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"See men shredded, then say you don't
back war"
"See men shredded, then say you don't
back war"
03/19/2003 10:44 PMI LOVE SHREDDED WHEAT
I LOVE SHREDDED WHEAT
04/02/2005 04:03 PM
I LOVE SHREDDED
WHEAT: A collectible site for The shredded Wheat Company,
niagara Falls, NY - and its predecessors and successors - [A
collectors’ Site, with no connection to any corporation] Shredded Stasi documents could be pieced
together in five years
Shredded Stasi documents could be pieced
together in five years
11/18/2003 03:34 AMJigsaw puzzle
Canadian music industry's fake stats
shredded
Canadian music industry's fake stats
shredded
04/10/2005 07:25 AMCory Doctorow:
Copyfighting Canadian lawyer Michael Geist has a hell of an article up
on First Monday where he dissect the funny arithmetic the music
industry has used to justify its calls for restrictive new Canadian
copyright laws to "save Canadian aritsts." This kind of incisive
analysis cuts straight through the music-industry BS -- it's a breath
of fresh air that is sorely needed.
Although royalty rates vary between artists, the consensus estimate is
that the combined royalties earned by both the performer and the
songwriter stand at approximately 12 percent. In fact, Sanderson
Taylor, a leading Canadian music law firm, maintains that the actual
royalty earned by the artists is typically even lower, since the
producer’s royalty is taken from the artists’ compensation and
many contracts do not provide for a full royalty for CD sales [21].
Assuming artists receive the full 12 percent royalty, the annual
royalty loss attributable to music downloading in Canada is about
C$655,000 (12 percent of C$5.5 million). For those that claim that the
full industry loss should be counted, the annual lost royalty for
Canadian artists stands at C$2 million...
Given the tens of millions of dollars that the Canadian government
spends annually to support the creation of Canadian music [23], it is
apparent that the relative impact of lost royalties due to
file–sharing pales by comparison.
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Floridians Bracing for the Arrival of
Back-to-Back Tropical Storms (Los
Angeles Times)
Floridians Bracing for the Arrival of
Back-to-Back Tropical Storms (Los
Angeles Times)
08/12/2004 06:07 AMLos Angeles Times - FORT MYERS, Fla. — As rare back-to-back
tropical storms — one a hurricane, the other likely to become
one — churned Wednesday toward Florida, Gov. Jeb Bush declared a
statewide emergency and mobilized the National Guard. Tourists were
told to evacuate the low-lying Florida Keys.
Livewire: Back to School Means Back to
Advergames (Reuters)
Livewire: Back to School Means Back to
Advergames (Reuters)
09/15/2004 03:18 PMReuters - Back to school for many kids means
"back to Internet access" in classes where the best of
filtering software is not foolproof, particularly against
seemingly harmless Web sites used for invasive marketing.
POS! Microphone doesnt work. Took back
and got money back
POS! Microphone doesnt work. Took back
and got money back
09/11/2004 10:09 PMTechTree Sep 12 2004 2:43AM GMT
To Florida WebmasterWorld Members - Back
Ups Back Ups
To Florida WebmasterWorld Members - Back
Ups Back Ups
09/02/2004 05:26 PMIn the face of a hurrican, do you have a diaster recovery plan?
"After coming back from a critical legal
conference, I find that the US
government are going back to spying on
people who disagree with government
policy"
"After coming back from a critical legal
conference, I find that the US
government are going back to spying on
people who disagree with government
policy"
02/10/2004 02:52 AM"But the bond between veterans has to be
tempered in light of the individual's
record. Just as Mr. Kerry threw away
medals only to claim them back again,
Sen. Kerry voted to take action against
Iraq, but claims to take that vote back
by voting against..."
"But the bond between veterans has to be
tempered in light of the individual's
record. Just as Mr. Kerry threw away
medals only to claim them back again,
Sen. Kerry voted to take action against
Iraq, but claims to take that vote back
by voting against..."
01/27/2004 02:55 PMSP2: Customer Push Back Leads to
Delivery Push Back
SP2: Customer Push Back Leads to
Delivery Push Back
08/17/2004 09:42 AMCiting corporate concerns, Microsoft has postponed its automatic
delivery of Windows XP Service Pack 2(SP2). Most corporate users of
the Professional Edition now are set to get SP2 via Windows
Update/Automatic Update by August 25 or later (rather than August 16,
as planned).
