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Can Biotech Boost Your City?
Can Biotech Boost Your City?
06/07/2004 08:34 PMFortune Jun 8 2004 0:47AM GMT
City of Prescott Implements LiveTime®
Help Desk for City Wide IT Service
Management
City of Prescott Implements LiveTime®
Help Desk for City Wide IT Service
Management
09/08/2004 02:53 AMThis major municipality joins the list of converts to LiveTime’s
scaleable, web-based solution. [PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]
Texas City in Lather Over Sweatiest City
Label (Reuters)
Texas City in Lather Over Sweatiest City
Label (Reuters)
06/18/2004 04:06 PMReuters - Consumer products maker Procter &
Gamble Co. has learned the hard way how to alienate a city --
dub it the sweatiest in the country.
NYSIA and NY Tech Leaders Will Testify
to NY City Council on "How City
Government Can Support the Development
of New York City's Information
Technology Industry"
NYSIA and NY Tech Leaders Will Testify
to NY City Council on "How City
Government Can Support the Development
of New York City's Information
Technology Industry"
06/22/2005 01:51 AMThe hearing will address the current state of the tech industry in New
York and address crucial workforce issues and trends. [PRWEB Jun 21,
2005]
Portsmouth City Council upgrades its
website & intranet search to boost
efficien
Portsmouth City Council upgrades its
website & intranet search to boost
efficien
06/30/2004 03:13 AMPublicTechnology.net Jun 30 2004 7:43AM GMT
"Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota"
"Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota"
01/11/2004 03:46 PMRapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota
Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota
01/09/2004 10:10 PMCNN needs to send his spy-outing slandering ass to the curb where it
belongs .. CNN's Novak under fire for calling American Indians
election thieves .. Native American-insulting
bidness
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01.txt
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If It Quacks Like a City Duck, It's a
City Duck (Reuters)
If It Quacks Like a City Duck, It's a
City Duck (Reuters)
06/07/2004 10:40 AMReuters - Ducks quack to each other in regional
dialects, with London ducks brashly drowning out their relaxed
rural relatives, a researcher in Britain said Friday.
Sin City
Sin City
12/19/2004 03:09 PMSo I've been in Las Vegas for a day so far, and I'm pretty amazed how
much has changed since...
This Is Not Sim City
This Is Not Sim City
02/18/2004 10:38 PM M
iddle East Enders (3.94mb JPEG), courtesy of
SpaceImaging.com's
gallery.
Other wowsers include
Singapore,
Ven
ice and the
p
yramids.
The City of God
The City of God
06/16/2004 07:48 PM
The City of God (#29
IMDB
top 250) is a film
about life in Brazilian
"favelas" (shantytowns) where poverty, drugs,
violence and crime rule the streets. At murder rates of more than 40
per 100,000, one person shot every 30 minutes in the city, Rio ranks
as the world's
most
dangerous places along with Cali, Colombia and Johannesburg, South
Africa. Rio has over 600 favelas and the crime and violence is
becoming so bad corporations are
fleeing the city while the
military is under direct assault
and the
prison system is
breaking down. Favela
guided tours
available or see the movie available now on DVD.
Dub City
Dub City
12/18/2003 02:16 AMList of 1/64th scale Dub City cars I have. 1953 Cadillac Coupe -
black with red, orange with flame, blue with flame design...
"Sin City"
"Sin City"
12/24/2004 01:00 PM"Sin City Comparisons"
"Sin City Comparisons"
04/04/2005 08:58 AMThree die after city crash
Three die after city crash
06/05/2004 07:37 AMThree people are killed after a minibus carrying wedding guests is
involved in a crash with two cars.
I'm in my 40s, gay and alone in a
provincial city.
I'm in my 40s, gay and alone in a
provincial city.
02/17/2004 06:29 AMShould I move?
City art and CC licenses
City art and CC licenses
01/27/2004 05:01 AM
Over at the blog "A Month Full Of Wednesdays" I noticed a post describing a recent Minneapolis call for
music and video to play in stations and a recent call
for artwork for Cleveland's public transit. The post mentions an
idea to extend Cleveland art requests to include audio for use in
stations and the transit authority's hold system.
The author mentions that Creative Commons licenses would be a good
idea to level the playing field and allow the municipal companies to
share the music with others on their site freely. We can't help but
agree; these projects calling for artwork, music, and video for public
transportation ask creators to contribute their work for the good of
the community, much like our licenses do for the good of a greater
culture.
Circuit City - Never Again!
Circuit City - Never Again!
07/20/2004 01:00 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Circuit City -
Never Again!'
“So I needed to buy a DVD player on New Years Eve 2000 (going
onto 2001) because I wanted to watch a couple of movies and happened
to go to Circuit City (the 14th Street Union Square store). At that
time they had a promotion that if one bought a 26” TV or bigger,
you would get a free DVD player. This I felt was the perfect
opportunity to upgrade my crappy 20” TV so…
Sin City (2005)
Sin City (2005)
04/04/2005 04:23 AMFrank Millers Sin City .. quite a cast .. the film .. Sincity ..
