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Saving a Reef for the Fish, and the
People

Saving a Reef for the Fish, and the
People 05/31/2004 05:31 PM
The Gladden Spit Marine Reserve in Belize is an example of conservation that focuses on small, valuable areas and recognizes that humans are part of the environment.

Saving the already-saved Social Security
system

Saving the already-saved Social Security
system 02/01/2005 09:14 PM
I received some feedback via email regarding my post, No smoking gun in Iraq from January 13th. One reader wrote: Gee, I remember back in 1998 the Clintons and just about every Democrat in Congress were screaming that the budget "surplus" should only be used to "save Social Security." If you believe Social Security needed saving back then and doesn’t now then you must believe it has already been saved. Well, who saved it? Clinton didn’t do anything, so the only answer can be George W. Bush. So following the logic of the Democratic talking points that Social Security is not in crisis (which you have clearing bought into for whatever reason) to be consistent historically you must be willing to admit that someone saved Social Security already and you should be able to tell us who that was. Further you must be able to tell us what transpired in the last six years in the Social Security budget to take it from needing to be "saved" to no longer being in crisis. Are you willing to blog on that a bit? I could blog on that for a bit (and address the issue of conflating talk of long-term Social Security reform with "crisis" and an immediate push towards privatization), but it's a lot easier to point everyone to someone who can do a much better job of it than I: Hendrik Hertzberg at The New Yorker. In this week's Talk of The Town, Unsocial Insecurity Mr. Hertzberg writes: "This is one of my charges, is to explain to Congress as clearly as I can: the crisis is now," Bush proclaimed at an "economic summit" a month ago. He does indeed have some 'splaining to do. This year, the Social Security system--the payroll tax, which brings money in, and the pension program, which sends money out--will bring in about $180 billion more than it sends out. It will go on bringing in more than it sends out until 2028, at which point it will begin to draw on the $3.5 trillion surplus it will by then have accumulated. The surplus runs out in 2042, right around the time George W. Bush turns ninety-six. After that, even if nothing has changed, the system's income will continue to cover seventy-three per cent of its outgo.That's using the Social Security Administration's economic and demographic assumptions, which are habitually pessimistic. Using the assumptions of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, the surplus runs out in 2052. And if one uses the economic growth assumptions that Bush's own budget office uses when it calculates the effects of his own tax cuts, the surplus runs out in--er, maybe never. I do support some kind of Social Security reform, if only to ensure that the surplus never runs out. But I question the language of "crisis" and the rush to privatization -- a solution that Hertzberg points out that even White House officials and The Comptroller General of the United States, David M. Walker, say does nothing to eliminate the long-term gap and maintain the solvency of the fund.

Saving the Planet? Savastat-USA Is
Doing Its Part

Saving the Planet? Savastat-USA Is
Doing Its Part 06/17/2005 03:23 PM
One American company is on a mission to lessen the strain on US businesses from soaring energy costs. These costs are wreaking havoc with the budgets of non-profits and eating profits nationwide. Savastat-USA, led by CEO Mary Ann Shatto, is canvassing the country with technology new to the US market but applied successfully in many parts of the world for over a decade. [PRWEB Jun 15, 2005]

"You thought these people were saying
that the fight against Iraq was part of
the fight against the people that
attacked us on 9/11? Psych!"

"You thought these people were saying
that the fight against Iraq was part of
the fight against the people that
attacked us on 9/11? Psych!" 06/19/2004 04:26 PM

23 people injured in coach crash

23 people injured in coach crash 09/10/2004 09:22 AM
Twenty-three people are taken to hospital after a coach crash in the Cotswolds.

At Least 10 People Injured in Moscow Car
Blast-Tass

At Least 10 People Injured in Moscow Car
Blast-Tass 08/31/2004 01:27 PM
Reuters via Wired News Aug 31 2004 5:16PM GMT

"People have eyes"

"People have eyes" 04/23/2004 02:43 AM

Article: Rats' brain waves could find
trapped people | New Scientist

Article: Rats' brain waves could find
trapped people | New Scientist 09/23/2004 09:50 PM

Pilot wants to know if people flying in
his plane are "Christians" - asks people
to raise their hands

Pilot wants to know if people flying in
his plane are "Christians" - asks people
to raise their hands 02/10/2004 09:18 AM
CNN.com - Passengers: Pilot promotes faith on flight .. Pilot's proselytizing scares passengers .. FLYING THE PLANES!!!!

cnn.com/2004/TRAVEL/02/09/airline.christianity/index.html
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"people it's somehow understandable how
some people might be driven to kill
"activist" Judges who make unpopular
decisions"

"people it's somehow understandable how
some people might be driven to kill
"activist" Judges who make unpopular
decisions" 04/06/2005 03:07 AM

Correspondences - News By the People For
People: Who captured Saddam Hussein?

Correspondences - News By the People For
People: Who captured Saddam Hussein? 12/22/2003 07:54 AM
Well, the cat is out of the bag so to speak. Saddam Hussein was captured by Kurds, not US forces. 12/22 .. (even more) .. more

correspondences.org/archives/000507.html
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Do people really use their PDAs? Part
II, my first PDA

Do people really use their PDAs? Part
II, my first PDA 11/30/2002 04:36 AM
My first PDA was a PalmPilot Personal, one of the first units to have 3COM silk-screened on the front. I'd...

