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The perfect webl0g system <Anne's
Webl0g about Markup & Style>
The perfect webl0g system <Anne's
Webl0g about Markup & Style>
08/16/2004 12:33 PMwhat he thinks would be the perfect piece of logware .. The perfect
weblog system this blogging wishlist .. Anne van
Kesteren
annevankesteren.nl/archives/2004/08/weblog-system
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Webl0g Empire: The World's Newest Webl0g
Network Launches
Webl0g Empire: The World's Newest Webl0g
Network Launches
06/05/2005 11:37 PMWeblog Empire, the worlds newest weblog network has officially
launched with an initial network of blogs attracting some 500,000 page
views per month. [PRWEB Jun 4, 2005]
"Webl0g-FAQ"
"Webl0g-FAQ"
09/27/2004 11:18 AMWhat is a webl0g?
What is a webl0g?
01/27/2004 02:23 AMWhenever we update the Sites Drawer (the list of feeds that comes with
NetNewsWire) I look at a bunch of feeds and their descriptions.
Here are some descriptions from the list, just to give you a
flavor:
Random Ramblings Regularly
Rants, raves, and random thoughts on life and American culture
Rants on spam, business, digital music, patents, and other assorted
random stuff.
random thoughts on games, art, geek culture and living in new york.
random and occassionally coherent musings
random musings and explorations from the mind of [withheld]
random thoughts and ramblings
The people have voted! If anyone ever asks you what a weblog is, you
can state, with confidence, that it’s
random rants,
ramblings, and musings.
It is also, on occasion, punditry. And good old-fashioned commentary
is not unheard-of.
Sci-Fi Hi-Fi: Webl0g
Sci-Fi Hi-Fi: Webl0g
07/30/2004 01:21 AMSci-Fi Hi-Fi: Cocoa del.icio.us client ..
posted
scifihifi.com/weblog/software/Cocoa-Delicious-Client.html
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"ein Webl0g"
"ein Webl0g"
07/26/2004 08:59 PMb e a g l e 2 : webl0g
b e a g l e 2 : webl0g
12/25/2003 08:07 AM-Dec 18: Mission to Mars: the Beagle 2 weblog .. I wish the Beagle
weblog had an RSS feed .. beagle2 blog .. Beagle2 ..
Weblog
beagle2.com/weblog/index.htm
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Six Log - The Six Apart Webl0g
Six Log - The Six Apart Webl0g
03/13/2003 10:15 AMWe've started Six Log, a weblog representing our company, Six Apart.
Basically it's a place for technology postings, not limited...
Do you have a webl0g?
Do you have a webl0g?
04/16/2004 02:29 PMMany, perhaps most, of the people who read my site have weblogs of
their own. So naturally, everyone thinks they...
Webl0g as art
Webl0g as art
04/21/2004 05:03 PM
communimage. A
collaborative art project.
A New MP3 Webl0g
A New MP3 Webl0g
08/27/2004 01:52 PMI get lot's of request for links, and I cannot always post comments
on every site that is submitted. Without exception those that are
running MP3 weblogs have a special place in my heart. Not a lot of
content on this new site but we will give him the benefit of the
doubt. [cleanly-copacetic.tripod.c
om]
Webl0g Changes
Webl0g Changes
03/19/2003 10:28 PMI have decided to split my weblog in two. I basically have two
target audiences, those people who are reading this blog for Safari
news and updates, and those people who are visiting my personal blog
(i.e., friends and family).
This blog will remain the technically inclined one, and I'll
continue to blog about Safari news, Web topics, and so on. The
personal one (including all personal blog entries) has moved. I'm
still ironing out some kinks with Safari (links on the right-hand side
don't work), but if you care, you can find the personal blog here.
"webl0g"
"webl0g"
12/25/2003 09:09 AMSMSPerfGuy's WebLog
SMSPerfGuy's WebLog
05/11/2004 09:28 AMEntropy Webl0g
Entropy Webl0g
05/11/2004 06:18 AMUpon heading over to
Marc
Liyanage’s Entropy site to grab a copy of
MySQL for my
lovely new G5 (a work machine), I noticed that Marc’s added a
weblog. This is a welcome addition to Marc’s excellent
OS X software
resource, and allows you to keep up to date with new releases and
announcements. For example, the
latest post
announces the availability of a new PHP package (4.3.6-4) which
includes support for the much-requested
Ming library.
