White House Releases Aug. 6, 2001, Briefing

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White House Releases Aug. 6, 2001 Intel
Brief

White House Releases Aug. 6, 2001 Intel
Brief 04/10/2004 07:08 PM
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White House Releases Aug. 6, 2001, Al
Qaeda Document

White House Releases Aug. 6, 2001, Al
Qaeda Document 04/10/2004 07:08 PM
Reuters via Wired News Apr 10 2004 10:49PM GMT

Today's press briefing at the white
house. Searching for "Canada"
is particularly fun

Today's press briefing at the white
house. Searching for "Canada"
is particularly fun 12/11/2003 08:32 AM
Press Secretary Scott McClellan (sort of) said anyway .. decent gaggle today

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White House releases interrogation file

White House releases interrogation file 06/22/2004 07:11 PM

White House Releases Pre-9/11 Intel Memo

White House Releases Pre-9/11 Intel Memo 04/10/2004 10:54 PM
The Smoking Gun Apr 11 2004 2:15AM GMT

White House Releases Bush Military
Record (AP)

White House Releases Bush Military
Record (AP) 02/10/2004 08:06 PM
AP - The White House, trying to end doubts about President Bush's Vietnam-era military record, released documents Tuesday that it said proved he had "met his requirements" in the Texas Air National Guard despite long, unexplained gaps in his service.

White House releases new infrastructure
security directive

White House releases new infrastructure
security directive 12/18/2003 06:10 PM
The new document gives the Department of Homeland Security another year to "outline national goals, objectives, milestones, and key initiatives" to protect critical national infrastructures.

CNN.com - White House releases bin Laden
memo - Apr 10, 2004

CNN.com - White House releases bin Laden
memo - Apr 10, 2004 04/11/2004 05:37 AM
these contents for the briefing, which is indeed called 'Bin Laden Determined to Attack Inside the US' .. Bush briefing warned of al Qaeda threats .. gotten the point on their website .. Bin Laden memo made public .. has been released .. received a memo

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White House Releases '73 Bush Dental
Exam (AP)

White House Releases '73 Bush Dental
Exam (AP) 02/11/2004 11:06 PM
AP - The White House late Wednesday released a copy of a dental evaluation President Bush had in the National Guard in Alabama during the Vietnam War to rebut suggestions made by Democrats who have questioned whether the president ever showed up for duty there.

"White House Releases Pre-9/11 Intel
Memo - April 10, 2004"

"White House Releases Pre-9/11 Intel
Memo - April 10, 2004" 04/12/2004 10:00 PM

White House Releases Bush's Military
Records (washingtonpost.com)

White House Releases Bush's Military
Records (washingtonpost.com) 02/11/2004 08:17 AM
White House Release More of Bush's Military Record; Offered no indication of why there was a gap in Bush's service from April to October, 1972. 2/11 .. Washington Post on the records .. released proof .. WashPo .. Yes

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White House Releases Pre-9/11 Intel Memo
- April 10, 2004

White House Releases Pre-9/11 Intel Memo
- April 10, 2004 04/11/2004 09:26 AM
The Smoking Gun has images of the two PDB pages .. finally released the memo

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Facing Questions, White House Releases
Bush Military Data

Facing Questions, White House Releases
Bush Military Data 02/10/2004 05:24 PM
Hoping to quell a controversy over the president's National Guard service, the White House today faced questions about things that the records did not show.

To Liberate From the White House the
White House Press

To Liberate From the White House the
White House Press 03/14/2005 04:35 PM
Dan Weintraub, who covers politics at the Sacramento Bee, wants "an aggressive, curious and analytical press corps, based anywhere (including cyberspace), fact-checking the snot out of the White House and writing critically about the president's statements, proposals and actions."

"Rep. Porter Goss said Thursday that the
uproar over allegations that White House
officials purposely identified a covert
CIA agent appears largely political and
doesn't yet merit an investigation by
the House Select Committee on
Intelligence, which he..."

"Rep. Porter Goss said Thursday that the
uproar over allegations that White House
officials purposely identified a covert
CIA agent appears largely political and
doesn't yet merit an investigation by
the House Select Committee on
Intelligence, which he..." 08/12/2004 02:13 AM

Should the FCC be Under White House?

