Finnish WISPs Roam

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Wireless Internet Service Provider
(WISP) Directory
(http://www.wispdirectory.com) Redesigns
and Offers Additional Services - Free
Basic Listing for WISPs and Related
Organizations

Wireless Internet Service Provider
(WISP) Directory
(http://www.wispdirectory.com) Redesigns
and Offers Additional Services - Free
Basic Listing for WISPs and Related
Organizations 07/20/2004 02:34 AM
The WISP Directory is a comprehensive global listing of wireless ISPs and related organizations. WISPs and related companies may submit their basic listings for free. The site also includes daily news updates relating to the industry along with an email notification service. In addition to these services, the site contains comprehensive information for those interested in establishing and operating a WISP via an online bookstore, articles from industry experts, and a continuously updated knowledge base section. [PRWEB Jul 20, 2004]

Right to roam maps published

Right to roam maps published 09/18/2004 10:39 PM
The first maps detailing the right to roam on privately-owned land are being published on Sunday.

Wi-Fi makes room to roam

Wi-Fi makes room to roam 12/17/2003 09:33 AM
CNET Dec 17 2003 9:05AM ET

Where the Bins and the Benches Do Roam

Where the Bins and the Benches Do Roam 06/17/2005 07:12 PM
If you happen to go to Cambridge University you may see one of the new roaming trash bins or park benches. The six bins and six benches are solar-powered and are a Ł110K (~ $180K US) art project by London artists, Greyworld. The trash bins (although they do not accept trash) roam around an area of the campus and make rude noises, chuckle, or sing if they feel like it's a nice day for it. The benches also roam, but they do not sing. Each bin and bench has a different personality. Some bins like to snuggle up to certain benches while others do not. At certain times the bins may gather to sing a barbershop quartet song. The robots use GPS to help them navigate but do still get into a pickle now and then and have to be rescued. The robots also have an alarm to deter theives and screech if they are bothered. This definately sounds like fun and whimsical interactive robotic art!

Sprint PCS, AT&T Wireless Roam Airports

Sprint PCS, AT&T Wireless Roam Airports 04/19/2004 09:34 AM
With a handful of major and minor airports, the two cell carriers tiny portfolio will have bilateral roaming: This tiny deal represents airports as large as Denver and properties like Salt Lake City that aren't up and running yet, and shows the incremental and tedious steps taken to stitch together networks. The significant fact is that the two networks, which currently mostly resell Wayport locations, are willing to work directly together with bilateral roaming. It's part of a strategy: neither company could possibly have more than a few hundred monthly unlimited customers because it's cheaper to pay Wayport or Boingo Wireless for unlimited access to the subset of locations and then pay as you go on occasion in certain airports. AT&T Wireless charges the absurd price of $70 per month. Sprint PCS, however, is starting their build-out in a big way, and AT&T Wireless resells Cometa locations (though it doesn't list them in its Wi-Fi directory), which aren't yet part of Wayport's networks....

All 3G roads lead to roam for laptop
users

All 3G roads lead to roam for laptop
users 05/13/2004 09:30 AM
Silicon.com May 13 2004 1:48PM GMT

Corporate Handsets Seek Room to Roam

Corporate Handsets Seek Room to Roam 03/19/2005 02:53 AM
Various efforts to standardize seamless roaming remain nascent, but several companies are trying to ensure that upcoming Wi-Fi/cellular services are able to tie in to both hot spots and corporate PBXes.

Vodafone, Telia Customers Roam to Spain

Vodafone, Telia Customers Roam to Spain 01/19/2004 01:59 PM
Vodafone Spain and TeliaSonera HomeRun customers can use hotspots operated by KubiWireless in Spain: KubiWireless operates more than 130 hotspots in Spain. TeliaSonera HomeRun customers, those that use Telia's hotspot service, can connect to over 2,300 hotspots in Europe....

Scary Monsters Roam Catwalk (Reuters)

Scary Monsters Roam Catwalk (Reuters) 02/18/2004 09:19 AM
Reuters - Models stomped down the catwalk in Frankenstein's monster masks and headless horse skirts as British designers Antoni and Alison brought a touch of horror to London Fashion Week Tuesday.