The PubSub Webl0g
The PubSub Webl0g
02/13/2004 03:57 PMupdates on the great new real-time publish & subscribe engine
PHP News or Webl0g 0.1.1
PHP News or Webl0g 0.1.1
04/19/2004 08:35 PMA highly configurable news or Weblog system.
Webl0g Magazine
Webl0g Magazine
04/17/2004 08:53 AMDescarga de Weblog Magazine .. desde aqu
blogpocket.com/wm
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SMS 2003 Webl0g
SMS 2003 Webl0g
01/04/2004 09:32 AMPHP News or Webl0g
PHP News or Webl0g
04/14/2004 06:30 PMPNOB-0.1 Released!
The Innovation Webl0g
The Innovation Webl0g
02/16/2004 05:35 AMInnovation Tools weblog .. Check it out! .. Innovation .. Chuck
Frey
innovationtools.com/weblog/innovation-weblog.asp
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i have a short webl0g
i have a short webl0g
01/07/2004 05:34 PMsippey's taken some cool-looking pictures of a couple of weblogs,
including mine
business 2.0 webl0g
business 2.0 webl0g
01/16/2004 11:26 AMpowered by typepad, and looks like it's off to a good start.
Is my webl0g well formed?
Is my webl0g well formed?
01/16/2004 11:27 AMCan I ever be sure?
...webl0g-stats-0.11
webl0g-stats-0.11
01/17/2004 10:41 PM"Webl0g Jan Marijnissen"
"Webl0g Jan Marijnissen"
01/22/2004 02:49 AM"mizubitchy webl0g"
"mizubitchy webl0g"
05/12/2004 05:27 PMjish.nu | webl0g
jish.nu | webl0g
05/17/2004 04:32 AMJish is going to get hitched! .. Yay yay yay ..
engaged
jish.nu/2004_05_01_archive.php#108463662251081544
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"TJ's Webl0g"
"TJ's Webl0g"
04/12/2005 11:09 AMThe Scobleizer Webl0g
The Scobleizer Webl0g
03/14/2005 04:50 PMScobleizer: Radio UserLand 8.0, Windows XP News, and More! .. Robert
Scoble at Microsoft TechEd .. The Scobelizer .. Scobelizer .. Mr.
Scoble .. Scobleizer .. bloggers
radio.weblogs.com/0001011
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Have you taken the MIT webl0g survey
yet?
Have you taken the MIT webl0g survey
yet?
06/24/2005 05:14 PM
Cameron Marlow
(creator of Blogdex and a friend) is running a survey about
weblogs. If you're a weblog author, it will take you about 15 minutes
to complete and asks some straight-forward questions about when you
started blogging, what you link to and why, etc. Don't worry, no
essays are involved, you just check some boxes and click some buttons.
Please consider taking a moment to participate if you're a blogger.
With surveys, like parties, the more the merrier! And diverser!
3G Webl0g Launch
3G Webl0g Launch
09/23/2004 11:32 AM3G Sep 23 2004 2:45PM GMT
Webl0g editors
Webl0g editors
09/22/2004 10:25 PMA few people have sent me email with ideas on competing with
ecto. Here’s the thing,
though: I like Adriaan a lot and I think ecto is cool.
The same goes for other weblog editors and their developers:
Blapp is cool,
Xjournal is cool, and I
like
Michael and
Fraser.
Daniel Berlinger does a
great job with
Archipelago (a
Manila editor)—and Daniel and I go waaaay back.
In fact, I was sad to read that
Phil Ulrich isn’t
continuing
Userspace development, because it sounded really
good and I like Phil.
One of the luxuries of running your own business that Sheila and I
enjoy is that we are allowed to make decisions that go against common
business wisdom. We could have made the NetNewsWire-MarsEdit
connection proprietary, but that would have been, well,
mean.