Should the FCC be Under White House? 08/27/2004 04:06 PM
Randoph May at the Progress & Freedom Foundation says it should. The agency certainly isn't very accountable in its present form. This might help make it more accountable.

"response from the White House"

"response from the White House" 05/12/2004 05:27 PM

Designs on the White House

Designs on the White House 04/24/2004 09:21 PM
T-shirt contest .. great idea .. DOTWHO?

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the White House isn't dodging this one

the White House isn't dodging this one 09/09/2004 04:40 PM
an additional two dozen pages .. reported

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iPods In the White House

iPods In the White House 04/13/2005 02:56 PM
The co ntents of U.S. President George W. Bush's iPod were recently leaked by a White House aide. Many people speculate that someone's musical tastes provide an insight to their personality. So what's the verdict on W based on the Presidential iPod playlists?

It's official, the President jams like the rest of us.

"the White House was merely using the
same copies as CBS "

"the White House was merely using the
same copies as CBS " 09/10/2004 03:47 AM

Buying the White House

Buying the White House 05/15/2004 01:12 PM

Washington Post: The Bush Money Machine: Building War Chest With Few Restraints. As Bush "Pioneers" who had raised at least $100,000 each for the president's reelection campaign, or "Rangers" who had raised $200,000 each, the men and women who shot skeet with Cheney, played golf with pros Ben Crenshaw and Fuzzy Zoeller and laughed at the jokes of comedian Dennis Miller are the heart of the most successful political money operation in the nation's history. Since 1998, Bush has raised a record $296.3 million in campaign funds, giving him an overwhelming advantage in running against Vice President Al Gore and now Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.). At least a third of the total -- many sources believe more than half -- was raised by 631 people.

It's actually a tiny amount of money when you consider the return on investment -- notably the hundreds of billions in tax breaks for the wealthiest Americas while moving the tax burden to those who actually work for a living, not to mention the undermining of environmental and worker-safety programs.

The New Road to the White House

The New Road to the White House 10/31/2003 06:10 AM
The blog may be the first innovation from the Internet to make a real difference in election politics. But to see just why requires a bit of careful attention. By Lawrence Lessig from Wired magazine.

"White House West"

"White House West" 07/29/2004 08:51 PM

"Designs on the White House"

"Designs on the White House" 07/02/2004 09:14 PM

The White House that never sleeps

The White House that never sleeps 01/09/2004 10:11 PM
Ever wonder what happens on holidays and weekends when no one is paying attention?

More White House Rollbacks on 9/11

More White House Rollbacks on 9/11 04/10/2004 12:41 PM

NY Times: Bush Was Warned of Possible Attack in U.S., Official Says. The disclosure appears to contradict the White House's repeated assertions that the briefing the president received about the Qaeda threat was "historical" in nature and that the White House had little reason to suspect a Qaeda attack within American borders.

The attacks were probably unpreventable, but it would be helpful if the Bush administration would tell the truth about what it knew, and when.

White House Wants Saddam Tried as Soon
as Possible (Reuters)

White House Wants Saddam Tried as Soon
as Possible (Reuters) 06/23/2004 02:08 PM
Reuters - President Bush is under pressure from Republican allies to have Saddam Hussein put on trial swiftly, a move they hope might boost support for the Iraq war before the November presidential election.

Soldier Described White House Interest

Soldier Described White House Interest 06/11/2004 03:38 AM
September 2003

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White House yields to 9/11 panel

White House yields to 9/11 panel 11/14/2003 01:20 AM

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White House Trumpets Programs It Tried
to Cut

White House Trumpets Programs It Tried
to Cut 05/18/2004 11:52 PM
Recent grant announcements, many of them through programs the president had tried to cut, are blurring the line between official business and campaign-related activities.

Lawsuits against White House
stonewallers

Lawsuits against White House
stonewallers 06/24/2004 02:51 PM
The Associated Press wonders why it had to resort to filing suits against the Pentagon and Air Force in order to obtain President Bush's military service records, especially since the White House says they've already turned them over.

AP General Counsel Dave Tomlin, told E&P [Editor & Publisher] the lawsuit is needed to get access to a portion of Bush's record that may offer more information than the paper files previously released. "The paper file may not be everything," he said. "It has been there a long while, it could conceivably be tampered with." Because the microfilm record has been in storage and "it can't be altered, that access to the microfilm would settle the matter," Tomlin added.