Intel Chip Sets to Roam Wi-Fi and
Cellular Networks

Intel Chip Sets to Roam Wi-Fi and
Cellular Networks 07/31/2004 08:40 AM
eWeek Jul 31 2004 1:10PM GMT

Pirates and hackers roam in the
Internet's Wild West

Pirates and hackers roam in the
Internet's Wild West 05/07/2004 09:52 PM
IHT May 8 2004 1:32AM GMT

Intel Wireless Chip Sets to Roam Wi-Fi
and Cellular Networks

Intel Wireless Chip Sets to Roam Wi-Fi
and Cellular Networks 07/30/2004 10:21 PM
The company will announce its Wi-Fi-to-cellular roaming strategy in the fall as roadmaps show a "wireless WAN" chip due in 2005.

Corporate Handsets Seek Room to Roam
(Ziff Davis)

Corporate Handsets Seek Room to Roam
(Ziff Davis) 03/19/2005 03:05 AM
Ziff Davis - Various efforts to standardize seamless roaming remain nascent, but several companies are trying to ensure that upcoming Wi-Fi/cellular services are able to tie in to both hot spots and corporate PBXes.

STSN and Sprint PCS Roam Lopsidedly; and
Whither Cell Companies' Wi-Fi Networks?

STSN and Sprint PCS Roam Lopsidedly; and
Whither Cell Companies' Wi-Fi Networks? 02/17/2004 05:02 PM
STSN and Sprint PCS will offer bilateral roaming on each other's Wi-Fi networks. The hitch? Sprint PCS has two locations, neatly avoided in this press release: I spoke to STSN last week about today's announcement, and while they want to position it as bilateral roaming, it's really a resale agreement from them to the carrier unless Sprint PCS follows through on the plan they spoke to me and other press about last July in which they had originally intended to build 1,300 of their own locations. So far, Sprint PCS has built two Wi-Fi hotspots that they own and operate. STSN has over 500 mostly hotel properties in North American, and nearly 200 in Europe that aren't covered in this agreement, with a worldwide total of 900 including a couple of hundred properties yet to be built out. I asked Michael Jones, the senior VP of sales at STSN, whether we would start seeing more of a clearinghouse approach in which networks linked through an intermediary fee settlement system instead of these one-at-a-time peering arrangements. He said, "We are very selective at choosing who we are peering with." Apparently, in testing, they're finding that some hotspots don't offer the consistency they want and haven't secured their systems in a way that STSN requires. Jones agrees that industry standards for hotspot operation would make it easier to move to a clearinghouse model. "There has to be some form of governance over those service-level requirements," he said. Meanwhile, Sprint PCS's failure to build out even a fraction of the locations that they predicted eight months ago seems to be an industry trend. Even though 2004 was finally supposed to be the year of the hotspots, we haven't heard boo from Cometa since they deployed 250 locations in Seattle (their first of many cities, they said, to get that kind of coverage), SBC (which predicted thousands of locations over a couple of years), T-Mobile (Kinko's, Borders, and Starbucks seems to still be their primary focus), or AT&T Wireless (a few airports and other deals, but mostly reselling Cometa and Wayport). Sprint PCS customers can roam to networks owned by Wayport, Airpath, Cometa, and Concourse. I spoke to a Verizon Wireless manager by accident a few weeks ago, and he said that the company doesn't plan to do more than resell service. Nextel has its own cards up its sleeves related to the licensed...

Finnish Fun

Finnish Fun 05/19/2004 01:13 PM
Sorry, Finns only:

Heli kirjoitti pienen mukavan tarinan uljaas ta prinssistä, joka uponnee jokaiseen naiseen, joka on ikinä seurustellut nörtin kanssa. On suorastaan pelottavaa tunnistaa itsensä. (Ei se komeuskohta. Mutta se muu...)

Kiitos! :-D

In Finnish, for a change.

In Finnish, for a change. 09/01/2004 03:46 PM
Sain tänään ihanan sähköpostin, joka sanoi kaiken oleellisen:

Sinä puuhaat keittiössä. Laitat paikkoja kuntoon.
Minä kuuntelen sitä, rakastan sinua
ja kaikki on sitä myöten selvää.

