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Top 20 Nude Scenes of 2003
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Top 20 Nude Scenes of 2003
(careful@work) 12/30/2003 06:12 AM

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Jamie Lee Curtis starring in "Sumo
Florist" (careful@work)

Jamie Lee Curtis starring in "Sumo
Florist" (careful@work) 02/15/2004 09:19 AM
Sumo Florist by rathergood.com

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Nekkid Klingon babes

Nekkid Klingon babes 04/28/2004 06:52 PM
Fleshbot says:

Let it be noted that this is the first, last, and only piece of "Star Trek"-inspired porn we will ever feature here on Fleshbot; we're not big science fiction fans, but these sexy morph chicks were just too hot to pass up.

Naked Klingon Women (Geocities site - thanks Jay). See also: NudeTrek.com (AVS protected archive of alt.binaries.startrek.adult)

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Better sex through yoga

Better sex through yoga 01/07/2004 05:36 PM
Our intrepid reporter visits a yoga class that promises to awaken the parts "down there" and finds that it helps if your teachers are hotties.

Welcome to bl0gging Rebecca

Welcome to bl0gging Rebecca 01/18/2004 03:46 AM

Rebecca MacKinnon, the Tokyo bureau chief of CNN and fellow GLT is taking leave-of-absence to be a media fellow at the Shorenstein Center at Harvard. We've talked a lot in the past about blogging and the future of journalism and I'm happy that she's going to jump out and take a bird's eye view of all this at what I think is the perfect time to be taking a bird's eye view of journalism.

Rebecca has started a blog. Good luck and welcome to our world. ;-)

I wrote a bit about her before when I visited CNN in Tokyo.

[bc] Rebecca MacKinnon

[bc] Rebecca MacKinnon 04/17/2004 12:48 PM
I'm at BloggerCon. I'm blogging this out of order, but at the moment I'm at Rebecca MacKinnon's session on international blogging. She points us to her aggregation of international blogs. Looks useful....

"Rebecca MacKinnon"

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Bush Yoga

Bush Yoga 02/18/2004 05:11 AM
Bush flightsuit doll

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"Rebecca MacKinnon offers"

"Rebecca MacKinnon offers" 05/09/2004 03:08 AM

Open source yoga

Open source yoga 03/27/2005 03:48 PM
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Rebecca bl0gging about Japan on WEF bl0g

Rebecca bl0gging about Japan on WEF bl0g 06/13/2004 04:42 PM

Rebecca is blogging from about the Japan sessions at the World Economic Forum meeting going on right now in Seoul. The theme seems to be about recovery. This year at Davos, I was in the audience and Rebecca was moderating a similar panel. Unfortunately, I'm not there this time to heckle. ;-)

Rebecca blogs:

World Economic Forum Blog

... However he [Takenaka] also said that further agressive reforms are necessary if Japan is to pull itself fully and completely out of its decade-long economic slump. He said that Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi is fully committed to such aggressive reform.

[...]

Takenaka concludes: "There is no excuse to postpone the reform, or to stop the reform at this moment." He says the greatest fundamental danger to economic expansion is a "kind of complacency." People who say that further reforms are unnecessary because the economy has improved are "totally wrong." Japan, he says, now has an opportunity to create a "virtuous cycle" of reform and growth.

[...]

At the Annual Meeting in Davos this past January, I moderated a panel titled Making Japan's Recovery Last . Panelists were generally optimistic that the recovery could be sustained, as long as the government continued with structural reforms. However some members of the audience including venture capitalist and WEF GLT Joi Ito expressed concern that the economic upturn would be used as an excuse not to forge ahead with tough reforms. It appears that Takenaka is determined not to let that happen. He says he has the Prime Minister's support. But what about the rest of the Japanese bureaucracy?

I hope Takenaka is right. I'm still quite concerned that economic recovery will cause people to be complacent about reform, but as Rebecca points out, the drivers for the current recovery might be different from the past. I suppose that if Takenaka and Koizumi continue to focus on this aggressive reform at home, we might have a chance.