When NetNewsWire talks to MarsEdit, it uses the exact same API, the
exact same code, it uses to talk to ecto,
Cocoal.icio.us (by
master of ceremonies Buzz Andersen), and other software.
Maybe it’s weird or naive of me, but I
like other OS X
weblog editor developers. It’s a great group of people. And so I
find myself rooting for their success, even when we have products in
the same space. And I also find that I really like this situation.
But—more about the weblog editor space—I think the number
of people who have already bought a weblog editor is very, very small
compared to the number of people who
will buy a weblog editor.
It’s only just this year that weblog editors are starting to
become software you’d want to use day-to-day. (In other words,
the success of one editor doesn’t preclude success of
another.)
So, it’s not as if different weblog editors don’t compete.
Sure they do. But I’m totally not into playing any hardball
here: that would suck the fun out of it for me. I think of the
competition as being very friendly—but if it gives us all a bit
of incentive to work hard and make our software better, that’s
cool.
At the same time—and more importantly—we’re all
collaborating on showing that weblog editors are getting ready for
prime time.
How to write a webl0g
How to write a webl0g
09/19/2004 03:48 AMYesterday somebody pointed me towards a little essay published 2 years
ago by Mark Bernstein, 10 Tips on Writing the Living Web. What a gem!
I can't believe I haven't seen this before. As soon as I read it, I
knew that if I searched for the title, it would be cited thousands of
times. It has all the hallmarks of a classic, the first draft of
Strunk & White for writing on the web. It's a great essay about
writing on the web, but also just about writing. I won't cheat by
excerpting large portions, I'll just demonstrate that Bernstein knows
how to write a headline: Write for a reason Write often Write tight
Make good friends Find good enemies Let the story unfold Stand up,
speak out Be sexy Use your archives Relax! Highly recommended for
anyone who wants to write for the web, or just wants to learn how to
write better. Next time someone asks me, how do I start a blog, I
think I'll send them this link. After reading the essay, I became even
more impatient for Bernstein to finish the version of Tinderbox for
Windows that he is working on, so I have a chance to try it out....
Webl0g Magazine 1
Webl0g Magazine 1
09/17/2004 12:14 PM"webl0g survey"
"webl0g survey"
06/24/2005 09:46 PM"THE Ron Gilbert has his own webl0g"
"THE Ron Gilbert has his own webl0g"
08/08/2004 02:09 PMwhat is the most valuable webl0g?
what is the most valuable webl0g?
07/08/2004 10:36 PMWell there are several possible measures (and one very interesting
candidate): offline recognition (i.e. PR exposure, number of mentions
in...
The Webl0g Effect
The Webl0g Effect
07/08/2004 04:00 AMA summary of things I've recently noticed happening to me, as the
direct result of having a weblog. Coworkers say things to me like "you
can't blog this, but..." and "No way. If I tell you, it'll probably
show up on your blog!" After introducing myself to a group of people
(say, before giving a 1.5 hour "introduction to MySQL" type of talk),
one of the folks in the audience also chimes in "and he has a popular
weblog." Random...
Grok Description matches for Weblog changes
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teletxt
teletxt
01/07/2004 06:55 PMMarc
blogs
about teletext. The dutch teletext system for the pubcasters are
available
online.
BBC Persian
BBC Persian
08/15/2004 02:34 AM .. ..
:
bbc.co.uk/persian/sport/story/2004/08/040813_pm-olympic_judo_
esmaeili.shtml
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persian webl0g festival!
persian webl0g festival!
06/09/2004 03:48 PMman, a festival sounds a lot more fun than a conference
Microsoft, Persian interface
Microsoft, Persian interface
08/01/2004 03:24 AMAME Info Aug 1 2004 8:09AM GMT
Persian photobl0g: Those Sexy Iranians
Persian photobl0g: Those Sexy Iranians
05/10/2004 03:02 PMHossein Derakshan says, "I've
launched my photoblog, titled "vagrantly." Here's the latest image
post, about the Islamic dress code and
Nicholas Kristof's New York
Times column this weekend about 'sexy Iranians.'"
No one has challenged the
cleric's rule more effectively than these young Iranian girls. They
have totally changed the Islamic dress code during the past five
years. The half-sliced heads of the mannequins are results of Islamic
laws that prohibit making identical statues to humans.