- Pentti Saarikoski -

(<idlewonder>Lieneekö yhden runon lainaaminen tekijänoikeusrikkomus? Sehän on itsenäinen teos, ja pikkaisesta runosta on aika vaikea lainata pelkkää osaa tekijänoikeuslain 22§:n tarkoittamalla tavalla. Hum.</idlewonder>)

"review (in Finnish)"

"review (in Finnish)" 07/05/2004 09:37 AM

Finnish Thanksgiving

Finnish Thanksgiving 12/19/2004 02:59 PM

« The bas-relief on this slab of dark granite becomes a cool bit of snowy art. A Thanksgiving day postprandial gallery of pictures from a November Snow to gape at in a turkey induced coma. »

Thanksgiving, a treasured holiday that involves lots of food, family and no religious obligations. A day that likely makes all the surviving Native Americans wonder what in the hell the Wampanoag tribe was thinking when they helped those prissy pilgrims survive the first few winters instead of taking care of the problem early. So much romanticism is imbued in the whole idea of Thanksgiving that even Plymouth Rock is a major tourist attraction which, I can tell you from personal experience, is the saddest bit of rock anyone might waste their time travelling down two hours from Boston to gape at.

In the annual fit of family and patriotic turkey eating frenzy, the Pilgrims were, in fact, immigrants celebrating the fact that they managed to survive a year or two in their new homeland, one that they either chose to or were forced to move to. Not that everyone shouldn't have something to reflect happily upon in the previous 365 days, but people who move to an alien land have a completely different need to do so since, like with the Pilgrims, there are lots of days where the misery you knew back home seems a lot more comfortable than the misery you are just beginning to make friends with. Simple things you once took for granted are a new challenge and few things come easily.

I didn't go home this year, much as I wanted to, but we had a 'Finnish Thanksgiving' dinner of turkey meatballs, mashed potatoes with aura cheese and garlic, and lingonberry sauce. It wasn't the same as a full spread of turkey, stuffing, giblet gravy, yams, cranberry relish, pumpkin pie, and piles of other food you try to cram in before you feel so full that you feel sick, but it was good. I don't feel much like a pilgrim but, like them, I've managed to survive so far and that's something worth treating yourself to a big meal that would drop a moose in 50 paces. Of course, this year I have something to be quite thankful for and that is, after much waiting and hoping, I finally got a job. Not only a job, but a job at the one place I wanted to work for above all the others. :) I'm happy, too, that I'll be working somewhere that I'll be, I think, the only native English speaker and where the operating language is Finnish and I will have no choice but to finally start speaking a bit more Finnish. I hope I survive the awkward stage. Getting back into a regular workday routine is going to feel really strange for a week or three I think. :)

Also, this week's paper had a story about Korttelit.fi, a pictorial map of every building in downtown Helsinki. The interface is very nicely done and the pictures are good as well. It's not finished as the person who created it is doing it himself, but I suspect there will be some commercial interest in it to make it worth his while.

Finnish CC Licence

Finnish CC Licence 05/27/2004 11:05 AM
Finland is the third country after the US and Japan to go ahead with their fully-fledged CC licences. After several months of legal deliberation the Finnish project lead Herkko Hietanen felt able to clear the licence draft and present it to the Finnish public last Monday, thus marking a major milestone in the development of iCommons. The Finns are widely seen as one of the technologically most advanced countries in Europe.

Almost a Finnish knit bl0g

Almost a Finnish knit bl0g 06/06/2005 12:11 AM
Blogitutkimus has somet hing that looks like an beginner knitter could come up with: an incomprehensible mess of strings.

However, since this is a blog dedicated to blog research, it's actually a map of the Finnish blogrolls - i.e. who endorses whom in their sidebars. The reason why I'm in the middle with the most links is not because I'm part of a mythical Bloggers Inner Circle [BTW, meeting at eleven at the Usual Place. Bring your capes. And a frog.], but likely because I happen to have my entire up-to-date subscription list available automatically, whereas most others seem to maintain their "recommended reading list" manually. Or that's my guess.

