forward to what 2009 might bring in the world of Web
technology and new media.
Looking
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Breakthroughs of 2008 via FriendFeedLinks - Home on 12/25/08 Shared 20
times
The economy may be tanking, but innovation is alive and well.
When it came to products, incremental improvements were the name of the
game this year
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Iran via LobeLog.com by admin on 12/26/08
While no doubt demoralized, the neo-conservative hawks at American
Enterprise Institute (AEI) will be continuing their efforts for a major
U.S. confrontation with Iran. They’ve
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LobeLog.com by admin on 12/26/08
Scott McLeod at Time sums up the key battle, as I understand it, over
who (Dennis Ross vs. Dan Kurtzer) will get the Israel-Palestinian (and
possibly -Arab) portfolio in the Obama
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gravitational waves report for Director of National Intelligence via
KurzweilAI.net Accelerating Intelligence News on 12/23/08 A recent
report on High Frequency Gravitational Waves (HFGW) for the Office of
the Director
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Search Engines of 2008 - ReadWriteWeb via FriendFeedLinks - Home on
12/19/08 Shared 21 times
Editor's Note: This list was contributed by Charles Knight, editor of
AltSearchEngines, a former RWW network blog.
In terms of user
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God's-eye view of all human situations in unified combination via
FFHolic - Most Discussed English Entries on FriendFeed in 24 hours on
12/14/08
Things you can do from here:
- Subscribe to FFHolic - Most Discussed English Entries
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Believe via Clusterfuck Nation by Jim Kunstler by james howard kunstler
on 12/15/08
The peak oil story has not been nullified by the scramble to unload
every asset for cash -- including whomping gobs of oil contracts --
during
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of eight years of Republican rule (a few key figures): via FFHolic -
Most Discussed English Entries on FriendFeed in 24 hours on 12/15/08
Things you can do from here:
- Subscribe to FFHolic - Most Discussed English Entries
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an Answer to Google Notebook via Slashdot by timothy on 12/14/08 An
anonymous reader writes Microsoft's Live Labs have introduced a new
service that lets users collect snippets of information from Web sites
and share
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Much Does Google Know About You? via Amazon.com: Google in Books on
12/8/08
What Does Google Know about You? And Who Are They Telling?
When you use Google’s “free” services, you pay, big time–with personal
information about
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Includes Magazines [Google Book Search] via Lifehacker by Gina Trapani
on 12/9/08
Google announces that its Book Search engine now includes magazine
archives in its results, in full-color, page-to-page, browseable
format
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: You: The big vision:
parse and plug the conceptual content from all the books, articles and
databases in the world into a single unified semantic knowledgebase.
(via FriendFeed) via FriendFeed on 12/6/08 You posted a message “The
big vision: parse
Reminder to subscribers here: most of the discussion on this list is now
occurring on Friendfeed. If you haven't discovered Friendfeed yet, you're
missing out on the next big wave in social and discussion media.
--- On Sat, 12/6/08, Sean McBride [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Sean McBride
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and NPR's On Point with Tom Ashbrook by Hilary Barngrove McQuilkin on
12/8/08
Employees of the National Security Agency sit in the Threat Operations
Center in Fort Meade, Md. (AP File Photo/Evan Vucci)
Cyber insecurity
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Conservatism via The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan by Andrew Sullivan
on 12/2/08
This is a typically concise and brilliant summation of the problem from
Richard Posner. And this paragraph helps lay out the depth of the
challenge
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Do the math. Please.
via AltSearchEngines by Charles Knight on 11/30/08 Percentage of U.S.
searches among leading search engine providers:
Domain October 2007
October 2008
www.google.com 64.49%
71.70%
search.yahoo.com 21.65%
17.74
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Revisionism: Tom Friedman tries to hide his very big stick via Salon:
Glenn Greenwald by Glenn Greenwald on 11/30/08
With a new administration ascending to power in a matter of weeks,
witnessing Beltway denizens desperately scampering
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The Washington Note on 11/30/08
The first blog post I did over four years ago at The Washington Note
had to do with the subject of war profiteering and players in the
national security establishment that were making money from
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Google Wikipedia? Webzzle via AltSearchEngines by Charles Knight on
11/29/08 Why should you use Webzzle?