Hiawatha and Rebecca on China and
Microsoft

Hiawatha and Rebecca on China and
Microsoft 06/22/2005 01:50 AM
Boston Globe columnist Hiawatha Bray writes about Microsoft's enabling of Chinese censorship, wisely using Rebecca as his primary source. Good column, although I think he's overly-optimistic at the end about the ability of the Chinese government to cut off access to sites it doesn't like. The Berkman report on Chinese filtering paints a more depressing picture... [Technorati tags: RebeccaMacKinnon HiawathaBray China] (I blogged a response to Scoble's defense of Microsoft.)...

Rebecca moderates the Japan panel

Rebecca moderates the Japan panel 01/23/2004 02:18 PM

Rebecca MacKinnon is moderating a Japan panel this year.

Last year, when I was on a Japan panel and MC'ing the Japan dinner, Japan was still looking dismal and my role as risk taking agitator was a good card for the Japanese to play to try to show that they were trying to change.

This year, the economy is "recovering" and the panel is populated by more of the old-school participants who are cautiously trying to explain the "turn-around" and how the "recovery" will continue.

I think the consensus is that the engine of the recovery is the restructuring of private companies and that the government policy and reforms are the oil.

I personally think that we need more fundamental changes in Japan, but I think that the incentive to make big changes will decrease as long as this fragile recovery continues. I think it's probably more constructive for me to spend my efforts on global issues and blogging until Japan needs my subversive energy again. ;-)

Comment from the audience: It's not the number of women in the women in the Japanese workforce, but rather their role in the workforce.

UPDATE: Ack! Rebecca glared at me, I shook my head, but she called on me for a comment anyway. I asked whether the more painful reforms are going to get less attention now that people are focused on the recover and making people feel comfortable.

One of the panel members disagreed with me and asserted that with political will, many of the fundamental changes will continue to happen and might even be easier.

Hmm... maybe in some areas, but I doubt it. Maybe I should have defined "fundamental changes."

Man Sentenced to Yoga Classes for Slap
(AP)

Man Sentenced to Yoga Classes for Slap
(AP) 01/23/2004 02:22 PM
AP - A man convicted of slapping his wife has been sentenced to yoga classes.

New MLAs to get lessons on computers,
yoga

New MLAs to get lessons on computers,
yoga 07/13/2004 01:33 AM
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Rebecca launches a bl0g about North
Korea

Rebecca launches a bl0g about North
Korea 02/10/2004 02:51 AM

Rebecca, from CNN, who is now at Harvard on sabattical, has just launched a new blog about North Korea. It's an cool experiment in blogging/journalism by someone who has a lot of on-the-ground experience covering difficult topics like this.

This is an experiment in interactive, participatory journalism. And in the new age of internet web-blogging, we are ALL journalists.

NKzone is NOT a conventional news or information website. Our members will build NKzone collectively with unique, personal, and (whenever possible) first-hand insights about the world's most mysterious country. Please approach this site not as a "viewer" or "reader", but as a "participant" and "contributor." NKzone is non-partisan. It seeks to generate interest and debate about North Korea. It seeks to include many clashing views. It is not advocating a particular cause, other than the desire that people be better informed about North Korea.

Meditate on This: A Nationwide Chain of
Yoga Studios

Meditate on This: A Nationwide Chain of
Yoga Studios 03/14/2005 06:16 PM
Two Internet executives who turned to yoga to cope with their stressful dot-com jobs are using their start-up skills to bring alternative health practices to the masses.

Safe Haven for Naked Yoga (Reuters)

Safe Haven for Naked Yoga (Reuters) 09/23/2004 07:00 AM
Reuters - Nudists, grab your yoga mats and head for San Francisco.

Yoga goes hip-hop as marketing takes
hold (Reuters)

Yoga goes hip-hop as marketing takes
hold (Reuters) 04/06/2005 09:08 PM
Reuters - Yoga is going hip-hop part of a rampant commercialization of the ancient exercise in America, where it is being marketed to new inner city audiences at Starbucks-like chains.

John Stamos, Wife Rebecca Romijn
Separate (AP)

John Stamos, Wife Rebecca Romijn
Separate (AP) 04/12/2004 03:27 PM
AP - Married life is over for "Full House" actor John Stamos and "X-Men" actress Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, the former Victoria's Secret model. The couple has separated after five years of marriage, publicist Lewis Kay said Monday.

