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Interesting Theory. But Journalists
Don't Do Theory. Do They?
Interesting Theory. But Journalists
Don't Do Theory. Do They?
01/07/2004 03:12 PMEverett Erlich calls Dean a Third Party "taking over" the Democrats.
Jeff Jarvis says the Dean campaign is really a one way machine pumping
out propaganda like all before it. Meanwhile, Tom Mangan, newspaper
editor, wonders what good "theory" does in journalism.
A Theory
A Theory
02/01/2005 09:07 PMI don't think anyone has ever been fired for blogging....
Shuffle Theory
Shuffle Theory
08/27/2004 02:03 PMJust a few weeks ago, I purchased a new 4th generation click-wheel
iPod -- and I haven't heard Fugazi once. By Dan Cederholm (via
MyAppleMenu)
Knot Theory
Knot Theory
06/29/2004 10:34 AMIn response to a question from Christian Romney: this web page was the
inspiration for my current favicon.ico. ...
Theory vs. Practice
Theory vs. Practice
04/15/2004 01:03 PMThe distance between theory and practice is always so much smaller in
theory than in practice. I spotted this as a sig on an email from
Christian Traue on Dave Farber's IP list recently and loved it. How
true, and how applicable to so many areas of life, as well as recent
current affairs....
Who says theory is dead?
Who says theory is dead?
07/06/2004 08:37 AMGender-theory superstar Judith Butler takes on 9/11 and its aftermath
in a new book -- written in clear English! But the task of postmodern
theory, she argues, is more crucial now than ever.
Theory of Computing (ToC)
Theory of Computing (ToC)
03/22/2005 05:09 PMTheory of Computing (ToC)http://theoryofcomputing.org/
Theory of Computing (ToC) is a new Open Access online
journal dedicated to the widest dissemination, free of charge, of high
quality research papers in all areas of Theoretical Computer Science.
The journal will not differ from the best existing publications in its
commitment to and method of peer review to ensure the highest quality.
The scientific content of ToC is guaranteed by a world-class editorial
board. Following the model of the highly successful Electronic Journal
of Combinatorics, ToC is an all-volunteer operation. The key
difference between ToC and existing publications (paper as well as
electronic) in the areas covered by ToC is its commitment to free
access. We believe that the Theory community can no longer turn a
blind eye to the plight of CS libraries, around the country and around
the world. Publisher: University of Chicago Department of Computer
Science. This will be added to
Academic Resources
2005 Internet MiniGuide. This has been added to
Research Resources
Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
Sex and Cash Theory
Sex and Cash Theory
12/29/2004 06:47 PMRead Hugh MacLeod's Ho
w to Be Creative now. Nearly any setence could be lifted as a pull
quote, so I won't bother lifting any. Only fifty pages, super easy to
read ebook
formatting, great cartoons, tremendous relevance to creating free
culture while surviving and thriving, and it's CC licensed.
Also check out the few dozen other ebook manifestos at ChangeThis.
Same great ebook presentation, same great licensing.
Via Boing Boing. More CC content via Boing Boing yesterday:
Banjo manuals and a
science fiction novel. BB is hot, CC is hot!
Hair Theory
Hair Theory
03/06/2004 02:02 AMIt wasn't until well after I graduated high school that I started to
understand the point of combing my hair....
strung theory
strung theory
03/17/2005 03:20 AM
"A theory that can't predict anything is not a scientific
theory," Woit says. That would be string theory, which was going
to be the theory of everything, but apparently can't even agree how
many dimensions there are. "Those who dabble in
alternate-universe speculations might be just modern versions of '16th
century theologians (who) speculated that spirits and angels emerge
from the extra-dimensional universe,' says
Krauss, who is also an outspoken foe of creationist teaching in
schools."
conspiracy theory 911
conspiracy theory 911
04/26/2004 02:04 AM
September 11th panel working to overcome conspiracy theories. IT WAS INVENTED FOR A NOVEL. SO HOW IS
IT A "THEORY"?
IT WAS INVENTED FOR A NOVEL. SO HOW IS
IT A "THEORY"?