Simply to explore the knowledge Web, the meaning based collaborative
Web, with one click.
What can I use Webzzle for?
All
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your books on line via TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home by Paul Biba on
11/29/08
Whatever you might think of Amazon, you certainly have to admit that
they are clever. They now have something called Amazon Upgrade which
allows
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: E-books mean more than
just digital text via TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home by Paul Biba on
11/28/08
We most often think of e-books as digitized text coupled with a
convenient reading medium. But there is a lot more to e-books than that
if you use
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2: From the Wilderness' Peak Oil Blog by FTW admin on 11/28/08 HELPING
US ALL UNDERSTAND HOW TO WORK BETTER TOGETHER – MORE ON CHECHNYA AND
MUMBAI
(I have asked Jenna to put this on the Main Page and added new material
from
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Realists to Reign? via AntiWar.com by Jim Lobe on 11/28/08 Excerpt:
Less than two months before taking office, President-elect Barack Obama
is making clear that realists -- some more identified with Republicans
and the military
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on AIPAC and the Neocons Frontally via Mondoweiss by Philip Weiss on
11/27/08
I said earlier this week that I was going to get to Jeremy Ben-Ami's
comments at the Jewish antiwar conference of last Sunday. Ben-Ami is
the brains
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Most Thankful For - Lifehacker via RSSmeme by Gina Trapani on 11/27/08
Shared 151 times Tagged Downloads (6117) Feature (7425) free (3053)
Free Software (398) Open Source (3029) thanksgiving (645) Top (14952)
Dear free software
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Rumsfeld's unknown unknowns via Short Sharp Science by Tom Simonite on
11/26/08
The Bush administration will soon be history. But we may be left with a
computerised version of former defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld
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“The New Pearl Harbor Revisited” rated “Pick of the Week” by Publishers
Weekly via 911Blogger.com - Paying Attention to 9/11 Related
Alternative News by Reprehensor on 11/25/08
David Ray Griffin’s “The New Pearl Harbor Revisited
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Invention: Personal
life mapper via KurzweilAI.net Accelerating Intelligence News on
11/24/08 University of Massachusetts researchers have
patented personal information maps that cluster related documents and
information, and superimpose the results
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Query Engine via AltSearchEngines by Charles Knight on 11/24/08
Founded in 1993 by Stewart Clamen, the continually growing site
provides a searchable index of all published and available movie
reviews. As the premiere search
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Fast Search Mashup with Keyboard Shortcuts [Search Engines] via
Lifehacker by Adam Pash on 11/24/08
Web site keyboardr is an as-you-type search mashup of Google (including
blog and image search), Wikipedia, and YouTube
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Eggheads To Its Cloud With Free Access To Scientific Data (AMZN) via
Alley Insider by Eric Krangel on 11/22/08
A new feature for the Amazon's (AMZN) EC2? The cloud computing
community is abuzz today over Public Data Sets coming soon
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Technium on 11/22/08
We were once People of the Book but now we are becoming People of
Screen. But to complete this transformation in full we need a set of
tools which will allow us to manipulate, create, and process moving
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Google Personalizes
Search with SearchWiki via KurzweilAI.net Accelerating Intelligence
News on 11/20/08 Google has introduced a new feature called SearchWiki
that will allow people (in a gradual rollout to all users) to modify
and save
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Cognitive Computing Contract via Alex Constantine's Blacklist by Alex
Constantine on 11/19/08 The contract was just handed out to IBM, but
it's certain that cognitive computing already exists in the classified
sector. DARPA works
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Brzezinski Tell Obama Israel/Palestine Is Issue #1 via Mondoweiss by
Philip Weiss on 11/21/08
A forceful piece in today's Washington Post by the realists:
We believe that the Arab-Israeli peace process is one issue that
requires
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leap to LeapFish? via AltSearchEngines by Charles Knight on 11/21/08
LeapFish, a multi-dimensional search aggregator, announced today the
launch of its beta search engine, LeapFish.com, that promises to
conveniently surprise