John Stamos, wife Rebecca Romijn
separate

John Stamos, wife Rebecca Romijn
separate 04/13/2004 10:09 AM

Yoga Master in Court Battle Over
Positions (Reuters)

Yoga Master in Court Battle Over
Positions (Reuters) 02/10/2004 02:56 AM
Reuters - Yoga master Bikram Choudhury is bent out of shape.

Yoga Lawsuit Taps Open-Source Spirit

Yoga Lawsuit Taps Open-Source Spirit 03/26/2005 07:55 PM
Utilizing the philosphical tenets of the open-source software movement, a group of yoga instructors called "Open Source Yoga Unity" challenges the propietary claims of yoga rock-star Bikram Choudhury.

Open Source Yoga advocates fight "Atom
Bomb Balls" Bikram

Open Source Yoga advocates fight "Atom
Bomb Balls" Bikram 03/22/2005 05:01 PM
Xeni Jardin: We've blogged about Bikram the yogi blowhard before -- Mr. Choudhury has been making headlines over efforts to enforce copyright on a popular style of yoga he claims to have invented. He's been threatening to sue folks who teach them without permission (or licensing fees).

Now there are reports that a group called "Open Source Yoga Unity" has filed a suit in U.S. District Court in San Francisco, asking the judge to declare that Bikram cannot use his copyrights to stop others from practicing or teaching the Bikram sequence of poses.

Apart from the Bikram pose sequence, Mr. Chodhury is also famous for having uttered these words:

"Because I have balls like atom bombs, two of them, 100 megatons each. Nobody fucks with me."

"Bikram goes to the mat" -- Link. (Thanks, Chris Maag, and eric)
Previously: Bikram yoga copyright clash, and New twist in Bikram Yoga copyright feuds

Be careful what you ask for!

Be careful what you ask for! 05/07/2004 03:29 AM
Everyone has heard of a Freedom of Information Act which allows citizens to file request on Information that may be...

Be Careful What You Believe In

Be Careful What You Believe In 03/14/2005 05:38 PM
Beliefs are powerful, because they are not only the basis for our decisions, but also filters through which we view the world. We are constantly bombarded with huge volumes of information from our senses. Our eyes take in a full 120 degree sweep, much of this at a very high resolution, our ears are constantly responding to sounds, our sense of smell always probing the air around us for food or threats. The vast majority of this torrent of information is effectively ignored. Based on the information we get from the senses, we form a model of the world and it is this model, which forms the basis for our decisions. Absolute truth is out there, but in our heads everything is to a greater or lesser extent an interpretation. For any set of sensory data more than one interpretation is possible, and it is our beliefs, implicit and explicit, which we use to decide between the interpretations available.

Be careful what you wish for...

Be careful what you wish for... 12/19/2004 02:59 PM

« Valotalo by Jouko Kärkkäinen in the Forces of Light show in Plague Park. »

So, in one of those cases of 'be careful what you wish for', I have joined the ranks of those who wake up in the darkness and find their way to an office somewhere in the metropolis. It always sucks being the new person having to ask where the coffee, bathroom and coke machine are as well as having that dazed and glazed look as you're trying to remember the names of everyone you were introduced to. There is no shortage of stuff to do so I doubt I'll be bored. I'll have to try to keep from inflicting pictures of puppy cuteness on everyone, too. :)

On one of the metalink sites yesterday morning I noticed modern pooch which is a new doggie blog that could be a bit of light entertainment. On the side of not so light entertainment there is finland for thought [or lack thereof], the new blog by the inimitable "Mr. X", the American Libertarian who, unsurprisingly, finds plenty to gripe about in Finland. I encourage the Finns to abuse his lack of clue with enthusiasm. :)

