Model ChemLab 3.02

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Town of Bourton's miniature model has a
miniature model of the model (and so on)

Town of Bourton's miniature model has a
miniature model of the model (and so on) 12/23/2003 11:30 PM
Mark Bourne says: So my wife Elizabeth and I are googling up possibilities for our long trip to England next year. Checking out London sites and so on. An acquaintance suggested staying for a few days in the Cotswolds, a scenic Middle Earthy region west of London. That's how we found a page about the town of Bourton.

You just gotta love this text, which blends Ye Olde Scepter'd Isle with sci-fi gee-wizardry:

You will probably have noticed that when you take a branch from certain trees (some conifers for example), the branch looks like a miniature version of the tree, and when you break a piece off the branch, that looks like a tree too. Mathematicians call this property self-similarity.

Bourton has a wonderful example of self-similarity: it contains a 1/10 scale model of itself. Because the 1/10 scale model is a complete model of the town, it must contain a model of itself, and it does, a 1/100th. scale model of Bourton, and because the 1/100th. scale model is also a complete model of Bourton, it must also contain a 1/1000th. scale model of the scale model of the scale model of Bourton.

And it does. It is only a matter of time before a team of nano-technicians turn up in the town to etch a sub-micron scale model of Bourton on a silicon wafer, complete with mill, waterwheel, and a highly imaginative interpretation of the River Windrush as a stream of electrons.

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Adwords Closes down CPM Model in Favor
of CPC Model

Adwords Closes down CPM Model in Favor
of CPC Model 09/10/2002 09:44 AM
"It's now PPC or nothing, $50 credit offered to those who swap."

Model Run

Model Run 06/24/2004 05:05 AM
Now everything is start!

// hicksdesign :: 3D CSS Box Model

// hicksdesign :: 3D CSS Box Model 05/21/2004 02:16 AM
// hicksdesign :: 3D CSS Box Model

hicksdesign.co.uk/journal/2004/05/3d_css_box_model
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Shader Model 3.0

Shader Model 3.0 04/26/2004 09:06 AM

FC Now: Crunch Model

FC Now: Crunch Model 03/22/2005 05:12 PM
During my speech at SDA Bocconi in Milan last week, I cited Theresa Amabile's creativity research and the idea of a "time-pressure hangover" -- a decline in innovation because of strict deadlines. Evan Robinson's essay Why Crunch Mode Doesn't Work...

Web Zen: Paper Model Zen

Web Zen: Paper Model Zen 06/18/2004 10:59 AM
papermoon | origami | paper plate origami | design a paper box | boxbots | papercraft | ivor the engine | paper toys | nasa paper models | video game characters | paper arcades | flying pig.
Links to web zen home, web zen store, (Thanks, Frank).

Sql Object Model

Sql Object Model 12/29/2004 04:02 PM
Vesion 0.1 Released

Build Your Own Model B-52

Build Your Own Model B-52 05/28/2004 09:18 PM

Test-TAP-Model-0.02

Test-TAP-Model-0.02 04/15/2005 08:19 PM

CSS Box Model Demo

CSS Box Model Demo 05/27/2004 03:13 PM

Basic CSS Box Model Demo: A fantastic interactive, Flash version of the CSS box model. Very well done, and very handy for someone who doesn't understand it. Based on this version.

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It's Not a Model: It's One-to-One Scale

It's Not a Model: It's One-to-One Scale 11/20/2003 12:40 AM
This sounds like the biggest toy train set in the world: Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Co. use Wi-Fi to remotely control their engines in trainyards. You can't make this stuff up. Less amusing and more interesting, the company wants to look into opening up their private microwave network to public cellular and data communications as a way to provide service in underserved areas....

IRAQ THE MODEL

IRAQ THE MODEL 11/18/2003 07:49 PM
You Owe Us an Apology .. Iraq The Model .. message .. Omar

iraqthemodel.blogspot.com/2003_11_01_iraqthemodel_archive.html# 106908590931527369
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RSS Ads - The Business Model for RSS

RSS Ads - The Business Model for RSS 01/26/2004 02:19 AM
RSS Ads - The Business Model for RSS .. RSSAds .. Quote

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New PowerMac Model?