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to its popularity via TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home by Paul Biba on
11/21/08
In a project that I am sure is close to David’s heart, Europeana opened
on November 20. Here is the object of the site, as stated on its Web
site
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Computer via KurzweilAI.net Accelerating Intelligence News on 11/19/08
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has awarded a $4.9
million grant to five universities and IBM Research for the first phase
of an ambitious
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Pipl Updates, Offers
Better Organized Stalking [People Search] via Lifehacker by Adam Pash
on 11/19/08
Previously mentioned people search engine Pipl has updated with a
slightly tweaked look and better, more organized results. In a quick
comparison
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Obama Camp via AntiWar.com by Philip Giraldi on 11/18/08 Excerpt:
Barack Obama's first appointment, that of Chicago Congressman Rahm
Emanuel as his chief of staff, is quite frankly unsettling and suggests
that voters who had hoped
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Care If 9/11 Was An Inside Job via infowarsnews at Yahoo! Groups by
Paul Joseph Watson on 11/18/08 Howard Zinn: I Don't Care If 9/11 Was
An Inside Job Another gatekeeper illustrates the intellectual cowardice
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Prophesy of economic
collapse 'coming true' via KurzweilAI.net Accelerating Intelligence
News on 11/18/08 A real-world analysis of a controversial prediction
made 30 years ago in the book Limits to Growth concludes that economic
growth cannot
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Search Engine via AltSearchEngines by Charles Knight on 11/17/08
Today there are more low-quality video cameras–surveillance and traffic
cameras, cell-phone cameras and webcams–than ever before. But modern
search engines can’t
low resolution to large file high resolution) for free and
rapid download here:
http://www.archive. org/details/ ThePowerOfNightm ares
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 04:31:48PM -0800, Sean McBride wrote:
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Here it is - search
your web history
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Jews--Demme's Documentary via Mondoweiss by Philip Weiss on 11/16/08
A friend gave me the documentary, Man From Plains, about Jimmy Carter's
2006 book tour for Palestine Peace Not Apartheid. It came out a year
ago. My wife and I
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Benjamin Emanuel entry via Signs of the Times on 11/15/08 Wikipedia has
deleted Rahm Emanuel's father's page. Benjamin M. Emanuel's entry was
recommended for deletion shortly after Obama named the younger Emanuel
as his Chief
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Novel via Alex Constantine's Blacklist by Alex Constantine on 11/15/08
By JIM RUTENBERG
April 30, 2007
“What’s your favorite novel?” is a perennial campaign question, the
answer to which presumably gives insight
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Powerful Supercomputer via Slashdot by ScuttleMonkey on 11/14/08
Protoclown writes The National Center for Computational Sciences
(NCCS), located at Oak Ridge National Labs (ORNL) in Tennessee, has
upgraded the Jaguar
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Human Extinction via Slashdot by kdawson on 11/14/08 wiredog sends in a
study from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Center For
Biosecurity, assessing risks of human extinction and the costs of
preventing
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ITEMS: PICTURES!!! via RSSmeme by Phil Plait on 11/13/08
Shared 121 times Tagged astronomy (637) Cool Stuff (786) Pretty
pictures (167) Science (4088)
This is incredible: For the first time, ever, astronomers have captured
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Take in a New Point of
View at Big Think [Video] via Lifehacker by Jason Fitzpatrick on
11/15/08
If You Tube had an overly-intellectual kid brother who preferred Noam
Chomsky to Naruto, that brother would be Big Think. Big Think is a web
site built
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: IREON – the German
gateway for Search via AltSearchEngines by Guest Author on 11/15/08
The database “World Affairs Online” is a joint venture of German think
tanks, for example the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik” in Berlin,
and is offered since
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Hope dives right into
DeepDyve, should you? via AltSearchEngines by Hope Leman on 11/14/08
Okay, here I am at home today and away from the firewalled,
database-rich environment of my usual medical library setting. That was
also the case a few weeks
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The Technium on 11/14/08
The technium is not an inert surface, but an active force in our lives.