Do people really use their PDAs? Part I

Do people really use their PDAs? Part I 11/30/2002 04:36 AM
A recent Ask Slashdot pondered if people really use their PDAs: I work in a high-tech industry and I see...

""It is in the urgent interests of the
people of the United States to restore
our country's credibility in the eyes of
the world.""

""It is in the urgent interests of the
people of the United States to restore
our country's credibility in the eyes of
the world."" 02/11/2004 09:43 AM

Do people really use their PDAs? Part
III, Zaurus Shortcomings

Do people really use their PDAs? Part
III, Zaurus Shortcomings 11/30/2002 04:36 AM
I purchased a Zaurus hoping that it's built-in keyboard would address my biggest PDA complaint: lousy data entry. The keyboard...

Why People Hate Lawyers, Part MMMCCXVIII

Why People Hate Lawyers, Part MMMCCXVIII 02/10/2004 02:41 AM
The lawyer responsible for filing this case (Smoking Gun)-- suing CBS because Janet Jackson almost bared a breast on national TV -- should be disbarred, or at least sanctioned for abuse of the legal process. Sheesh.

"Correspondences - News By the People
For People: Who captured Sad..."

"Correspondences - News By the People
For People: Who captured Sad..." 12/22/2003 04:17 PM

There are lots of bright people out
there but only so many Bryght people

There are lots of bright people out
there but only so many Bryght people 08/27/2004 01:47 PM

Congrats to Roland and Boris and.....

They've just launched Bryght - a Drupal hosting service. I hung out with these guys a bit when I was in Vancouver and they're certainly a compelling reason for moving there.

Vancouver is hot.

Here's Roland's post....

Our latest venture is Bryght, a hosted Drupal service, "the Salesforce.com of community content". I am working with Boris, Richard, Adrian and James on this one. Yes, we are all Bryght guys :-) !

We have taken Drupal and combined it with web hosting and email to give you a one stop shop for your community content. No IT required, no muss, no fuss! Check out The lights are on at Bryght for more background on how this started. And if you know of an individual, organization or company that could use a Bryght site, please contact us.

Whither StreamLine you might ask? StreamLine continues and it will continue to resell Blogware blogs because we still believe that Blogware is the best individual blogging platform.

[Roland Tanglao's blog]

An attempt to evaluate the actual power
of brands by making Austrian people draw
a total of twelve logos (nine
international, three typically European)
from memory, 25 people per brand

An attempt to evaluate the actual power
of brands by making Austrian people draw
a total of twelve logos (nine
international, three typically European)
from memory, 25 people per brand 01/03/2004 07:05 AM
monochrom Brandmarker

monochrom.at/markenzeichnen/index-eng.htm
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Stefano's Linotype ~ An no-nonsense
guide to Semantic Web specs for XML
people (Part I)

Stefano's Linotype ~ An no-nonsense
guide to Semantic Web specs for XML
people (Part I) 07/17/2004 04:59 AM
An no-nonsense guide to Semantic Web specs for XML people .. Le Web s©mantique expliqu©

betaversion.org/~stefano/linotype/news/57
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"Stefano's Linotype ~ An no-nonsense
guide to Semantic Web specs for XML
people (Part I)"

"Stefano's Linotype ~ An no-nonsense
guide to Semantic Web specs for XML
people (Part I)" 07/16/2004 03:18 PM

cartoons of people with adolescent
faces, pale skin, big hair, microscopic
pug noses, ittle bitty lips and beady
eyes

cartoons of people with adolescent
faces, pale skin, big hair, microscopic
pug noses, ittle bitty lips and beady
eyes 12/29/2003 01:07 AM
Japan's Empire of Cool: Country's Culture Becomes Its Biggest Export .. read this article

washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A33261-2003Dec26.html
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[etech] People-to-People (Microsoft)

[etech] People-to-People (Microsoft) 02/11/2004 09:36 PM
Lily Cheng from Microsoft Research is talking about how people represent themselves on line. The closer the friends, the fuzzier they want the representations. We need to make social tools fluid enough to account for the way people's lives change. We need easy access to friends and people important to us. We want sponatenous interactions. Lily's group went to a mall and asked people to draw their social interactions, and gots lots of circles and lines. Microsoft studied this and built a "personal map" that clusters people based on who they send email to (TO and CC) and how...

Saving the Net

Saving the Net 04/09/2004 04:12 PM
A bunch of Net Heavyweights tried to explain to the US government this week how its lack of understanding of the Internet is going to kill it. Stupid network, yes! Stupid government, no! World of Ends, yes! End of the e-World, no!...

Saving the Game - E3

Saving the Game - E3 05/31/2004 01:55 PM
Disc-Go-Tech brings digital media back into play. [PRWEB May 8, 2004]

Saving the Internet from itself

Saving the Internet from itself 03/19/2005 02:34 AM
I don't know if the Internet will eventually buckle under the weight of junk traffic, but I do know that I'd rather an Internet that barely works than one that works the way that CIO.com's "expert panel" envisions.