New PowerMac Model? 06/01/2004 10:33 AM
As noted in several places on the internet (Thread, Thread), there appears to be a PowerMac model listed in Mac OS X 10.3.4. The new machine is lis...

How to model a bishop (XML.org)

How to model a bishop (XML.org) 08/12/2002 11:50 AM

Sun tries new pricing model

Sun tries new pricing model 06/01/2004 06:40 PM

Misfit Model 3D 1.1.3 (Development)

Misfit Model 3D 1.1.3 (Development) 01/03/2005 02:28 PM
An OpenGL-based 3D model editor.

Catalyst-Model-Plucene-0.02

Catalyst-Model-Plucene-0.02 04/15/2005 01:07 PM

Dodgeball's advertising model

Dodgeball's advertising model 08/02/2004 10:40 PM

Here's a report on Dodgeball's advertising model.

I've been waiting to get the facts and now I have them.

Congrats to Dennis et al.

Here's ileechcowsdry's post.....

Dodgeball.com Advertising Platform

I love the "engineering serendipity" promise of mobile social software like Dodgeball.com, and am looking forward to it spreading beyond the overnerdy and the underemployed. Making money running a social networking site is difficult though, and we've seen every social networking organization struggle with it. I'm really curious to see how this new Dodgeball advertising plan is going to go over with its users. I'm into the principles behind it, and the founders are definitely smart guys, but I'm really curious to see how advertising affects the dodgeball social ecosystem they've created, but are not necessarily in control of.

Friendster of course has seen a lot of action in this department, inspiring lots of people and then pissing many of them off. Their saga went something like: Rise of the Fakesters, then the Fakester Genocide and subsequent Fakester Backlash, Manifesto, and Exodus, and now the much-blogged Installation of the Corporate Fakesters.

And speaking of corporate fakesters...

Dodgeball's ad plan looks like a more thought-out, more functional, opt-in version of Friendster's move. There's a pilot program in NYC right now that Dodgeball is running with Absolut Vodka, through which you can add Absolut as a friend, and then they ping you every once in a while and recommend bars to go to. Surprisingly, there's not the obvious advertising move of "go to this bar in the next 30 minutes and get an Absolut martini for $1.00" Wasn't that what we were promised when Bluetooth was just around the corner in like 1998. Save on office supplies, just 20 feet to your left! We still don't have that yet - with the Absolut promotion there is nothing specific to Absolut, they're just sponsoring some new Dodgeball functionality that could easily be part of the main service. It wouldn't be that hard to manage the backend of those more interesting kinds of micro-promotions - just drop off a case and tell the bar to pour it from 11:30 to 12.

Definitely a step for Dodgeball and a change in how its service will be perceived. I will definitely be watching to see how it goes, how users respond, and how an increase in this kind of sponsorship will change things. Not necessarily some knee-jerk reaction to corporate presence, but an increase in push vs. pull, persistence of sponsor in network, etc. Luckily for the Dodgeball guys, they have the Shirkmeister to watch over them. Clay probably covered all kinds of online community governance case studies in their program - and I'm sure Dodgeball will become another one. Just too early to see which way its going to go at this point...

Take a look at Dodgeball's advertising page - there's an interesting breakdown of how the Absolut promotion works, and a reasonable list of how advertisers might use Dodgeball as a service.

The dodgeball advertising platform allows users to opt-in to receive messages from select advertisers. Custom-built tools allow advertisers to push content to these user's mobile devices based on:

1. Date & time

2. Geographic location /proximity

3. Weather conditions.

In addition, advertisers can choose one of three ways to reach their opt-in audience:

1. Broadcast regardless of location. (e.g. broadcast to all users in NYC)

2. Broadcast based on geographic proximity. (e.g. broadcast only to users within 10 blocks of Washington Square Park)

3. Ask and answer. Ask users their location and respond to them with a geographically targeted message. (e.g "Tell us where you are and we'll tell you where to find the nearest happy hour.")