It's a fun pic. You can find all sorts of interesting data in it, and support almost any opinion you can think of. It'll be interesting to see what Jere can dig out of it :)

(I'm reading too many blogs anyway. I should probably start dropping the ones I don't read so regularly anymore...)

Obscure Finnish joke

Obscure Finnish joke 02/01/2005 09:48 PM
Siinä tulevaisuus. :D

Finnish Parliamentary Elections

Finnish Parliamentary Elections 03/15/2003 08:55 PM
Finnish Parliamentary Elections are held this sunday. Deutsche Welle and NY Times sum things up pretty well, but I've added some links you might find interesting. [more inside]

Stupid Finnish poetry

Stupid Finnish poetry 03/06/2004 02:03 AM

Apologies to my foreign readers. It would be worse in English, trust me :-). I just had to put this one in the form of a tanka poem. I have no explanation.

W3C Launches Finnish Office

W3C Launches Finnish Office 10/10/2002 09:57 AM
10 October 2002: W3C is pleased to announce the launch of the W3C Finnish Office (in Finnish) based at the Digital Media Institute of the Tampere University of Technology in Tampere, Finland. The opening ceremonies are 11 October, and are open to the public (free registration required). Read the press release and more about W3C Offices. (News archive)

Cory's DRM talk in Finnish

Cory's DRM talk in Finnish 08/31/2004 11:39 AM
Cory Doctorow: Herkko Hietanen, Tero Tilus, Antti Vähä-Sipilä and Kuisma Lappalainen from EF Finland have translated my Microsoft DRM talk into Finnish, bringing the total number of translations up to 10 (with two more that I know of underway). Freaking cool. Link

Finnish Blog Awards

Finnish Blog Awards 02/10/2004 02:55 AM
Jaakko of Fabula suggests that there should be Finnish blog awards. This is a very, very dumb idea that is certain to cause a lot of grief, tears and hate across the Finnish blogosphere, and whoever does it will completely lose all respect and will be spit upon on the streets.

How could I not do this?

Apologizes to all English readers - here's the official announcement:

Kultainen Kuukkeli 2003 - palkinto tullaan jakamaan useammassa blogikategoriassa, ml. paras suomalainen blogi. Lisäinfoa on sivulla Kultainen Kuukkeli 2003.

Ehdotuksia kategorioista voi joko lähettää meilitse tai jättämällä kommenti tähän merkintään.

Mikäli joku haluaa sponsoroida palkintoja, ole hyvä ja ilmoita itsestäsi ylläolevin keinoin.

Finnish chainsaw politics

Finnish chainsaw politics 04/19/2005 04:27 AM
I have to say that any sort of compassion I felt towards the Metsähallitus folks is rapidly waning after seeing the infantile scare tactics they've been using with Greenpeace. Look at these videos and pictures (in English)! Revving chainsaws in the middle of the night, keeping people awake with sirens, hanging nooses from the trees, burning crosses... Sheesh!

The issue is complicated, as always, but Metsähallitus is really trying to make it simple: you can either scorn or hate them for being such jerks and allowing such idiotic things to happen - in their name, by their employees, nonetheless. One would imagine that grown people would have enough sense to sit down and negotiate, but this? It also casts a bad light on the Center Party, currently holding the seat of the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry.

Things like these tend to develop into a public relations fight. Greenpeace has been talking to buyers of Finnish paper, and quite a few authors and paper companies have already started to question the ethics of logging.

Metsähallitus is definitely not doing a good job on the PR front.

(Disclaimer: I support Greenpeace financially, though I am not a member. I also own some forest, so I support forestry. I don't think these are irreconcilably at odds, though...)

Finnish bl0ggers awarded

Finnish bl0ggers awarded 03/31/2005 06:54 AM
From Yle 24:

The award went to sukellus.fi, with Alex Nieminen, Petri Ahoniemi, Janne Miikkulainen, Matti Anttila, Sami Köykkä, Mimmu Pekkanen, and Kalle Valkama for "fast and professional internet information dissemination during a crisis".