Saving for College

Saving for College 01/22/2004 11:34 AM
College costs can be managed with proper planning.

ASR/ASQ (Air Saving Valve)

ASR/ASQ (Air Saving Valve) 06/05/2005 11:52 PM
SMC Corporation of America, the world’s largest manufacturer of pneumatic automation products has announced the release of series ASR/ASQ air saving valve. [PRWEB May 18, 2005]

Saving student $$$

Saving student $$$ 07/31/2004 02:05 AM
USA Today Jul 31 2004 6:05AM GMT

Saving Grace

Saving Grace 07/22/2004 06:23 AM
Rules may be made to be broken, but promises aren't. The State of Grace Document upgrades the traditional contract for a more personal workplace.

"Saving Face"

"Saving Face" 06/17/2005 03:33 PM
This love story about two Asian-American lesbians is a true romantic comedy. But don't worry, it's not "My Big Fat Chinese Wedding."

Saving TiVo

Saving TiVo 08/30/2004 12:15 PM

I'm quoted in this Kin Girard article in this mnth's issue of Business 2.0. Only problem is - you can't see the entire article unless your subscribe.

Oh well.

Anyway - here's the opener to the article.

It's been written off by the experts. But thanks to a Silicon Valley software legend, the company that invented digital video recording says it's about to change the way we watch TV -- again.

By Kim Girard, September 01, 2004

Obituaries for the nearly departed TiVo Inc. (TIVO) have been written up for months now, all ready to go when the sad day comes.

They're poignant, these eulogies. There's the part about how feisty little TiVo created a beloved and revolutionary product -- the digital video recorder -- on a shoestring. The word TiVo, like Google and Xerox (XRX) and only a handful of other product names, went on to be used to describe what the gadget does -- in this case, learning what you like to watch, recording similar stuff for later viewing, and allowing you to pause or otherwise time-shift live action. TiVo promised to transform television, advertising -- hell, the culture itself, not least by sparing humanity from having to sit through commercials. Alas, it burned through $567 million between 1999 and mid-2004, and was run down by huge and ruthless competitors that mimicked its technology. But take heart, the eulogists conclude: TiVo will always be with us -- as a verb, if not a company.

There's at least one problem with that scenario, however. His name is Arthur van Hoff. He's an obscure but revered high priest of software coding. And he thinks he's devised a way to pull TiVo back from death's door.

[Business 2.0]

Here's my quote:

" 'Strangeberry works and it's totally cool', says Marc Canter, co- founder of Web media tool maker Macromedia, who was given an early view of the technology."

It does. I am. Here comes TiVO - again.

The only question remains - is it pronounced TeeeeeeVOH or TehVoh. Inquiring minds wanna know.

Bandwidth Saving Technique #1

Bandwidth Saving Technique #1 12/01/2002 11:05 PM
For some reason the Xiao Xiao movies I host are hugely popular, so they're moved to another site for hosting.

Saving the Artistic Orphans

Saving the Artistic Orphans 09/20/2004 06:45 AM
Brewster Kahle, the founder of the Internet Archive, sues the federal government to help 'orphan works' return to the public domain. Pieces of history and culture are caught in a morass of far-reaching copyright laws. By Katie Dean.

Sue for Freedom: Saving Steamboat Roy

Sue for Freedom: Saving Steamboat Roy 03/06/2004 02:01 AM
Are you an enterprising lawyer who wants to join the fight for freedom? Here are some lawsuits you might consider?

Saving Money at Home

Saving Money at Home 06/22/2004 09:27 AM
It's almost as easy as fishing for quarters in your sofa cushions.

Make Saving Simple

Make Saving Simple 02/17/2004 02:36 PM
No need to stew and sweat. Putting money aside is easy.

Saving Favorites from Regedit

Saving Favorites from Regedit 07/07/2004 04:44 AM

Saving Energy Without Derision

Saving Energy Without Derision 09/18/2004 01:15 PM
Xeni Jardin: BoingBoing reader George W. Maschke says,

Saving Energy Without Derision (5 mb PDF) is a new (and free) e-book by former Sandia National Laboratories senior scientist Dr. Alan P. Zelicoff. This book is intended to be a real-world, no-nonsense, thoroughly documented collection of easy-to-implement recommendations to help the average thoughtful person to pick the "low-hanging fruit" of conservation and renewable energy. The author is after the easy 75% of actions we can all take (but almost uniformly ignore) that most certainly make a difference in energy costs (after all that's what most people care about) and adjuring a bit of unnecessary adverse impact on the environment (which a few folks actually think is important beyond the mere dollar valuation).

The author (who welcomes comments at zalan8587@qwest.net) intends to continuously update the book (consistent with readership interest) and address many new topics. For example, next on his list is an analysis of the economics and scientific basis of fuel-cell vehicles powered by hydrogen. (Bottom line, he maintains, is that it's a cruel hoax and energy disaster, and far less useful than, for example, heavy hybrid automobiles that get about 50 - 60 miles on an electric charge alone -- which accounts for more than 85% of driving in the US and elsewhere on a daily basis -- and which are available now.)

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