Report: Nets Fire Coach Byron Scott (AP)

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Nets Reportedly Fire Coach Byron Scott

Nets Reportedly Fire Coach Byron Scott 01/26/2004 02:57 PM
The news emerged a week after the team was sold to developer Bruce Ratner, who plans to move the team to Brooklyn.

Nets Fire Coach Despite 2 Trips to
N.B.A. Finals

Nets Fire Coach Despite 2 Trips to
N.B.A. Finals 01/26/2004 05:19 PM
Byron Scott was replaced by Lawrence Frank, an assistant with no experience as a head coach.

AP: Hornets Close to Naming Scott Coach
(AP)

AP: Hornets Close to Naming Scott Coach
(AP) 05/27/2004 06:19 PM
AP - Byron Scott and the New Orleans Hornets were close Thursday to completing a deal that will make him the team's new coach, an NBA source told The Associated Press.

Nets Coach Sets Record for Best Start
(AP)

Nets Coach Sets Record for Best Start
(AP) 02/18/2004 10:51 PM
AP - The NBA record for the best start to a coaching career now belongs to a 33-year-old who was not good enough to play for his high school team.

Nuggets Fire Coach Jeff Bzdelik (AP)

Nuggets Fire Coach Jeff Bzdelik (AP) 12/28/2004 01:18 PM
AP - Jeff Bzdelik was fired Tuesday as coach of the Denver Nuggets, who are on a six-game losing streak and struggling despite the addition of Kenyon Martin this season.

Warriors Fire Coach Eric Musselman (AP)

Warriors Fire Coach Eric Musselman (AP) 05/20/2004 11:34 AM
AP - Chris Mullin made a bold first move in his new position with the Golden State Warriors. Coach Eric Musselman was fired Wednesday after just two seasons with the Warriors. He will be replaced by Stanford's Mike Montgomery, a Pac-10 source speaking on condition of anonymity told The Associated Press.

New Orleans Hornets Fire Coach Tim Floyd
(AP)

New Orleans Hornets Fire Coach Tim Floyd
(AP) 05/07/2004 10:27 AM
AP - Tim Floyd was fired by the New Orleans Hornets on Friday after one season as their coach, The Associated Press learned.

49ers Fire Head Coach, General Manager
(AP)

49ers Fire Head Coach, General Manager
(AP) 01/05/2005 06:51 PM
AP - The San Francisco 49ers fired coach Dennis Erickson and dismissed general manager Terry Donahue on Wednesday, cleaning house just three days after the once-proud franchise finished with the NFL's worst record.

Sources: 76ers Fire Coach Randy Ayers
(AP)

Sources: 76ers Fire Coach Randy Ayers
(AP) 02/10/2004 12:00 PM
AP - Randy Ayers was fired by the struggling Philadelphia 76ers during his first season as their coach, two team sources told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

Scott the Webmaster Returns to Scott the
Search Engine Engineer

Scott the Webmaster Returns to Scott the
Search Engine Engineer 03/11/2003 09:43 AM

Scott the Webmaster Returns to Scott the Search Engine Engineer

Well most of today was spent on basic webmastering, content writing and CSS stuff (and I've munged a lot of CSS -- I know it won't validate any longer).  But I just caught my breath and put in a requested feature: RSS Filtering.

Here's What a Filter Does

If you've used Roogle at all then you're starting to see that your own posts show up a lot.  That's bad (well sometimes) so I implemented a new Advanced tab which has the advanced search form with the Filter option.

Let's just say that you don't like my blog.  Then you'd enter http://radio.weblogs.c om/0103807/rss.xml in the filter field and do the search.  And this is what you'd get:

• Before
• After

Other

Can there be more than one filter?  Not right now.

Does it remember my filter?  Not yet.

Can I filter from the search results?  Good idea (I just thought of it).  I'll get on that.

Who thought up this in the 1st place?  Well the filter concept credit goes to, well I can't remember but thank you for the idea.  Leave me a note here and I'll give you the credit and a cross link.

makeoutcity.com: 2004/05/23: Fire, Fire,
House on Fire

makeoutcity.com: 2004/05/23: Fire, Fire,
House on Fire 05/24/2004 09:56 PM
Jay McCarthy's house burned down

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Byron York on Al Gore on National Review
Online

Byron York on Al Gore on National Review
Online 05/31/2004 04:06 AM
Republicans Love It When Gore Gets Mad: The more screaming, the better .. assures us .. Byron York .. laughing

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Byron York & Halliburton: There's a good
explanation — if anyone is interested