(A timeline of the events in English can be found here.)

Congrats to all! Good work, and rightfully awarded!

Low stakes Finnish Hold 'Em

Low stakes Finnish Hold 'Em 03/31/2005 07:24 PM

After sitting down to dinner at Moustache in the East Village, a bunch of us pulled out our phones, which activity I've noticed is some kind of nerd group tic. Several at the table had the Nokia 7610 and we were still futzing with them when the waiter came up to take our order. When he saw the phone, his eyes went wide. "What phone is this? You all have the same one? What is this phone and where did you get them?"

We told him a little about the phone and he seemed impressed. Smirking a little, he set down his order pad and reached into his pocket. "Here is my phone," he said as he placed a recently-released uber-thin M otorola RAZR down on the table, stepped back, and crossed his arms proudly. We all pulled back slightly from the table, silent for a moment, and then leaned in to get a closer look with a collective "oooooh...." The waiter beamed, happy at besting a bunch of geeks at a hand of cell phone poker.

Finnish bl0gging service open

Finnish bl0gging service open 02/01/2005 09:47 PM
Vuodatus.net now offers a pretty comprehensive blogging service in Finnish. It's roughly as easy as Blogger, but offers some additional things like RSS feed integration (you can have your side bar to include headlines from other blogs), quite comprehensive templating, categories (and searching of blogs based on categories), built-in statistics, built-in help on all pages, and naturally it's all Finnish.

Looks very comprehensive, yet easy for a new blogger. And has enough power to work for a bit more experienced bloggers as well. Very good and all the best to them!

(Very few of the blogs on vuodatus.net seem to be in the Pinseri blog-list. Why?)

Keeping up with Finnish or Buffer
Overflow

Keeping up with Finnish or Buffer
Overflow 12/19/2004 02:59 PM

« Sticker art girl with a long neck. »

I managed to survive the first week at work. There is always a period of feeling awkward and exposed when you first start working somewhere as you get to know the people you work with and find your way into the daily routine. The work is very familiar even though I'm a bit rusty in places and there are products in use that I've not worked with before. I have some large datacenter experience that might be helpful as well. The most challenging part of the job is, and will likely continue to be for a while, keeping up with conversations and meetings in Finnish. I understand quite a lot, but I have to concentrate on everything that is said. My vocabulary isn't all that great, but even if I only get half the words, context will usually help me figure out the rest. It's like working a cryptogram in real-time. My coworkers have been very nice in speaking Finnish to me even though I'm sure they find my replying in English somewhat annoying and, hopefully, I'll get over my self-consciousness about speaking Finnish sometime soon. Most of the people speak English very well which makes it too easy at times to be lazy. I keep hoping I have a Thirteenth Warrior experience and just start speaking it at some point and quip "I listened" when asked how I learned it. One person has such a perfect American accent that had he not said he was Finnish, I would have pegged him as being from somewhere in the Midwest. I hate that when people who aren't from the US have a better American accent than I do. :)

The atmosphere of the office reminds me so much of WU and BBN that I feel pretty much at home already. Everyone is some sort of academic who found their way into computing. I had to stand up and introduce myself at a meeting on my first day where I was told I had to describe my hobbies lest I be asked about them repeatedly. It seemed a little odd until I started to figure out that people really do value their hobbies and are interested in yours as well. I was really excited to meet a coworker who is involved with a student photography club and lab since I didn't want to build my own darkroom with an enlarger or buy one of the new photo printers since they generally suck at B&W printing. I'm also going to try and play sähly, Finnish floorball, with the company team once a week. I'd better look up the word for "incoming!" before hitting the arena. :)

Perhaps one of the most obvious differences between working in the US and here is the general approach to the amount of time you spend in the office. At BBN, 80 hours wasn't an unusual week and if you were on call, 100 or more. Here, people go home at a reasonable hour and I've yet to notice anyone sleeping under their desk. You're even expected to take your holiday time. What a novel concept! I had 5 or 6 weeks of holiday time per year when I left WU, but I never really had the chance to take it so that I had a giant check for 16 weeks of accrued holiday time along with my last paycheck. Holiday time works a little different here as you accrue time much like you do in the US, but you need 6 days of holiday time to take a week off from work. I am told this is a vestige from the 60s or thereabouts when the workweek was 6 days rather than 5. The employee manual also had some interesting holiday tidbits such as a day per annum for moving house and if your 50th or 60th birthday falls on a weekday you get the day off. I have a few years to go before that happens. :)