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Meanwhile, a watchdog group called Project on Government Oversight is suing Attorney General John Ashcroft for reclassifying certain documents pertaining to a translator who says she was bribed not to disclose information about a 9/11 coverup. (Reported previously in Boing Boing here and here) Link

Instead of the White House Press, You
Envision What?

Instead of the White House Press, You
Envision What? 03/14/2005 04:35 PM
Play the discredited and de-certified themes out. If we fired the White House press and told them to seek other employment, what then?

"White House Is Trumpeting Programs It
Tried to Cut"

"White House Is Trumpeting Programs It
Tried to Cut" 05/20/2004 02:30 AM

Telrad and the Hacking of the White
House

Telrad and the Hacking of the White
House 09/02/2004 12:20 PM

Is raeli spies tapped Clinton e-mail: This is a very old story (and a reprint of a dead link at a British newspaper), but one that the spy junkie in me just finds fascinating.

Apparently, in the late nineties, Israel had — get this — a direct connection into the email of the President of the United States. They could essentially read Clinton's emails (oh, wait — he didn't send any...)

Sources in Israel say intelligence agents infiltrated Telrad, a company that had been subcontracted by Nortel, America's largest telecommunications conglomerate, to help develop a communications system for the White House.

Company managers were said to have been unaware that virtually undetectable chips installed during manufacture made it possible for outside agents to tap into the flow of data from the White House.

Information being sent from the president to his senior staff in the National Security Council and outside government departments could be copied into a secret Israeli computer in Washington, the sources said. It was transferred to Tel Aviv two or three times a week.

Does anyone know how this all ended up? The sheer brazeness of something like this just kills me. I mean, that takes guts — installing a hardware backdoor into the White House communications system.

And talk about removing the sysadmins from the equation. If your hardware vendor has installed a backdoor at the physical, hardware level, what are you supposed to do? How can you defend against that?

Related to that, I'm curious as to how the data got out of the network — it had to be transmitted somehow, and could it have been detected leaving the network?

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Dan Bartlett hosts Ask the White House

Dan Bartlett hosts Ask the White House 09/23/2004 07:23 AM
Ask the White House

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White House 'tried to ban film'

White House 'tried to ban film' 05/16/2004 10:54 AM
Michael Moore accuses the White House of trying to stop the making and release of his new film.

White House Web Scrubbing
(washingtonpost.com)

White House Web Scrubbing
(washingtonpost.com) 12/18/2003 08:39 PM

Designs on the White House -- update

Designs on the White House -- update 07/02/2004 01:11 PM
Following up on this previous BoingBoing post, reader ME-L says, "The contest is over and the winners are on sale! Net proceeds go to the Kerry campaign. Winning shirts include: "I Was The Victim of a Vast Right Wing Conspiracy and All I Got Was This Lousy President," "Democracy is Not a Faith-Based Initiative" and "One Nation Under Surveillance." Link
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Disneyland Stuff

Disneyland Stuff 03/13/2003 10:17 AM
Some links:Disney Paper Resource Center Updates to Yesterland: Disneyland in 1955 and Sub Lagoon Still Empty. (links via scrubbles.net)...

Deaths at Disneyland

Deaths at Disneyland 07/14/2004 05:06 AM
Here's a trip through all the deaths that have taken place at Disneyland, with photos of the widowmaking apparati. The author does a good job of separating the urban legends from the truth, and pointing the finger at whomever it deserves to be pointed at (sometimes Disney, sometimes foolhardy guests). The over-the-top cussin'-and-rantin' style is very nice.

Although the presumed allure of the PeopleMover during a graduation takeover of the Magic Kingdom would be hopes for a nice view of the Anaheim skyline and a hummer, the usual proliferation of the drunken testosterone penned another chapter of the ride's storied existence in blood during the summer of 1980.

Gerardo Gonzales had presumably never heard of the name Ricky Lee Yama when he boarded the sluggish trail of candy-painted tram cars that night, which is a shame. Aside from sparing his parents the embarrassment of recounting his story to relatives at the wake, it would have also denied an opportunity for ironic history to repeat itself. Sadly, this wasn't the case.