Byron York & Halliburton: There's a good
explanation — if anyone is interested 12/20/2003 07:36 AM
Price Gouging? Actually, No .. account

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Byron York on Sandy Berger on National
Review Online

Byron York on Sandy Berger on National
Review Online 07/21/2004 04:46 PM
York: Sandy Berger's Heavy Lifting .. additional fact .. doesn't wash .. NRO

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"Mark Byron reveals thoughts that have
"a following in the darker parts" of his
mind"

"Mark Byron reveals thoughts that have
"a following in the darker parts" of his
mind" 11/16/2003 03:38 AM

Byron York on George Soros on National
Review Online

Byron York on George Soros on National
Review Online 06/05/2004 07:22 AM
York: Soros: Abu Ghraib = September 11 .. could say something like this

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Byron York on Sen. Max Cleland and
George W. Bush on National Review Online

Byron York on Sen. Max Cleland and
George W. Bush on National Review Online 07/19/2004 06:22 PM
like former Senator Cleland .. York: Cleland Attacks Bush .. This kind of nonsense .. replace

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Byron York on Michael Moore & Democratic
Convention on National Review Online

Byron York on Michael Moore & Democratic
Convention on National Review Online 07/28/2004 02:42 PM
York: Michael Moore Loses It .. much, much more,

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Byron York on John Kerry & William
Schachte on National Review Online

Byron York on John Kerry & William
Schachte on National Review Online 08/29/2004 12:08 AM
Document: Purple Heart News .. nature of that wound

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Byron York on Washington Post & Election
2004 on National Review Online

Byron York on Washington Post & Election
2004 on National Review Online 06/03/2004 09:03 AM
York: An Attack on Bush Backfires

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Byron York on Howard Dean & Iowa
Caucuses on National Review Online

Byron York on Howard Dean & Iowa
Caucuses on National Review Online 01/22/2004 02:13 AM
"YAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!" .. How I Wish Dean Would be Nominated .. Byron York: Dean Loses It .. Howard Dean's pirate cry .. barrage of attacks .. IS DEAN A WHACKO? .. word of the day, .. outburst .. anger .. (*) .. NRO

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Byron York on Paul Krugman & Republican
Convention on National Review Online

Byron York on Paul Krugman & Republican
Convention on National Review Online 09/02/2004 10:28 AM
Princeton Paranoiac Paul Krugman has gone over-the-moon batshit crazy .. Bush Derangement Syndrome appears to be reaching epidemic proportions .. York: Krugman's Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy .. He needs to, desperately

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"Byron York on Howard Dean & Iowa
Caucuses on National Review Online"

"Byron York on Howard Dean & Iowa
Caucuses on National Review Online" 01/22/2004 02:49 AM

Under fire: Internet service provider
M-Web has come under fire for including
abortion in a package of 'taboo'

Under fire: Internet service provider
M-Web has come under fire for including
abortion in a package of 'taboo' 09/14/2004 08:57 AM
Sunday Times South Africa Sep 14 2004 1:26PM GMT

"Fire Fighters President Says Use of
Fire Fighter Images in New Bush Ads
Smack of Political Opportunism"

"Fire Fighters President Says Use of
Fire Fighter Images in New Bush Ads
Smack of Political Opportunism" 03/06/2004 02:05 AM

Byron York on John Kerry, David Alston &
Vietnam on National Review Online

Byron York on John Kerry, David Alston &
Vietnam on National Review Online 08/16/2004 10:30 AM
York: Kerry's Brief Brotherhood .. Byron York's summary at NRO .. not true

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Fire Chief Stops Fire at School
Inspection (AP)

Fire Chief Stops Fire at School
Inspection (AP) 01/01/2005 10:33 PM
AP - Just call it good timing.

Fire Messages And Fire The Enemy, On One
Screen

Fire Messages And Fire The Enemy, On One
Screen 04/13/2005 03:06 PM
Electric New Paper Apr 13 2005 6:27PM GMT

scott

scott 07/27/2004 12:32 PM
:) First Item

AO Scott!

AO Scott! 07/21/2004 09:47 PM
First Doonesbury, and now AO Scott reviews Outfoxed. Is there anything left?

Welcome Scott

Welcome Scott 02/10/2004 02:51 AM
More good news, I am happy to say that Scott from Blankbaby has just joined our little collective — welcome Scott!

"Scott"

"Scott" 02/17/2004 08:53 AM

Put Me In Coach

Put Me In Coach 05/16/2004 02:18 AM
Like the post below says I went to the Orioles game tonight. Saw the Orioles get spanked by the Angels 7-4. This was my first...

scott johnson on scott johnson

scott johnson on scott johnson 08/07/2004 07:29 PM
i *just* figured out these were two different guys. i'm dumb!