Time To Back Up Your Back Ups
Time To Back Up Your Back Ups
09/01/2004 06:24 AMWasn't Jack Valenti just telling us that
DVDs
last forever? Maybe not. As many people are now learning,
digital media has a pretty rapid decay rate. The latest to discover
this was a reporter who, five years ago or so, had fallen for that old
(har har) "paperless office" gag that has been pulled before. He
bought a CD-RW and scanned in all sorts of stuff (including photos and
old articles he'd written) -- and then made the fatal mistake: he
tossed out the original copies. Glad to have the filing space back,
he proceeded to shove the CDs on a shelf somewhere and forget about
them for years... until now. Partly out of curiosity, he pulled out
these backup CDs, put them in his CD drive and
discovered the wonders of Windows error messages. He
begins to wonder (uh oh) what will this mean for all the CDs and DVDs
he's been paying good money for over the years. It would be nice if
he could back them all up, perhaps multiple times to various different
storage media, but the entertainment industry isn't real keen on that
idea, seeing as they're actively
stompin
g out those who try to help you save your own digital files.
Who's back? Ed's Back!
Who's back? Ed's Back!
06/12/2004 03:44 PM
Ed's Back! Ed
Broadbent was the most successful leader in the history of Canada's
New Democratic Party, leading the NDP to
win 43 seats in the 1988 federal election. Now Ed's back, and he's
running for under new leader Jack Layton -- with
video! (.rm, .mov, .wmv
formats) Canadian hip-hop will never be the same.
Is this the future of Canadian politics?
Google may buy back IPO shares: Google
has said it may be forced to buy back
shares sold
Google may buy back IPO shares: Google
has said it may be forced to buy back
shares sold
08/14/2004 04:48 PMNDTV Aug 14 2004 7:00PM GMT
"Back-to-Iraq" bl0gger is back in Iraq
"Back-to-Iraq" bl0gger is back in Iraq
05/20/2004 05:43 PMClive sez: "Chris
Allbritton has begun blogging from Iraq. He's the writer who raised
$13,000 last year from his blog readers to fund an indie-reporting
trip to Iraq during the war. His readers have asked him to go back,
and he raised another $11,000 in the last few months. He just arrived
in Baghdad, and has begun writing more of his excellent stuff --
slices of everyday life in one of the most fraught places on earth.
The first post describes the crazily harrowing landing you have to
endure when you fly into Baghdad, as the plane corkscrews down to
avoid shoulder-mounted missiles:"
After a normal flight, we went into a tight, corkscrew
dive that sent your stomach up into your throat — and in the case
of two passengers, out their mouths and into their laps. It’s a
vomit-comet experience. But if you like roller coasters in a sealed
container where you can’t really see anything, it’s a lot of
fun. Just don’t think about the very real threat of
shoulder-mounted SAMs.
LinkBack from the RNC
Back from the RNC
09/08/2004 11:59 PM
Back from the RNC, and I sure am glad to be back on the west coast. It
was great to see some old friends (and make some new ones) while out
in NYC, getting the new Politics site a workout was exciting, and
working with CNN was a joy - those folks are real pros, but it is
great to be back at home.
There were lots of bloggers over in the blogger's alley that the RNC
provided in the Felt Forum outside of the main convention hall.
Here's a picture of some of the bloggers at the alley interviewing Ari
Fleisher, former Press Secretary for the current administration. Click
on the picture to see a larger version.
Back-End 0.7.0.2
Back-End 0.7.0.2
12/09/2003 06:07 PMA flexible, multi-lingual, template driven CMS.
E3: Looking back
E3: Looking back
05/14/2004 06:15 AMUSA Today May 14 2004 10:43AM GMT
"We want our dad back"
"We want our dad back"
06/06/2005 12:00 AMFour young British children refuse to leave Iraq without their
imprisoned father, an Iraqi-born Briton who has been held without
charge for eight months.
Back at one
Back at one
07/26/2004 11:08 PMIt looks like Google has been tweaking their search engine to give
weblogs a bit less favorable ranking . If you try these first-name
searches I did last year, you'll see the majority has had to give up
some Google mojo. This weblog used to be the number one search result
when you did a google search for "Luke", now... (162 words)
Go to the Back of the Bus
Go to the Back of the Bus
09/18/2004 01:32 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Go to the Back
of the Bus'
“How Microsoft Plans to Use a New USB Standard to Cripple
Linux …Now imagine a meeting at Microsoft a few months ago.
Twenty-something geeks are sitting around a big table along with a
couple marketing people, none of whom have ever worked as adults for a
company other than Microsoft. The topic is USB security and the
undercurrent — as always — is how to extend Windows
dominance and hurt Linux. Please don’t take the…
Back-End CMS
Back-End CMS
12/09/2003 03:45 PMBack-End CMS version 0.7.0.2 released
Take Back The Web
Take Back The Web
03/30/2005 08:42 PMSimon Willison: x Jon, you need Greasemonkey ... I’m using this
for my final year project, a decentralised web annotation system that
lets you annotate pages, storing your annotations locally and then
sharing your public annotations as a feed (similar to the way RSS
aggregators work). The trick there is to run a local web server on
some
port, then have the Greasemonkey user script (eventually a full
extension) communicate with that local server to store and retrieve
data. I’m using Ruby on Rails' built in WEBrick server to
prototype the service, and it’s working a treat. I want. I want.
IWantIWantIWant.