[ileechcowsdry]

"fixed the pricing model"

"fixed the pricing model" 05/16/2004 02:58 PM

Dynamic Library Model

Dynamic Library Model 12/23/2003 11:36 PM
Site Created

Wayport's CEO Says New Model on the
Horizon

Wayport's CEO Says New Model on the
Horizon 04/14/2004 07:51 PM
Wayport's CEO Dave Vucina said that the company will unveil a new business model for roaming partners in the near future that will be "the voice of reason": In an interview today with hotspot and managed services provider Wayport, CEO Dave Vucina explained that the McDonald's deal announced this week to unwire all 13,000 of the chain's U.S. locations will rewrite the basis of roaming with existing and new partners. While Vucina was short on specifics about the upcoming change in roaming terms, he did say that it would be unique and encourage more companies to roam with Wayport. "The way we have put our program together it will be good for all parties with some balance," he said. "One of the things you see when we release our model, is that you'll see some new direction and some new ways to package the service." Vucina said that by the end of the year, between the McDonald's stores and The UPS Store outlets that they are building as a managed services provider for telecommunications giant SBC, Wayport would install from 8,000 to 9,000 new locations. (The UPS Store has over 3,000 locations today, and expects to have over 5,000 by the time all the stores have Wi-Fi service installed.) The McDonald's partnership came about through trials among Wayport, Cometa Networks, and Toshiba over the last year. Vucina said that nearly 450 locations in large and small cities alike were tried, from Manhattan to Boise, Idaho. He said, "Part of the exercise of the pilot was to gather data on what people were thinking about this connectivity experience." They were able to garner statistics on average session, food purchases made, what percentage came to McDonald's specifically for the Wi-Fi service, and other factors. Food sales were more important than earlier reports may indicate. "At the end of the day for McDonald's, it's about selling hamburgers," Vucina said. McDonald's sees 24 million customers per day through one of their 13,000 U.S. locations, or over 1,800 people on average per store, Vucina said. "That's about as much traffic as you'll get anywhere." Statistics provided last year by a McDonald's executive at the Wi-Fi Planet conference showed that about 75 percent of customers used the drive-through or ordered take-away food from the counter, which would leave an average of over 450 customers eating in-store each day. Still, McDonald's stores have peak times during meals....

Catalyst-Model-CDBI-0.06

Catalyst-Model-CDBI-0.06 04/15/2005 01:07 PM

Why the eMachines Model Is Paying Off

Why the eMachines Model Is Paying Off 04/19/2004 01:54 PM
Extreme Tech Apr 19 2004 6:43PM GMT

VBS FAQ: Outlook Object Model

VBS FAQ: Outlook Object Model 07/28/2004 08:18 PM

Model Kits Coming Soon

Model Kits Coming Soon 04/09/2005 07:43 AM
Stawrars.com updated with a cool new article for all you model kit fans out there. AMT-Ertl has the U.S. market with 15 newly packaged classic kits plus 4 new Episode III kits. In Europe, Revell will be selling 5 new Episode III kits. The only crappy thing about it all is that the ARC-170 and AT-RT are European exclsuives and the Droid Tank is a U.S. exclsuive. I guess that's why they call it collecting!

PHPExpand Object Model

PHPExpand Object Model 08/20/2004 10:20 AM
Expand Project Started

An Energy Role Model

An Energy Role Model 12/22/2004 01:57 AM
Technology Review Dec 22 2004 5:58AM GMT

The Model Layer Framework

The Model Layer Framework 02/17/2004 02:28 PM
Feb 17, 2004: Currently not being updated, but...

Scale Model Web Sites

Scale Model Web Sites 01/28/2004 01:12 AM
When you think scale models, you probably think about railroading, right? You probably don't think about doll houses, ships, wargaming, or paper models. Now you can think about all of...

Sixapart revenue model

Sixapart revenue model 02/10/2004 02:59 AM
Sixapart are in a position to dominate the weblog publishing market, they have the best pro tool, Moveable type and...

Into the valley of the Business Model -
yee shall go

Into the valley of the Business Model -
yee shall go 04/14/2005 03:33 PM

MeetUp is now charging for organizing MeetUps.