Link (Thanks, Spencer!)

Goths in Disneyland

Goths in Disneyland 09/01/2004 05:11 PM
Cory Doctorow: August 29th was the annual "Bats Day in the Fun Park" -- an annual gathering of goths at Disneyland. Here are Livejournal entires and photogalleries from the event. Batty's Livejournal, Foxfire' s Livejournal, DrunkRockers gallery one, DrunkRockers gallery two (via The Disney Blog)

Lego Disneyland

Lego Disneyland 04/04/2005 06:25 PM
Cory Doctorow: These model train/Lego enthusiasts have built a selective scale model of Disneyland Park out of legos! w00t! Link (Thanks, Ernest)

Disneyland Entrance

Disneyland Entrance 04/29/2004 07:47 AM
family visits to Disneyland in the 50s and 60s .. Vintage snapshots of Disneyland .. Historic Disneyland Photos .. Disneyland silloin ennen .. old Disneyland pics

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Thoughts on Tokyo Disneyland

Thoughts on Tokyo Disneyland 03/13/2003 10:21 AM
Following are my fairly disjointed thoughts on Tokyo Disneyland, but mainly just focusing on the Tiki Room. Written the day...

Disneyland notes from Chuq

Disneyland notes from Chuq 06/06/2005 12:09 AM
Chuq wrote a few notes on the Disney Resort..., which I guess is true, for some meaning of the word "few." It's a handy reference, because I haven't been to Disneyland in ages and we're planning on going next year...

Want A Private Tour Of Disneyland?

Want A Private Tour Of Disneyland? 03/27/2005 08:15 AM

Find out more about "tidbits of history that don't fit with The Walt Disney Co.'s carefully groomed, family friendly image." Of course, the in-person tour is now being banned by Disney. So? All you have to do now is get an iPod.

Mom abandons son (but not daughter) at
Disneyland -- which one did she love
more?

Mom abandons son (but not daughter) at
Disneyland -- which one did she love
more? 08/03/2004 07:46 PM
A woman abandoned her 8-year-old son (but not her 11-year-old daughter) at Disneyland, taking off in the middle of a family trip and heading into the sunset.

Police say she was questioned for several hours, but could not explain why she had left her son alone.

Link (via Disney Blog)

Disneyland Paris's fart humor

Disneyland Paris's fart humor 01/02/2004 07:10 AM
I took a holiday in Disneyland Paris this Christmas, and was amazed to find the flatulence-humor subtext pervading the safety cards stuck on all the ride-vehicles. JPEG Link

Disneyland rides must be as safe as
buses

Disneyland rides must be as safe as
buses 06/17/2005 03:34 PM
Cory Doctorow: Ernest sez, "Disneyland (and other thrill ride providers) have been fighting being forced to meet the same safety standards as buses and trains. Yesterday, the California Supreme Court ruled against them."

The 4-3 decision, which found that thrill rides could be classified as common carriers,' said operators must use 'the utmost care and diligence' for the safety of riders rather than mere 'reasonable care.'

Link (Thanks, Ernest!)

Unhappy Disneyland visitors gallery

Unhappy Disneyland visitors gallery 04/13/2005 03:52 AM
Cory Doctorow: This Flickr set is a collection of black-and-white photos of unhappy people at Disneyland -- there's something practically eerie about this. Link (via The Disney Blog)

Voyeuristic vintage snapshots of
Disneyland

Voyeuristic vintage snapshots of
Disneyland 04/28/2004 08:48 AM
Disneyland is one of the most-photographed piecces of real-estate in the world. Since 1955, visitors to the park have been exhaustively documenting it with photos and slides. Now, the Disnephiles of The Imaginary World have assembled a "virtual tour" made up of scans of slides shot at Disneyland in the 1950s and 1960s. This combines the thrill of fanboy history with the voyeurism of going through family photo albums found at thrift shops, and just about made my day. Link (Thanks, Hork!)

Disneyland Club 33 1967 prospectus

Disneyland Club 33 1967 prospectus 06/22/2005 01:49 AM
Cory Doctorow: Check out this scanned-in 1967 prospectus for membership in the then-new Club 33, the secretive exclusive members' club over Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean.