Cool
imdb.com/title/tt0401792
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Welcome to Slab City
Welcome to Slab City
12/17/2004 06:26 PMLiving in a
lawless
community of 3,000 in the Mojave Desert has some drawbacks, such
as open septic holes and derelict car races. One former resident:
"Would love ... some guidance around the land mines on the Slab."
Which American City Are You?
Which American City Are You?
06/19/2004 04:43 PM
New York
You're competitive, you like to take it straight to the fight. You
gotta have it all or die trying.
Take the quiz: Which American City Are
You
(Via Marju
t).
Sin City Trailer
Sin City Trailer
12/28/2004 09:34 AMPocket City
Pocket City
12/08/2003 03:30 PMNew version for christmas
"city ordinance "
"city ordinance "
04/06/2005 03:08 AMIt's a walking city after all
It's a walking city after all
11/19/2003 08:01 AMI don't know why I started doing it, but for one reason or another
I set about recording my feet walking through Vancouver when I was up
there last week. I assembled a bunch of the clips and slapped a song I
listened to a great deal on my way up there, Scott and Shannon's Nothing
New. After editing the clips together in iMovie for about 30
minutes I've nearly gotten motion sickness, but hopefully you don't
feel that way while watching it.
13 Mb
mpeg-4 quicktime (right-click to save-as since my server doesn't
recognize the mime-type)
Live: Man Utd 0-0 Man City
Live: Man Utd 0-0 Man City
02/14/2004 07:53 AMFA Cup fifth round live text commentary.
Sun City Girls
Sun City Girls
05/06/2004 10:24 AMBB pal Erik Davis has posted the full text of a feature he wrote for
The Wire about the Sun City Girls, the most eclectic, prolific, and
weirdest cowpunkers the southwest has ever unleashed:
"Sun City Girls traffic with bizarre miscegenations, self-indulgent
trash, and hardcore mystic exotica. Their sometimes garish album
covers attack the eye with devils, yonis, sacred transvestites, and
nubile native jailbait. Lyrics, song and album titles -- 'Naga Smoke
Signals,' 'The Genghis Necro-Nama-Khan,' 330,003 Crossdressers from
Beyond the Rig Veda -- can sound like the spontaneous verse of young
poetes maudites tanked up on National Geographic cheesecake and A
Pictorial History of Magic and the Supernatural. This lurid romance
with the Other fuels some of their most incandescent sounds as well, a
music of transport that explores Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, and
South American atmospheres with a passion composed equally of informed
pleasure and the heedless appropriation of the strange. Looking high
and low, far and wide, the Sun City Girls have sought the wellsprings
of the weird, of what H.P. Lovecraft called outsideness, and when they
have found them, they have taken what they wanted."
LinkMail City
Mail City
11/16/2003 09:21 AMAlmost Done!
1 Highway, 0 City
1 Highway, 0 City
09/13/2004 03:02 PM
Meet the CXT. "We can see it a as a vehicle for
business people who want to make distinct impression. For personal
use, it's for people who want to make a statement." I think it
will leave a little more than an impression.
Hoi An, The Killer City
Hoi An, The Killer City
09/13/2004 08:40 PM
What's clear, at this late date, is that my girlfriend attempted to
kill me in central Vietnam. What's unclear is why she chose the
ancestral seat to the Cham people to make her fatal move.
"What?" sez you. Your confusion is understandable - let me take you
back to the beginning...
Fog and Bus
It started raining during our bus trip to Hoi An from Hue. So we
whipped out the ...
To the Lost City.
To the Lost City.
03/19/2005 02:56 AM
To the Lost City.
Researchers at the University of Washington discovered an undersea
hydrothermal vent field that promises new information about the
origins of life. A
monthlong research trip in 2003, documented online,
yielded results that have just now been published in
Science (subscribers only, sorry). The UW's Lost City site has
much of interest, including an
online journal from the excursion; pictures and video are also
available
here and
here.
A Gaudí City
A Gaudí City
02/11/2004 05:52 PM
Pictures from an impromptu trip to Barcelona; part 1 and
part 2.
The vast majority of photos were taken with the Lomo LC-A since it
isn't an expensive looking camera and I didn't really want to get
mugged like a friend of mine had only a week earlier in Madrid. I was
aiming for fun and random holiday snapshots that would be a bit more
unusual than the average. Hopefully they'll also be a pleasant memento
for Jessica in the years to come. :)
It all started so innocently as a Sunday outing to see Return of
the King for the umpteenth time which led to a few drinks
afterwards to ponder the dreamy Aragorn and Legolas. Jessica talked
about going back home and lamenting she didn't travel more while she
was here. In particular, she had wanted to see the Temple de la
Sagrada Família before heading home. After a couple of beers my guard
was down and somehow between then and the next afternoon, we had cheap
tickets to Barcelona
departing the following Monday. It seemed like a crazy thing to do,
but without a compelling reason not to go the 'why not?' directive was
applied.