And, the breeders have supplied us with 2 more pictures of puppy cuteness. :)

Finnish bl0g list bought

Finnish bl0g list bought 04/07/2005 02:33 AM
Well, well, well... The Finnish blog world just got a tad more interesting: A Finnish VC company just bought blogilista.fi, the master list of Finnish blogs (which also functions as a simple web-based aggregator as well). Congrats to all involved! I hope this means that their RSS parser would finally start working properly, instead of just doing really dumb byte comparisons. ;-)

However, what I find to be far more interesting is that Typepad (from Six Apart, the worlds largest blogging company) is reaching its tendrils into Finland now: first with Typepad Finland and now with partnership to blogilista.fi. Through the latter they get much needed publicity and visibility in Finland - after all, most Finnish bloggers seem to use Blogger these days. Typepad will have to compete against Vuodatus.net, though. Having tried both, I have to say that I prefer Vuodatus for their ease of use while still doing everything that's necessary.

I do find it interesting though that Typepad would partner with an aggregation service...

Finnish police admits mistake

Finnish police admits mistake 03/14/2005 06:21 PM
Jani of Marginaali has received a response from the Finnish Deputy National Police Commissioner (i.e. the Chief of Police Force) via Enterblogi. The police admits that a single officer had no right to order a web page to be censored, even if a possible crime had occurred, and that "the law regarding the freedom of speech and mass media is not known well enough among the police."

While it is worrying that the police do not seem to know the law, it's very positive that mistakes are acknowledged and hopefully learned from. A memo has been sent to the Oulu Provincial Police Command, and it's likely that the state provincial office will also need to address the issue due to an official complaint from Jani.

This is not the first case, nor will it be the last. In fact, my guess is that we'll see at least another attack like this against online personal publishing. Granted, there are some blogs which probably deserve it, but as this is arguably a new domain of publishing, the legislation will have to be tested in the blogosphere as well. And as such, I welcome it, as it clears the rules and the playing field. I just hope nobody would need to suffer for it...

Jani has been called in for questioning by the local police on the matter for next Friday. This will be interesting...

(Read the previous part of the story.)

Life for Finnish student's killer

Life for Finnish student's killer 04/26/2004 01:15 PM
A man is sentenced to life imprisonment for the "brutal" and "savage" murder of Finnish student Suvi Aronen.

Web addiction gets Finnish conscripts
out of army

Web addiction gets Finnish conscripts
out of army 08/03/2004 04:21 PM
CNET News.com Aug 3 2004 8:01PM GMT

Finnish army 'drops web addicts'

Finnish army 'drops web addicts' 08/04/2004 08:53 PM
A number of Finnish recruits have had their military service slashed due to internet addiction, the army says.

HP to manage IT for Finnish energy giant

HP to manage IT for Finnish energy giant 08/23/2004 10:37 AM
Finnish energy giant Fortum Corp. has signed a five-year agreement with Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) to manage its IT infrastructure and support about 10,000 users across Europe.

Net Addiction Gets Finnish Soldiers Out
Of Army

Net Addiction Gets Finnish Soldiers Out
Of Army 08/04/2004 01:23 AM

'internet Addiction' Get Finnish
Soldiers Out Of Army

'internet Addiction' Get Finnish
Soldiers Out Of Army 08/03/2004 04:21 PM
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Grok Description matches for Finnish WISPs Roam
GrokA matches for Finnish WISPs Roam

Stewie Griffin (Family Guy) Soundboard

Stewie Griffin (Family Guy) Soundboard 02/10/2004 02:50 AM
Damn the broccoli, damn you and damn the Wright brothers! .. Stewie Griffin Soundboard by way of eBaum's world .. collection

ebaumsworld.com/stewie-familyguy.html
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"Here's a production trailer"

"Here's a production trailer" 03/17/2005 02:51 AM

Disney park family videos from yore and
present

Disney park family videos from yore and
present 02/01/2005 08:37 PM
Cory Doctorow: On the Webjay community playlist, an amazing trove of Windows Media (ugh) clips of family videos of Disney parks. I'm utterly taken with this 3.1MB WMV clip of a family enjoying the long-gone Disneyland Flying Saucers in 1961. Also available: the entire Monsanto plastic house of the future audio, a 1959 tour of the monorail, and some very funny clips of British families trying to make sense of the parks. Link (Thanks, Kirby!)