Our inner lives are shaped by our language and alphabet, by our tools
of seeing, by our notions of laws and justice – all of which
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: ”800 Newspapers from
NewspaperDirect now available on iRex Digital Reader’ via TeleRead:
Bring the E-Books Home by David Rothman on 11/13/08
A Kindle, iPhone or a big-screen iRex or other device—which would you
rather read an e-newspaper on? It’s
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Obama’s Mideast Team –
Who’s In, Who’s Not In (Yet), Who’s Probably Out via The Magnes Zionist
by [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jerry Haber) on 11/11/08
N.B. The following post is based on conversations I have had in the
last few days with folks who are close
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Jarvis gloating about the death of print? - By Ron Rosenbaum - Slate
Magazine via FFHolic - Most Discussed English Entries on FriendFeed in
24 hours on 11/12/08
Things you can do from here:
- Subscribe to FFHolic - Most
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goes public on 9/11 doubts http://corbettreport.com/ via 911blogger.com
- Paying Attention to 9/11 Related Alternative News by Joe on 11/11/08
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB3qqixEzAg
http://corbettreport.com/
Another UN
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to Nuclear Weapons Push May Have Been Fabricated via CommonDreams.org
Headlines by jon on 11/11/08
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has obtained evidence
suggesting that documents which have been described
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Top Ten Forecasts For
The Next 20 Years via KurzweilAI.net Accelerating Intelligence News on
11/10/08 Everything you say and do will be recorded by 2030, and by the
late 2010s, ubiquitous, unseen nanodevices will provide seamless
communication
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: WorldCat - 1.2 Billion
items in 10,000 libraries! via AltSearchEngines by Charles Knight on
11/11/08
WorldCat - Search for items in libraries:
What is WorldCat?
WorldCat is the world’s largest network of library content and
services. WorldCat
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Mobile Phones With Full HD, 1 GHz Processor Frequency By 2012 via
KurzweilAI.net Accelerating Intelligence News on 11/10/08 Mobile phones
will be equipped with 12 MP to 20 MP cameras with full HD capability by
2012 via 100Mbps
Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Future Phones to Read
Your Voice, Gestures via KurzweilAI.net Accelerating Intelligence News
on 11/9/08 Five years from now, it is likely that the mobile phone you
will be holding will be a smooth, sleek brick -- a piece of metal and
plastic
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updates via TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home by David Rothman on
11/10/08
Wikipedia is almost like a wire service these days, with near-instant
updates reflecting such events as election results. Excerpt from New
York Times:
True
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Israel Lobby in the Cabinet: Kennedy to Obama - WZBC via Institute for
Research: Middle Eastern Policy on 11/10/08 Radio host Sherif S. Fam
interviewed Grant Smith on WZBC Cambridge, Massachusetts. During the
Sunday morning
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Translating Feeds Automatically [RSS] via Lifehacker by Jackson West on
11/10/08
Google Reader and Google Translate have teamed up to bring a neat new
feature — you can choose to have feeds in Google Reader
machine-translated
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Buchheit): Mini nuclear plants to power 20,000 homes | Environment |
The Observer (via FriendFeed) via FriendFeed on 11/9/08 bob (friend of
Paul Buchheit) posted a link Mini nuclear plants to power 20,000 homes
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Captures New 27 Megapixel Deep Field via Slashdot by Soulskill on
11/9/08 xyz writes European Southern Observatory's Very Large
Telescope has captured the deepest ground based U-band image of the
universe yet. The image contains
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