Scott R on Fairness

Scott R on Fairness 09/01/2004 08:19 AM
Scott Rosenberg writes about the Miami Herald's absurd code of ethics. Here's a snip: For clarity here, let's distinguish between the unattainable standard of objectivity — a scientific absolute poised as subjectivity's opposite — and the entirely attainable, and laudable, standards of fairness and accuracy and honesty and transparency that any journalist of good mind and heart will subscribe to. Fairness: If you're presenting one side of a story, you owe it to your readers, your subjects and yourself to weigh the other side's case. Accuracy: Observation should always trump preconception, and you just don't publish something that you...

Scott Watermasysk

Scott Watermasysk 12/23/2003 11:32 PM

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Scott Watermasysk On .NET

Scott Watermasysk On .NET 12/23/2003 02:47 AM

Scott Mcloud has a new

Scott Mcloud has a new 10/30/2003 09:22 PM
Scott Mcloud has a new online comic featuring micropayments (it's .25c)....

Task Coach

Task Coach 04/06/2005 06:28 PM
Release 0.28 available
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Randy Charles Morin

Randy Charles Morin 12/17/2003 10:49 AM

If there were an award for being a peacemaker, Randy Charles Morin would surely be up for it. This guy has been standing in the middle of the Syndication developer community, squarely, and doing what's right. Note that I didn't say Atom or RSS, I said Syndication. Because if you pop up a level, in some sense, it doesn't matter what the format is, what matters is that there's agreement on the format, and that technologists don't try to divide the world based on compatibility, as they so often do.

On the Atom-Syntax list, RCM said: "In the next month, I'll present a framework based on Atom API called PaSSAPI that will implement both the Atom syntax and RSS over the Atom API. Then you can choose to do whatever pleases yourself."

Choosing whatever pleases yourself sounds good on paper, but in practice it's bad. The #2 cool thing about RSS is that you can implement it in an afternoon. An API based on doing Whatever Pleases Yourself is something only a large company can pretend to implement, because no one can fully implement such an API. No one will believe that a sole practitioner or even a smallish team could cover all the variability in a platform like OpenDoc or SOAP, or what Atom is shaping up to be.

If you want it to really fly, simplify. Use the guideline if it can't be implemented in an afternoon, it isn't going to fly. The Blogger API and the MetaWeblog API both could be implemented that quickly. Imho, the smartest thing would be to require XML-RPC, and then forget about SOAP and REST.

We've already heard from people who flip it around, force every tool to support SOAP and REST and make XML-RPC optional, but none of them have anything invested in the installed base, so of course they want to change everything. Anyone who had already implemented the Blogger API or the MetaWeblog API would want to keep their investment.

Even when a big established platform vendor does something like this, it usually fails. I've seen Apple, Microsoft even IBM try. Only in very unusual circumstances do you get enough support from developers to make an incompatible corner-turn, a discontinuity. Even Mac OS X had to run unaltered Mac apps. Learn from them, Luke; don't repeat the mistakes.

And to Randy thanks for the good juju you've been spreading around. ";->"

Randy Johnson Strikes Out 4,000th (AP)

Randy Johnson Strikes Out 4,000th (AP) 06/30/2004 03:00 AM
AP - Randy Johnson walked off the mound after striking out his 4,000th batter, and waved his cap to the cheering Arizona Diamondbacks fans.

Randy Johnson Reaches 4,000 Strikeouts
(AP)

Randy Johnson Reaches 4,000 Strikeouts
(AP) 06/29/2004 11:56 PM
AP - Randy Johnson of the Arizona Diamondbacks became the fourth pitcher to record 4,000 strikeouts when he struck out San Diego's Jeff Cirillo in the eighth inning Tuesday night.

"Randy Johnson pitches a perfect game of
baseball: 27 batters, 27 outs."

"Randy Johnson pitches a perfect game of
baseball: 27 batters, 27 outs." 05/20/2004 03:58 AM

Collins Computing’s Randy Forkner
Receives Eagle Award from Microsoft
Business Solutions

Collins Computing’s Randy Forkner
Receives Eagle Award from Microsoft
Business Solutions 07/30/2004 03:17 AM
SoCal Executive Randy Forkner of Collins Computing was recognized as a leading executive in the Microsoft channel. He is one of only 10 people to receive the Eagle award, which Microsoft presented at the Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto, Canada. [PRWEB Jul 30, 2004]

Big Wi-Fi Project for Philadelphia

Big Wi-Fi Project for Philadelphia 09/26/2004 09:00 PM
What would Benjamin Franklin say? Philadelphia plans citywide free Wi-Fi Internet access for computer users.