H2G2 movie production bl0g

H2G2 movie production bl0g 05/12/2004 02:12 PM
Disney has launched the official site for its forthcoming film adaptation of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, with a running production blog. Link (Thanks, Nick!)

Notes and Tips: G5 Production Problems

Notes and Tips: G5 Production Problems 08/17/2004 11:27 AM
Buy a new G5 Power Mac and it may - or may not - work.

Happy Easter - ebaumsworld.com

Happy Easter - ebaumsworld.com 04/12/2004 04:59 AM
This is where we get the phrase "doing it like rabbits" .. Easter bunnies go crazy happy

ebaumsworld.com/hapeastbuny.html
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Bush Soundboard

Bush Soundboard 08/03/2004 10:56 AM
Bush Soundboard

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Creative MegaWorks THX 6.1 650

Creative MegaWorks THX 6.1 650 11/11/2003 12:52 PM
CNET Nov 11 2003 11:35AM ET

Notes and Tips: Mozilla-family
Vulnerability

Notes and Tips: Mozilla-family
Vulnerability 04/06/2005 12:19 PM
Any of the Mozilla-family browsers (including Firefox and Camino) may be coerced into revealing sensitive information in memory; here's a test...

Macromedia Taps Into Blog Craze

Macromedia Taps Into Blog Craze 03/23/2005 04:47 PM
Internet News Mar 23 2005 8:15PM GMT

MegaWorks 510D Product Recall

MegaWorks 510D Product Recall 05/30/2004 06:21 AM

"one of the reasons boys (and
subsequently men) are more likely to
develop learning disorders and
antisocial 'macho' personalities is that
parents treat infant males in their
first months of life "like boys""

"one of the reasons boys (and
subsequently men) are more likely to
develop learning disorders and
antisocial 'macho' personalities is that
parents treat infant males in their
first months of life "like boys"" 07/07/2004 02:57 PM

I'll be using my bl0g to collect notes
for a book on atheism

I'll be using my bl0g to collect notes
for a book on atheism 12/19/2004 03:47 PM
I am going to be using this blog to collect notes for a book, so postings may sometimes seem a...

Battle lines drawn over washing lines
(Reuters)

Battle lines drawn over washing lines
(Reuters) 05/11/2004 09:18 AM
Reuters - Rows of washing strung across the road between Coronation Street-style terraced houses may become a thing of the past after a council said they are against the law.

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AFA - American Family Association -
Promoting Traditional Family Values

AFA - American Family Association -
Promoting Traditional Family Values 12/22/2003 02:07 AM
AFA - American Family Association - Promoting Traditional Family Values .. rabidly-stupid right-wing crazies .. AFA

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Mai Logic Licenses IBM's Elastic
Interface Technology For Its Articia
Chipset Family and Teron Series Systems
in Support of PowerPC 970 Microprocessor
Family.

Mai Logic Licenses IBM's Elastic
Interface Technology For Its Articia
Chipset Family and Teron Series Systems
in Support of PowerPC 970 Microprocessor
Family. 01/03/2004 02:34 AM
Mai Logic Licenses IBM's Elastic Interface Technology For Its Articia Chipset Family and Teron Series Systems in Support of PowerPC 970 Microprocessor Family.