Link to Hoder's photoblog post. And coincidentally, BoingBoing's
own Cory says from the U.K., "Spotted at the Brick Lane Bengali new
year's festivities in London: a little girl in a couture Calvin Klein
headscarf."
Link to 80K
jpeg image.
PostNuke Persian(Farsi) Language Pack
PostNuke Persian(Farsi) Language Pack
12/07/2003 06:26 PMFinally...some action!
BoingBoing reader clears up my Persian
confusion
BoingBoing reader clears up my Persian
confusion
01/01/2004 02:38 PMSina Ahmadian points us to the
FarsiWeb Project, and corrects my
sloppy references to lanugage in Iran on recent posts (
1,
2) about blogosphere reaction to the Bam earthquake (now said to
have taken 50,000 lives):
I noticed that you have used the word "Farsi" (instead of
"Persian") as English equivalent of our language in your web site. I
would like to point out that FARSI (which is originally PARSI) is the
native name of our language and PERSIAN is its English equivalent; as
the native name of German language is 'Deutsch', but we never use
'Deutsch' in place of 'German' in English; or native term of Greek
Language is "Ellinika" and always in English we say 'Greek' language,
not 'Ellinika' language.
The titles of dictionaries written by several great Persian scholars
(eg. Prof. Moein, Prof. Aryanpour, Prof. Baateni,
etc.) are "English-Persian Dictionary" not "English-Farsi Dictionary".
And the official institution "Farhangestan" (the Academy of Persian
language and literature, in Tehran) in an announcement has rejected
the use of the word 'Farsi' instead of 'Persian' in English.
According to Dr. Hossein Sameie (visiting linguistics professor of
Emory University in Atlanta), "PERSIAN, alongside the name of a
language, may be used, as an adjective, for the other aspects of our
history and culture. For example, we can speak about 'Persian
Literature', 'Persian Gulf', 'Persian Carpet', 'Persian Food'; this
way, 'Persian' may be a common concept and function as a link between
all aspects of Iranian [Persian] life, including language. 'Farsi'
does not have such a characteristic..." And finally, all international
brocasting centres (eg. BBC, VOA, DW, etc.) have "Persian Service"
not "Farsi Service" -- BBC, VOA, DW, Radio Free Europe,
etc.
Thank you, Sina!
Persian bl0gger Hoder on how to build a
bl0gosphere
Persian bl0gger Hoder on how to build a
bl0gosphere
04/12/2004 02:11 PMHossein Derakhshan publishes this insightful post on how to foster the
development of "a local blogosphere in a community, based on the
experience of Iranians."
LinkVideo mashup of Russ Meyer + Hoodoo
Gurus / Persian Rugs
Video mashup of Russ Meyer + Hoodoo
Gurus / Persian Rugs
09/24/2004 11:08 AM
Xeni Jardin:
Following up to this week's sad news that sexploitation auteur Russ
Meyers has passed away (
Link), BoingBoing reader Richard Crepeau says, "Thought I'd spread the
word about a Hoodoo Gurus
side project called the
Persian Rugs.
One of their videos uses Russ Meyer clips from
Mondo Topless.
A nice hybrid between garage rock and camp."
On their website, the band says:
"Music and sex go very well together. For proof, just take a look
at the video for the Persian Rugs' new single 'Be A Woman'. The band
and director Todd Sheldrick have created the perfect setting for the
band's 60's Punk-inspired Primal Rock: strippers and cavemen collide
in a 21st Century psychedelic garden of eden. (...) The Rugs got in
touch with famed 60's director Russ Meyer, the maker of such films as
'Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!'and Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls' (the
latter a direct influence on the Austin Powers movies) and asked for
permission to incorporate footage from one of his cult classics,
'Mondo Topless', into their new filmclip. Russ asked to hear the song
first, [and] loved it (...)
Link to
"Be a Woman" *.asx video in low and hi-res, contains megadoses of
kitsch nudity (and shots of vintage '60s electronic equipment). How
did those ladies make their humongous breasts do that stuff
on rhythm? Weighed down by all that eyeliner, no less?
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