Philadelphia to Get Citywide Wi-Fi

Philadelphia to Get Citywide Wi-Fi 09/01/2004 05:27 PM
The city of Philadelphia plans to spend $10 million to blanket the city in Wi-Fi: The network will either be free or available for a cost lower than commercial providers. It's unclear if such municipal networks will succeed in the future. 3 Rivers Connect built a free, public network in Pittsburgh in 2002 but the network is no longer operating. That network failed for a number of reasons, said George Heinitsh, chief technology officer for 3 Rivers Connect. "The biggest was that we ran into a lot of competition from providers offering service for free," he said. Doug Luce, founder and president of Telerama, an operator of for-fee hotspots in Pittsburgh, cited some other reasons for 3 Rivers' failure. He said that the mesh technology used by 3 Rivers may not have been very reliable. "Part of it also was they had a great signal in the middle of the street but not so great in storefronts," he said. He said that operators that try to cover whole cities might have such coverage issues. Luce also wondered about municipal networks that may be built primarily for use by law enforcement agencies. "If the police use it, they're likely to cater to those people and individual users are relegated to second class citizenship," he said. Still, it's clear that some municipal networks work. The Associated Press story cites Cleveland, which has 4,000 access points in one area of town. The chief information officer of Case Western Reserve University, which is running the project, said that at 2 in the afternoon on a Tuesday, 1,016 people were logged onto the network. The network is free to use. But cities that use tax dollars to build networks, ought to have a clear plan for marketing and using the network because even commercial ventures are having trouble figuring out the best business model for operating a Wi-Fi network. Luce says of the Philadelphia network: "This is an expensive experiment."...

Philadelphia going wireless

Philadelphia going wireless 04/08/2005 10:04 AM
CNN Apr 8 2005 1:31PM GMT

Philadelphia reveals Wi-Fi plan

Philadelphia reveals Wi-Fi plan 04/07/2005 06:06 PM
After a contentious fight with Verizon, Philadelphia releases a report outlining its citywide wireless Internet access ambitions.

Philadelphia Turns to Cos. for Wireless
Aid (AP)

Philadelphia Turns to Cos. for Wireless
Aid (AP) 04/08/2005 09:35 AM
AP - The city will tap the private sector to implement its plan for blanketing most of Philadelphia with cheap, high-speed wireless Internet access.

Wireless streets of Philadelphia

Wireless streets of Philadelphia 09/01/2004 11:38 AM

Wireless Philadelphia launch

Wireless Philadelphia launch 04/08/2005 06:35 PM
Yesterday, I attended the press conference at which Philadelphia mayor John Street (that's him in the photo) announced the formal launch of Wireless Philadelphia. This is the city-wide wireless broadband network that has been the source of both so much excitement and so much angst on the part of incumbents.

As Street, and Philly CIO Dianah Neff (the force behind the project) made clear, however, the city isn't just blindly trying to replace private connectivity providers. Philadelphia has established a separate non-profit corporation, which will contract with private companies to build the network. It will then offer the network as an open wholesale platform, with third-party service providers offering the retail connections to end users. That means carriers, ISPs, and hotspot aggregators will all benefit from the city's investment, not compete with it.

No city money will be spent on the project. All costs will be covered from revenues. That's right; the network won't be free. It will cost an estimated $16-$20/month for unlimited access, which is a bargain considering that you can pay $10 just to surf in one Starbucks for a couple hours. The city will be a customer of the wireless network for its internal communications activities, which is expected to save it $2 million per year in telecommunications costs once. And as Street and Neff pointed out, there are all sorts of potential ancillary benefits and services to be delivered on top of the connectivity platform.

It's exciting to live in the place that it pioneering something that I'm confident all major cities will want to do within the next 5-10 years.

By the way, we're organizing a workshop track at Supernova on municipal broadband. The activity around municipal wireless in particular is just too great to ignore. And this decentralization of connectivity and broadband policy is a perfect example of the Supernova themes.

Philadelphia Turns to Cos. for Wireless
Aid

Philadelphia Turns to Cos. for Wireless
Aid 04/08/2005 08:28 PM
Red Nova Apr 8 2005 11:58PM GMT

Floods Cause Evacuations in Philadelphia
(AP)

Floods Cause Evacuations in Philadelphia
(AP) 08/02/2004 08:06 AM
AP - Torrential rain and flash floods caused airport delays, transit stoppages, apartment evacuations and a few vehicle rescues in the Philadelphia region.