11/02/2003 02:08 AMUS TV SET FOR 'JESUS WIFE' STORM .. BBC News/Entertainment
Article
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/3229829.stm
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Graph Theory
Graph Theory
06/05/2005 11:43 PMGraph Theory1) Wikipedia: Graph
Theoryhttp://en.wikipedia.o
rg/wiki/Graph_theory2) Mega-Math: The Mathematics of
Graphs and their Gameshttp://www.cs.uidaho.edu/~casey931/mega-math/workbk/graph/grbkg
d.html3) Graph Theory with Applicationshttp://www.ecp6.jussieu.fr/pageperso/bondy/books/gtwa/gtwa.html4) Georgia Tech: Four Color Theoremhttp://www
.math.gatech.edu/~thomas/FC/fourcolor.html5) Graph
Theory Bookhttp://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/home/diestel/books/graph.
theory/download.html6) Graph Theory
Lessonshttp://
www.utc.edu/Faculty/Christopher-Mawata/petersen/7)
Frank Harary 1921-2005ht
tp://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~sanders/graphtheory/harary.htmlGraph theory is widely used in computer science, engineering
and of course, mathematics. Wikipedia offers this definition and
overview of Graph Theory (1). This next website from Mega-Math (2)
reviews some of the Vocabulary of Graphs and highlights some
applications for graph theory, such as the design of computer systems
and games. Some additional applications for Graph Theory are discussed
in this more technical book called Graph Theory with Applications (3).
This website from Georgia Tech (4) discusses a proof that allows a
user to create a map of the U.S. using just four colors. For a more
involved explanation of Graph Theory, see this Graph Theory book by
Reinhard Diestel (5). On this next website (6), Christopher P. Mawata
of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga offers a collection of
Graph Theory Lessons for educators. The final website provides a short
biography of a key figure in Graph Theory who recently passed away,
Frank Harary (7). [From The NSDL Scout Report for Math, Engineering,
and Technology, Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2005.
http://scout.wisc.edu/New theory on cause of dyslexia
New theory on cause of dyslexia
09/01/2004 01:49 PM
Scientists have cast doubt on the theory that there is probably a
single cause for the word disorder dyslexia.
Jeffords' Theory
Jeffords' Theory
04/11/2005 03:00 PM
Jeffords'
Theory: "U.S. Sen. Jim Jeffords, the Vermont Independent, may
face a clear field right now in a 2006 re-election bid, but his March
22 performance on Vermont Public Radio's Switchboard program raised a
few eyebrows.
I think it was all done to get oil, Jeffords
said of invading Iraq.
And the loss of life that we had, and the
cost of it, was to me just a re-election move, and they're going to
try to live off it. Probably start another war, wouldn't be surprised,
next year. Probably in Iran, said Jeffords, echoing
Seymour
Hersch's words from January.
Theory of Synchronicity
Theory of Synchronicity
06/09/2004 05:53 AMRichard just kind of goes off.....
A Theory
of Synchronicity for the Web.
In my previous post, Stasis and
Synchronicity, I scratched the surface of something that's been
bothering me recently. I've been sensing a degree of stasis in the
blogging world, not to mention in my own life (and given what I wrote
12 days ago about weblogs being
avatars, perhaps the two are intermingled). I finished my previous
post with a rhyming play-on-words: I swapped 'MTV' for 'synchronicity'
in the famous Dire Straits tune Money for
Nothing. That came straight from my subconscious - and at the time
I didn't fully know what it meant. Which for me is an invitation to
explore...
Meaning and Interconnectedness
Synchronicity is a term made famous by the psychiatrist Carl Jung. He defined synchronicity as an "occurrence of a
meaningful coincidence in time". Further, it as "an acausal
connecting principle". Which is to say that a connection occurs
through the sharing of a common meaning, not because one event caused
the other. Jung went so far as to boldly state that "synchronicity could thus be
added as a fourth principle to the triad of space, time, and
causality".
Synchronicity has come to mean a variety of things. Laurence Boldt
claims that synchronicity reflects the "underlying
interconnectedness of all things within the Universe" [my
emphasis]. An attractive theory for those of us addicted to Web
culture! Stephen
J. Davis states that synchronicity is "a very personal and
subjective observation of this inter-connected universe of which we
are but a small part". Another keyword that pops up in writings about
synchronicity is "flow" - which of course reminds me of the Web's Information
Flow. When used to describe synchronicity, it's all about the
"flow of life". For example, this
quote:
"When we are in the flow we experience more synchronous
events, more pleasure and less pain. The flow of coincidences is our
path to higher ground."
Synchronicity for Bloggers
What I was trying to express in my previous post was that sometimes
we become too insular, too caught up in our routines. Specifically in
the blogging world we get stuck inside the confines of our RSS
Aggregators and we miss out on the synchronicity in other parts of the
Web - and indeed in other forms of Art. Synchronicity to me means
looking for meaningful coincidences in multimedia, literature, music,
art, heck even television. So in this sense synchronicity means to go
outside the blog world and explore other worlds. The greater your
exposure to different ideas, the more likely you are to formulate
new ideas.