Here is a prayer of safety you can pray
for your family on Halloween: Father, in
the Name of Jesus, I thank You that You
watch over Your Word to perform it. I
thank You that my family and I dwell in
the secret place of the Most High and
that we remain st

Here is a prayer of safety you can pray
for your family on Halloween: Father, in
the Name of Jesus, I thank You that You
watch over Your Word to perform it. I
thank You that my family and I dwell in
the secret place of the Most High and
that we remain st 11/02/2003 03:12 AM

kcm.org/studycenter/articles/seasonal/halloween.html
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Girls who want boys who like boys who do
girls who.. ahhh whatever...

Girls who want boys who like boys who do
girls who.. ahhh whatever... 07/15/2004 05:26 AM
Parkspliced. Blur's Parklife remixed/bootlegged/mashed-up a la London Booted (and while you're in the mood: Hanzo Steel).

Macromedia Prepares ColdFusion Upgrade
August 11 - 9:04 PM ET News in Brief |
Macromedia is currently alpha te

Macromedia Prepares ColdFusion Upgrade
August 11 - 9:04 PM ET News in Brief |
Macromedia is currently alpha te 08/11/2004 09:09 PM
BetaNews Aug 12 2004 1:11AM GMT

Macromedia Brings Flash to AIM September
21 - 1:42 AM ET Macromedia has updated
Central 1.5, code-named 'Gemin

Macromedia Brings Flash to AIM September
21 - 1:42 AM ET Macromedia has updated
Central 1.5, code-named 'Gemin 09/23/2004 03:42 PM
BetaNews Sep 23 2004 5:42PM GMT

MACROMEDIA: Macromedia Flex gains
momentum powering strategic rich
internet applications

MACROMEDIA: Macromedia Flex gains
momentum powering strategic rich
internet applications 08/23/2004 10:47 AM
Investors Business Daily Aug 23 2004 3:28PM GMT

[securityzone@macromedia.com: New
Macromedia Security Zone Bulletin
Posted]

[securityzone@macromedia.com: New
Macromedia Security Zone Bulletin
Posted] 04/16/2004 02:25 PM
David Ahmad (Apr 16 2004)

Macromedia - Press Room : ADOBE TO
ACQUIRE MACROMEDIA

Macromedia - Press Room : ADOBE TO
ACQUIRE MACROMEDIA 04/18/2005 06:41 PM
integrated solutions from the acquisition .. Holy Mother of fucking christ!!! .. Press release .. Macromedia's

macromedia.com/macromedia/proom/pr/2005/adobe_macromedi a.html
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Family Business Experts Credits Family
Business Synergy As Key To Baxa
Corporation’s Success

Family Business Experts Credits Family
Business Synergy As Key To Baxa
Corporation’s Success 06/05/2005 11:58 PM
Baxa Corporation is featured in a recently published “Family Business Experts” profile detailing the key to the company’s 30 years of success in product innovation and customer responsiveness. The company was selected as the featured family business for the Family Business Institute’s (FBI) top-ranked Internet site, because Baxa met criteria as both a positive family and a business success story. The profile details the company’s 30 years of success in product innovation and customer responsiveness, crediting that success secret to family business synergy. [PRWEB May 23, 2005]

Macromedia - Macromedia.com Progress
Report: Beta 1

Macromedia - Macromedia.com Progress
Report: Beta 1 03/14/2003 06:21 PM
Al Ramadan's report on what Macromedia has learned from their Beta-1 release .. public and informative mea culpa .. report .. here

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Macromedia Deilvers Update of Macromedia
Flash MX

Macromedia Deilvers Update of Macromedia
Flash MX 07/30/2004 06:38 AM
W3Reports Jul 30 2004 10:12AM GMT

ContentWatch Announces “Family Safe”
Recognition for Family Safe Web Sites on
the Internet

ContentWatch Announces “Family Safe”
Recognition for Family Safe Web Sites on
the Internet 09/24/2004 03:13 AM
ContentWatch announces its Family Safe Program, complete with a new "Family Safe" Award for websites, a list of family safe websites, and internet and email protection products for homes and businesses. [PRWEB Sep 24, 2004]

trailer

trailer 07/28/2004 02:42 AM
AVI

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Fahrenheit 9/11 Trailer

Fahrenheit 9/11 Trailer 06/03/2004 12:30 AM
Fahrenheit 9/11 Trailer

fahrenheit911.com/trailer
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