Man Kills Co-Worker, Self in
Philadelphia

Man Kills Co-Worker, Self in
Philadelphia 12/29/2003 10:32 PM
Reuters via Wired News Dec 29 2003 9:39PM ET

What's New: An Online Update for
Frommer's Philadelphia

What's New: An Online Update for
Frommer's Philadelphia 03/25/2005 09:04 AM
Frommers.com - Fri Mar 25, 08:02 am GMT

Philadelphia to Announce Wi-Fi Expansion
Plans

Philadelphia to Announce Wi-Fi Expansion
Plans 02/05/2005 09:20 PM
The city will move forward with a public/private partnership to build a citywide wireless broadband system starting this year.

NBC10.com - News - Philadelphia Police
Say Dog Ate Man

NBC10.com - News - Philadelphia Police
Say Dog Ate Man 06/04/2004 03:40 PM
Philadelphia Police Say Dog Ate Man .. eating his owner .. NBC10 News

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Philadelphia plans first U.S. citywide
Wi-Fi network

Philadelphia plans first U.S. citywide
Wi-Fi network 04/08/2005 12:07 PM
The city of Philadelphia will become the largest U.S. Internet "hot spot" next year under a plan to offer wireless access at about half the cost charged by commercial operators, city officials said.

Linguists Dismissed

Linguists Dismissed 12/03/2003 09:56 AM
Knack for language? Great! Gay? No thanks. Interesting WaPo story of how DoD desparately needs linguists trained in Arabic, but dismisses linguists when it comes out that they are gay.

Philadelphia Inquirer 09/09/2004
Newsrooms under siege

Philadelphia Inquirer 09/09/2004
Newsrooms under siege 09/09/2004 04:40 PM

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Philadelphia expands free Wi-Fi access
zone

Philadelphia expands free Wi-Fi access
zone 09/15/2004 12:25 AM
CNET News.com Sep 15 2004 4:43AM GMT

the declaration of independence, the
constitution, and now this: yet another
inspiration from philadelphia

the declaration of independence, the
constitution, and now this: yet another
inspiration from philadelphia 09/03/2004 09:26 PM
Philadelphia is considering adding WiFi boxes to all street lights, making the whole city WiFi alive. What I like best about this idea is how the link to street lights suggests how we should think about this resource: (1) Is it free? No, just as street lighting costs money, it will cost money to put Wifi boxes on street lighting. (2) Is it free. Yes, like lighted streets, and air conditioned city hall, you won't have to pay to enjoy the resource. (3) So it is free and not free: yes, as all great public resources are. And as with all great public resources, this will benefit Philadelphia in ways we cannot begin to imagine. Let the city provide a platform, and watch the entrepreneurs find a million ways to make it valuable. Did anyone have any clue about all the ways the GPS would be used once Ronald Reagan set it free?

Philadelphia mulls 135 sq mile wireless
hotspot

Philadelphia mulls 135 sq mile wireless
hotspot 09/01/2004 09:24 AM

Philadelphia to become huge wireless
Internet hot spot

Philadelphia to become huge wireless
Internet hot spot 09/02/2004 09:31 PM
Straits Times Sep 2 2004 11:46PM GMT

Philadelphia Considers Citywide Wireless
Internet

Philadelphia Considers Citywide Wireless
Internet 09/01/2004 08:37 PM
VOA Sep 2 2004 0:11AM GMT

Philadelphia expands free outdoor
wireless Web

Philadelphia expands free outdoor
wireless Web 09/15/2004 11:51 AM
MSNBC Sep 15 2004 2:44PM GMT

Philadelphia Plans First U.S. Citywide
Wi-Fi Network (Reuters)

Philadelphia Plans First U.S. Citywide
Wi-Fi Network (Reuters) 04/07/2005 03:43 PM
Reuters - The city of Philadelphia will become the largest U.S. Internet "hot spot" next year under a plan to offer wireless access at about half the cost charged by commercial operators, city officials said on Thursday.

Philadelphia Schools Ban Sale of Sodas
(Reuters)

Philadelphia Schools Ban Sale of Sodas
(Reuters) 01/16/2004 10:56 AM
Reuters - Philadelphia officials have banned the sale of sodas throughout the public school system, a move nutrition experts said on Thursday would help guard children against obesity.

Report: Nets Fire Coach Byron Scott (AP)

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