Stick that in your pipe and smoke it, Glassd
og ;-)
In my travels on this topic, I came across this comment
which nicely complements my point:
"If you look for it, you will start to see parallels in
all kinds of things -- religion, physics, art, philosophy, psychology,
music, etc.. There is a pattern to it all - the synchronicity. Once
you notice the parallels, you might apply what you know about one
thing to another and have a New Idea (or just enjoy the moment to a
greater extent)."
And Serendipity too
There's a similar concept to synchronicity that has done the rounds
of the blogosphere before: serendipit
y, or "making fortunate discoveries by accident". The day after I
published my previous post, Stasis and
Synchronicity, I came across some old weblog posts on the topic of
serendipity. Anil
Dash linked to an old
Six Apart post from December 2002, which in turned linked back to
a bunch of posts from early 2002 - from old school bloggers Jon
Udell, Sam Ruby, Anil Dash
(again), and Rebecca
Blood. Their theme was that blogging is "changing the way we look
for information", in the words of Mena Trott. Rebecca Blood called it
"pointing readers to things that they didn't know they wanted to
see".
And it's hard to argue against that - I've learned a lot of things
I'd never have discovered if it weren't for weblogs. By subscribing to
smart people, like the ones on my blogroll, I make serendipitous
discoveries nearly every day through the stories they write and the
things they link to. But I need more. As I mentioned above, the blog
world sometimes can be too insular and so stasis sets in. To get back
the synchronicity, I want to explore outside...
Stay Tuned!
I'm going to try and eat my own dogfood on this over the next month
or so, by delving into things outside the blogging world. Particularly
literature, which is my drug of choice. But also multimedia, music and
other art forms. In fact, thinking about synchronicity so much over
the last week has led me to come up with some themes that would be
best explored in a novel. Hmmm, now there's an idea.
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Optimal Positioning Theory
Optimal Positioning Theory
04/24/2004 07:30 AMWebDevInfo Apr 24 2004 11:28AM GMT
Heating up a cold theory
Heating up a cold theory
08/05/2004 02:30 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Heating up a cold
theory'
“Although he’s a tenured Massachusetts Institute of
Technology associate professor, Peter Hagelstein leads a life of
exile. He has never made full professor. He no longer has a lab.
Barely anyone came to a lecture he gave about his research a year and
a half ago. Virtually all of Hagelstein’s problems stem from his
study of cold fusion, a type of nuclear reaction that — if it
exists at all — might have the power…
Theory Edge Top Links
Theory Edge Top Links
08/05/2004 05:22 AMTheory Edge Top Linkshttp://vznuri.orgspace.
com/theory-edge/A listing of Theory Edge top links
covering classifications of software, hardware, cyberspace, culture,
theory, and etc. Each classification is broken down into
sub-categories with links including title, description, rank and
stats. This will be added to
eCurrent Awareness Resources
2004-05.
Holes in early theory
Holes in early theory
07/21/2004 06:03 PMUSA Today Jul 21 2004 9:47PM GMT
Web Services Theory and Practice
Web Services Theory and Practice
04/27/2004 09:00 AMI look at the
confusing landscape
where the “Web Services” flags fly, and I see some things that
are proven good practice, and some other things that are mostly
theory. I think we could all be saner about all this if were careful
to distinguish between theory and practice...
Many Worlds theory invalidated
Many Worlds theory invalidated
04/26/2004 11:51 AMKathryn Cramer breaks the story on a to-be-presented Harvard talk on
an experiment that appears to invalidate both the "Many Worlds" and
"Copenhagen" theories of quantum mechanics. Kathryn is the daughter of
John Cramer, a physicist whose "Transactional Interpretetation"
hypothesis is the only one left intact by the experiment's findings.
It has been widely accepted that the rival interpretations of quantum
mechanics, e.g., the Copenhagen Interpretation, the Many-Worlds
Interpretation, and my father John Cramer's Transactional
Interpretation, cannot be distinguished or falsified by experiment,
because the experimental predictions come from the formalism that all
such interpretations describe. However, the Afshar Experiment
demonstrates in an interaction-free way that there is a loophole in
this logic: if the interpretation is inconsistent with the formalism,
then it can be falsified. In particular, the Afshar Experiment
falsifies the Copenhagen Interpretation, which requires the absence of
interference in a particle-type measurement. It also falsifies the
Many-Worlds Interpretation which tells us to expect no interference
between "worlds" that are physically distinguishable, e.g., that
correspond to the photon's passage through one pinhole or the other.
Link
(
Thanks, Kathryn!)
may be GOD=G_UV is a cursed theory
may be GOD=G_UV is a cursed theory
06/17/2004 01:51 AM
Why
there are no three-legged animals.
A wise person drinks cherry coke not blood of
animals. Before there was the time-cube guy, but after there was
Archimedes Plutonium, were
George
Hammond (author of the
Scientific Proof of God) and
Kurt Stocklmeir (
physicist and scholar of
slime and
lizard bottoms, among many other subjects).