Back-End 0.7.1.0
Back-End 0.7.1.0
06/21/2004 11:50 PMA flexible, multi-lingual, template driven CMS.
Back-End 0.7.0.4
Back-End 0.7.0.4
02/17/2004 03:59 AMA flexible, multi-lingual, template driven CMS.
Back-End 0.7.0.1
Back-End 0.7.0.1
11/15/2003 05:30 AMA flexible, multi-lingual, template driven CMS.
Back to Bed
Back to Bed
12/11/2003 07:23 AMI woke up from my "nap" at 2:30am. It had been 6 hours. After watching
an episode of Ed (thanks, Tivo) and catching up on a bit of e-mail,
it's time for some NyQuil and going back to bed. I don't know who I
got Cold version 2.0 from at work, but it's really annoying. Ugh. I
guess the porn star update will wait another day. (I'm surprised that
nobody has commented on that. Actually, I'm slightly amused by it.)...
I don't know if I'm going back again
I don't know if I'm going back again
04/09/2004 04:11 PMCumberland
Blues
"Lot a poor man got the
Cumberland Blues. He can't win or lose."
| Grateful
Dead |
March 30th, 1973
|
|
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: March 30th, 1973
Venue: Rochester Community War
Memorial
Location: Rochester, NY
| |
there and back again
there and back again
03/08/2004 11:14 PMHere is my first Open Letter to Peter Jackson, written with tongue
planted firmly in cheek:
Dear Mr. Jackson,
Please let me be part of "The Hobbit."
Please. Please. Please. Please. I will totally be your best friend.
Sincerely,
Wil Wheaton
PS- Please please please please. Thank you.sue them back
sue them back
02/19/2004 08:05 AMfull
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"We will now back down!"
"We will now back down!"
04/16/2004 12:56 PMThere's a slightly Freudian typo in BBC News' latest
article about the joint Blair / Bush press conference in the
states. Or at least I assume it's a typo and Blair didn't just squeeze
in a bit of a massive policy U-Turn while no one was looking:
Outlining the coalition's strategy, the prime minister
said: "First, we stand firm. We will do what it takes to win this
struggle. We will not yield, we will now back down."
It probably won't be there for long, so enjoy it while you
can...
Can I have my name back - now?
Can I have my name back - now?
04/18/2005 02:53 PMThe greetings and salutations have been pouring in this
morning.
DING DONG - the WITCH IS DEAD!
The 17 year
nightmare is over.
The rape and pillage is finally complete.
Now what?
Will the new Adobe grok the new paradigm of tools?
Will Rob Burgess ever be able to set foot in Silicon Valley again?
Isn't his reign ending on a down note? Kind of pathetic - no? Lost
opportunity, drop the ball - all that?
And what of Norm Meyrowitz or David Mendels? Who cares?
I bet Kevin Lynch has a job - he's pretty smart - but the rest of
them - lord knows they an teach a class in how NOT to run a software
company.
Maybe Mr. Chizen (who once called Acrobat the 'roach motel of
standards') - will get a clue.
Either way - I'd sure like the name back.
And I'd take the Director product line off their hands - if they'd
like me to. They more or less have abandoned it. In fact they should
pay US to do that.
The name Macromedia started as the name of our new
'compound document' architecture we were working on. But they
cancelled the project, got rid of most of our programmers and kept the
name. Here's the Macromedia
story - from their POV.
Anyone remember the dualing patent lawsuits fight? Well I got to
testify AGAINST Macromedia - helping out Adobe. I wonder if John
Warnock remembers that.
What are the odds that something will now happen - bare to midlin?
But I'd be honored to return - to help out my former company.
The previous caretakers were slimeballs - but Adobe has always had
a cooler panache. Either way - they had better get ready for some
change - cause who designs software to be sold in a box nowadays?
Who designs software that's single user or that doesn't have a
built-in community?
Who designs software that's based upon 'patent' protection or which
doesn't have an on-line component to it?
Like I said - I'd be honored to help Adobe out - but they'd have to
go open source. I've grown at least over the years. But have
they?
Get off my back
Get off my back
10/29/2003 12:12 AMI don't know about most people, but I like doing things on my own
pace. I'm sick and tired of...
WWE Goes Back to the USA
WWE Goes Back to the USA
04/05/2005 03:08 PMWWE returns to its old stomping grounds -- the USA cable network.
We're Back
We're Back
12/29/2003 02:51 PMWe're back, but posting will probably be light for a few days anyway;
both of us seem to have come...
Back-End 0.7.0.5
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Ms. Pac is back
Ms. Pac is back
08/03/2004 12:40 AMUsatoday.com - Mon Aug 2, 08:35 pm GMT
Back to Nam
Back to Nam
06/08/2004 09:44 PMComputer Times Asia Jun 9 2004 2:38AM GMT
The cat comes back
The cat comes back
09/17/2004 08:08 PMglobetechnology.com Sep 18 2004 0:06AM GMT
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