$19 a month. I wonder how they came up with that number?

Jason Lefkowitz reports his feelings on this.

One good thing they did - they put their faces next to what they describe as "the bad news". Me - I don't consider it bad news.

There's a time for every social experiment to grow up, smell the mustard and get real. MeetUp has - congreats!

The Blogware business model

The Blogware business model 07/07/2004 02:41 AM

I've been trying to get to know Roland Tanglao and Boris Mann and their company Streamline. Here's an interesting post I found on Roland's blog about Blogware's business model..

Here's Roland......

A must read for prospective Blogware resellers and for bloggers and people who don't understand why Blogware is not being heavily promoted by Tucows. Summary: it's all about the resellers. Resellers made Tucows #2 in domain registration and similarly resellers will make Blogware a big player in the hosted blog space.



From An Open Letter to Blog Sceptic:

QUOTE

5/3/2/1. Ditch the resellers/launch a hosted version/offer to specific verticals/promote it...

Never gonna happen.

Here's why: Internet services providers represent the most powerful distribution channel on the internet. No single company can compete with the marketing muscle of 30,000 ISPs** who sit right in front of end-users and assist them in making critical technology choices and guide them as they dive into the internet - usually for the first time. No other channel can put you in front of individuals and the Fortune 500 simultaneously and no channel can better address the fickle needs of their local markets in a more appropriate fashion.

To get a better sense of this, take a look at our track record with domain names. In 1997, we were (according to the most liberal definitions) #85 in the domain name registration market. Today we are solidly #2 and we've been there for a couple of years. How did we get here? We dealt exclusively with internet services providers to the exclusion of all other market opportunities and we nailed their service requirements. By choosing and sticking to our distribution model very early in the game (some would argue that it chose us) we were able to focus on very specific attributes of our products and processes and build some truly excellent structures around everything. In other words, because we weren't trying to be all things to all customers, we were able to do some very amazing things with some very specific customer segments. And they responded in spades.

Our resellers kick serious a*s in the market place. This because the Tucows way of doing things gives them  the luxury of being able to focus on very specific and important things. Think of every other blogging company out there. They each have to a) be technical experts, b) be sales experts and c) be marketing experts just to one unit to a customer. Now take a look at the symbiotic nature of the relationship between Tucows and its direct customers. Our resellers have to be sales & marketing experts and develop strong customer service skills and Tucows has to focus on maintaining world-class technical services. Who would you bet on, the jack-of-all-trades or the team of specialists?

The downside to this approach is that it lacks the glitz and glam that retail oriented services employ. You will never see a full out PR blitz from Tucows and Blogware will never be a household name.  All wasted money. Remember, we're not the marketing brains in this relationship. We're the technical muscle.

Does that mean that our resellers are idly sitting by doing nothing? Nope. Right now, they are working on developing the right messages to direct at very specific markets - some are doing the institutional angle, some are going after telecommunications firms, others are targetting specific home-user verticals and others still looking to make quick wins at the expense of those with existing market share... And what I've seen so far looks great. Think of this as true "end-to-end marketing" Marketing at the edges. Clue-train compatible distribution. Teamwork. Focus. Whatever you call it, it works.

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Roller coaster model kit

Roller coaster model kit 08/04/2004 03:24 PM
Build your own scale model roller coaster with this $500 kit from Coaster Dynamics. The video shows the coaster in action as mesmerized geeks move their heads around like cats watching a fly stuck between a window and a screen. Link

The Real Ale Computing Model

The Real Ale Computing Model 04/28/2004 04:32 AM
IT-Analysis.com Apr 28 2004 7:47AM GMT

Sun subscriptions become model for
growth

Sun subscriptions become model for
growth 02/12/2004 11:13 AM
More predictable revenue flow

Far Cry 1.2 with Shader Model 3.0 @
TechReport

Far Cry 1.2 with Shader Model 3.0 @
TechReport 07/02/2004 04:53 AM

A Modest Model Railroad

A Modest Model Railroad 01/24/2004 12:10 AM

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