A Careful Look At Offshoring

A Careful Look At Offshoring 12/22/2003 03:11 AM
Yet another article that takes a look at the "offshoring trend", but this one actually takes a step back to put the whole thing in perspective. From a historical vantage point, this trend doesn't seem all that different that past trends where products made in the US were eventually outsourced. The article quotes Walter Mondale from twenty years ago, when he was worried about chip production going to Japan, saying: "What are our kids supposed to do? Sweep up around Japanese computers and sell McDonald's hamburgers the rest of their lives?" Instead, what happened was that cheap chips resulted in a technology boom that certainly helped the US economy quite a bit over the next two decades. The article also points out what we've been saying here all along: the rush to outsource is a bit shortsighted for most companies. Those who are only looking at the salary aspect of it, don't realize that there are many more costs involved, and many are already starting to regret the decision to outsource. However, in some areas, it clearly does make sense to outsource, but the number of jobs that will go overseas each year is a very very small number - and pales when compared to the number of jobs lost each year naturally through layoffs and company closings. Finally, the article points out that, when done right, offshoring is a net positive for our economy - and has been historically. This doesn't mean that it doesn't make life hard for some people who lost their jobs. However, instead of thinking up protectionist plans, the US should be making an effort to train these displaced employees for better jobs in sectors that need them.

Be Careful What You Google

Be Careful What You Google 02/19/2004 11:22 AM

It might just get your mother arrested.

According to an LA Times story (requires registration) a 17 year old kid in California did a Google search on his own name and found himself on a missing kids list. Turns out that in 1989 his dad was given custody of him after a divorce, but apparently mom wasn't happy with the situation, so soon after she skipped the country (Canada) during a visit, with the kid.

The dad notified authorities, but mom was successful in evading the Canadian authorities, and was living peacefully with their son as a legal immigrant in the LA area.

The teen, according to the U.S. Marshals Service, told a teacher about what he discovered on a website devoted to missing children. That set in motion a federal investigation that ended with the arrest of his mother last week and ignited hopes among his father's family of a reunion they feared might never happen.

Now the traumatized 17 year old is in the custody of the LA County Children and Family Services Department, waiting to be reunited with the dad he doesn't know. Mom was arrested and is awaiting extradition to the Great White North to face child abduction charges.

Ok, how many have googled your own name, and actually found something?

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Be Careful With This Burrito

Be Careful With This Burrito 09/13/2004 12:55 PM
CKE Restaurants has a hot burrito product, but is having trouble meeting earnings expectations.

Be Careful What You Look for on Mars

Be Careful What You Look for on Mars 01/10/2004 10:10 PM
Even if just one Martian were to come to light during the exploration of Mars, its discovery would suggest that we are not alone in the universe.

Be Careful Where You Build

Be Careful Where You Build 03/08/2004 11:21 PM
For those of you who were deprived of this early childhood ritual, allow me to provide a bit of background. The song tells the tale of two men. The so-called "wise man" built his house on some sort of a rock, evidently a first-century precursor to modern concrete. Meanwhile, the "foolish man" was constructing his home on a foundation of sand. The song ends with each of these guys getting the results any grown-up would expect them to get. After all, if you're going to put your building on a bunch of sand, you should expect it to float away when the rains come.

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memos

ought to be more careful with their
memos 11/05/2003 07:30 AM
Here is the text .. Senate .. memo

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Before careful what you search for

Before careful what you search for 02/18/2003 02:45 AM
Visa mantis. Worldview of Americans. That's a list of some of my recent Google' searches. I, like many other individuals, use the Internet for quick research. ...

Careful, the boss monitors your PC

Careful, the boss monitors your PC 02/13/2004 10:36 AM
Melbourne Age Feb 13 2004 1:39PM GMT

Be careful when choosing a domain name

Be careful when choosing a domain name 04/23/2004 10:59 AM
Let say you spend thousands of dollars developing a site and getting ready to launch and when you do your...

Careful How You Save Those Pennies!

Careful How You Save Those Pennies! 08/04/2004 09:57 AM
One man's million-penny quest turned out OK, but a different strategy could have yielded even better results.

Online liability Why you should be
careful about what you say on the net

Online liability Why you should be
careful about what you say on the net 09/10/2004 08:46 AM
BBC Sep 10 2004 1:20PM GMT

A careful eye is needed for Web bargains

A careful eye is needed for Web bargains 04/17/2005 10:34 AM
Chicago Tribune Apr 17 2005 12:57PM GMT
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