As a seasoned traveller, I tend to judge cities/places by two things;
food and restrooms. Barcelona wasn't exceptional in either food or
restrooms but were mostly agreeable. I had been to Madeira only a few
weeks earlier which was exceptionally good on both counts and may have
coloured my judgement. We spent the week wandering around La Rambla,
going to architectural gems designed by Antoni Gaudí and eating. At
some point we went shopping for a few things in a local grocery and I
had to stare at the selection of wines which ranged from 1.50 euro to
6 euro. I bought a bottle of the 1.50 wine just to determine if it was
drinkable and it was quite pleasant. I don't know what would happen in
Finland if there were shelves full of 1.50 euro bottles of wine in the
grocery stores. We went out to find the nightlife one evening and
discovered the one bar in the entire city of Barcelona that had
Helsinki drink prices just because I think we were missing home so
much. :)
La Rambla is the center of town where there are purveyors of
magazines, newspapers, porn, flowers for any occasion including for
the departed, chickens, roosters, bunny rabbits, fish, lizards,
roosters, pigeons, and parakeets, along with buskers, street artists
and touristy crap to suit any taste or fetish. La Rambla was named
after a seasonal stream [from the Arabic 'raml'] that used to flow
there which seems appropriate with the seasonal ebb and flow of
tourists. I took a number of photos on La Rambla and in the Mercat de
la Boqueria since they were vibrant places of people and activity.
Markets fascinate me since you can a lot about a culture from looking
at the kinds of food they have available. Food is at the center of
daily life and culture.
Barcelona is the center for the architectural movement called
'Modernisme' and those who practised it were the 'Modernistas'. It was
a form of Art Nouveau and it is quite amazing. We spent most of the
week visiting the works of Antoni Gaudí. The most impressive of his
works is not yet finished, The Temple
de la Sagrada Família. It is projected that it will be finished by
2048 and, by the looks of the construction, it will be worth the wait.
Gaudí clearly loved trees and the pillars inside form a canopy which
will be tiled and gilded to complement all the other organic forms all
around the temple. We went up into the tower and my vertigo provided
some entertainment for Jessica. Park Güell
was designed to be a modern utopia, but it was never finished. What
does exist is intriguing in it's planning and implementation of public
space and walkways. Casa Battló, La
Predrera and Palau
Güell were all amazingly different and inviting. The apartment in
La Predrera was nice enough that I'd move in tomorrow. In particular,
Gaudí's innovation in introducing natural light into all parts of a
living space and organic forms was outstanding. His work makes me wish
that such care and consideration of the natural forms were more common
in modern buildings.
The tourist bus was amusing as when we got on the bus after a few
dull and desolate hours at Poble Espanyol there was an American couple
reading out of a guide book about how the place wasn't really worth
going to which we confirmed. :) As the neverending bus tour continued,
the woman was clearly not very entertained. At the Palau Güell, there
was a perky American college girl [with the accent and the attitude I
will guess Vassar] leading her parents around the tour to show off her
edumacation [sic]. It was bad enough to hear her loudly say "y'all",
but when she and her parents exclaimed, "You're English is so
good!", in a tone of amazement to the tour guide, Jessica had
an epiphany as to why I never travel as, nor admit to being, an
American anymore except to those who need to see my passport.
In late January, the number of tourists was at a low point and many
of the attractions were being repaired for the high season, but we
still had a good time visiting a city with so much history. I could
have been entertained by sitting in the market or hanging out on La
Rambla for a week as well.
Syndication city
Syndication city
06/21/2004 11:29 PMI'm a late addition to a panel at the
Supernova conference this
Thursday, June 24: I'll be joining some very interesting people (
Technorati's David Sifry;
blogger, XML leader and now Sun engineer
Tim Bray; and
Paul Boutin of Wired and
Slate). We're talking about syndication and RSS. The question the
panel faces:
"Is there more to syndication than reading 300 blogs at once?" What
interesting, useful applications for RSS and RSS-like tools are out
there or just around the corner?
I've got my own answer(s), but in the decentralized spirit of the
conference, I'll open the floor here in comments, and present anything
you folks suggest, too.
"Last Chance City"
"Last Chance City"
11/02/2003 09:45 PMLast Chance City
Last Chance City
11/02/2003 08:43 AMblog
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What sort of city shall we be?
What sort of city shall we be?
12/19/2004 03:44 PMMeg's got the best quotes from a MUG essay on Pale Male, snooty uptown
co-op owners, and the nature of being a New Yorker: [Y]ou truly become
a New Yorker when the city seems more to you than your workplace and a
collection of shops and restaurants, when you start...
Decks and the City
Decks and the City
09/08/2004 10:36 AMHome Depot's first Manhattan store is also its first with three
stories. The doorman is also a first. And the concierge. And the
elevator. And the atrium.
London: Next City of the Sky?
London: Next City of the Sky?
06/29/2004 08:41 PMLondon architects and developers are pushing to remake the city's
profile, much to the chagrin of conservation groups and locals.
Dub City Update
Dub City Update
01/10/2004 12:29 AMSince my last update I've added the full series of Import Racers and a
few Road Rats cars.Import Racers:Mazda RX-7 - Blue/Silver and RedMazda
RX-8...
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