Google-CIA Theory Gets More Evidence
Google-CIA Theory Gets More Evidence
04/10/2005 05:49 AMAddict3d.org Apr 10 2005 8:24AM GMT
A Dinosaur Theory for the Birds
A Dinosaur Theory for the Birds
04/16/2005 04:53 AMIntact eggs discovered inside a dinosaur shed new light on
reproductive biology and bolster the argument that birds evolved from
dinosaurs.
Theory of Everything radio show
Theory of Everything radio show
04/06/2005 05:27 PMMark Frauenfelder:
For the last couple of months, I've been listening to a terrific new
radio program, called The Theory of Everything, produced and hosted by
Benjamen Walker. It plays every week on selected radio stations, but
Benjamen has thoughtfully provided a complete archive of the shows in
MP3 format on his site. Some of the programs have been about the CIA
funding the absract expressionist movement, hopeless infatuation,
people who obsess over becoming a celebrity, and a skinhead funeral.
If The Theory of Everything sounds similar to another one of my
favorite radio programs, This American Life, well, it is -- but it's a
little quirkier and appeals to my interests even more, and I really
like the sound of Benjamen's voice. Load up your MP3 player and enjoy.
Link
Cyber Terrorism Is Just A Theory
Cyber Terrorism Is Just A Theory
11/11/2003 05:50 AMFor years, when many folks were predicting the imminent end of
civilization due to cyber-terrorism, there were plenty of others who
believed the actual risks associated with cyber terrorism are very
low, compared to other threats that are out there. That's not to say
it couldn't cause hassles - but the predictions of all out destruction
seemed to go a bit far. Now Gartner has gotten into the game and is
saying that
cyber terrorism is much more of a theory than
reality. Basically, though, they're saying that no one has
initiated any online attacks
with terror as their motive. They
admit that other attacks have caused real damage - but with a
different motive. In other words, they're making it all a big
semantic debate, rather than a substantive one. However, the end
result is still the same: you should try to make sure your own systems
are secure, but don't freak out every time someone mentions "cyber
terrorism".
Where/What Vision Theory, In Practice
Where/What Vision Theory, In Practice
02/10/2004 02:51 AMIn this second article about Margaret Livingston's Where and What
vision systems, theory is put into practice. A real world design
problem is
analyzed and resolved using an understanding of how these two
distinct vision
systems work.
Webl0gs, Theory and Practice
Webl0gs, Theory and Practice
07/25/2004 06:05 AMweblogs, theory and practice (from
1999!)
aaronland.info/weblog/theory
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A Quantum Theory of Internet Value
A Quantum Theory of Internet Value
12/18/2003 10:39 AMGoogle does books
A Theory of Fun for Game Design
A Theory of Fun for Game Design
02/05/2005 09:20 PMGame Theory Resource
Game Theory Resource
01/03/2005 07:56 AM
Game Theory. set theory, lie groups, and functors, oh
my!
set theory, lie groups, and functors, oh
my!
09/26/2004 05:22 PM
In 1935, a group of French mathematicians came together and
published under a single name, with the goal of overthrowing all that
had come before:
The
Rise and Fall of N. Bourbaki. Legal Theory Blog
Legal Theory Blog
01/18/2004 12:22 AMmisses the point .. here, ..
Solum
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The Grand Unified Theory of Media
The Grand Unified Theory of Media
07/23/2004 08:01 PMDirect and Related Links for 'The
Grand Unified Theory of Media'
“Convergence, hah. Right now, I’m suffering from
massive media divergence. I’ve got TV shows on my TiVo, photos
and some videos on my PC, different MP3 tunes on my laptop and my
desktop (not to mention on my portable MP3 player). So when I want to
find a particular piece of media, I don’t know where to
start.”…
"Bilderberg: The Ultimate Conspiracy
Theory"
"Bilderberg: The Ultimate Conspiracy
Theory"
06/04/2004 08:14 PMMethane 'belch' theory gets boost
Methane 'belch' theory gets boost
06/06/2004 12:51 PMScientists discover a series of vents in the Nordic Seas that may have
released enough methane to cause massive global warming 55 million
years ago.
Probe Set to Test Einstein Theory
Probe Set to Test Einstein Theory
08/07/2004 05:16 AMAfter several glitches were fixed, NASA's Gravity Probe B spacecraft
is ready to take measurements, say mission controllers. The results
could help prove -- or disprove -- some of Einstein's general theory
of relativity. By Amit Asaravala.
64-bit Computing in Theory and Practice
@ TechReport
64-bit Computing in Theory and Practice
@ TechReport
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