High above the streets and courtyards of New Orleans Square, hidden from public view and the bustle of a typical day at Disneyland, is a page out of old New Orleans that even the proud Creole society might have chosen and cherished as its own.

Here French doors open onto balconies that overlook Disneyland's own muddy Mississippi, the Rivers of America. Here, in the tradition of the good host, Walt Disney and his staff planned and executed Disneyland's most exclusive setting - part elegant dining room, part relaxed refreshment center, part distinguished art gallery, part meeting room and part private showplace.

Everything - from plush furnishings to crystal chandeliers, from original paintings and sketches to a personalized Audio-Animatronic show for members and guests only - has been chosen or specially created for Club 33, by the staff of WED Enterprises and by other Disney artisans.

Here, away from the general public, adult beverages will be available, including the finest of wines to match the food specialities of the house.

Link (Thanks, Kirby!)

Update: Jen points out the club33 Flickr tag for photos of the contemporary Club 33.

Disneyland fights for right to operate
unsafe coasters

Disneyland fights for right to operate
unsafe coasters 04/08/2005 06:26 PM
Cory Doctorow: Ernest sez, "Disneyland is fighting a California appeals court decision that its rollercoaster-like rides (Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Matterhorn Bobsleds, etc.) must adhere to the same safety standards as public buses and actual railroads. The court decision would require rollercoaster operators in California to use 'utmost care and diligence' as opposed to merely 'reasonable care,' which is the current standard. I'm not quite sure how 'utmost care and diligence' is compatible with rollercoasters at all."

Disneyland's coasters have been falling to pieces, killing people, and going down for multi-year unscheduled maintenance ever since an ex-McKinsey consultant was put in charge of the park and heavily slashed the preventative maintenance regime while firing the park's most senior operators, many of whom had run the one-of-a-kind rides since the day they opened and were familiar with their many quirks.

This move is in marked contrast to the stuff that Disney got up to in Florida, where they essentially bought an entire township (actually, an "improvement district" which is like a town but more autonomous) so that they could write their own building code (among other reasons). The building code they wrote let them build things like fiberglass castles, which are not in the usual town codes -- and the castles and other structures they built have stood the test of time.

But in Disneyland, it seems to me that they're pushing for the right to remain negligent, not the right to innovate beyond the imagination embodied in a construction code.

Richard Derevan, a lawyer for Disney, told the justices that under the higher standard of care, "something could always be safer. The ride could be slower, the curves less sharp, the hills less steep. The ride may lose its purpose for being."

The case involves a claim filed by the estate of Cristina Moreno, a tourist from Spain who visited Disneyland in Anaheim on her honeymoon in 2000. Her family says she suffered a brain hemorrhage after riding the Indiana Jones Adventure, which simulates an off-road jeep ride. She died a few months later.

Link (Thanks, Ernest!)

PK Dick on reality, Disneyland, and
authentic humans

PK Dick on reality, Disneyland, and
authentic humans 09/19/2004 07:47 AM
Cory Doctorow: Great (if over-long) Philip K Dick essay on the nature of reality and science fiction:

But I consider that the matter of defining what is real -- that is a serious topic, even a vital topic. And in there somewhere is the other topic, the definition of the authentic human. Because the bombardment of pseudo-realities begins to produce inauthentic humans very quickly, spurious humans -- as fake as the data pressing at them from all sides. My two topics are really one topic; they unite at this point. Fake realities will create fake humans. Or, fake humans will generate fake realities and then sell them to other humans, turning them, eventually, into forgeries of themselves. So we wind up with fake humans inventing fake realities and then peddling them to other fake humans. It is just a very large version of Disneyland. You can have the Pirate Ride or the Lincoln Simulacrum or Mr. Toad's Wild Ride -- you can have all of them, but none is true.

In my writing I got so interested in fakes that I finally came up with the concept of fake fakes. For example, in Disneyland there are fake birds worked by electric motors which emit caws and shrieks as you pass by them. Suppose some night all of us sneaked into the park with real birds and substituted them for the artificial ones. Imagine the horror the Disneyland officials would feel when they discovered the cruel hoax. Real birds! And perhaps someday even real hippos and lions. Consternation. The park being cunningly transmuted from the unreal to the real, by sinister forces. For instance, suppose the Matterhorn turned into a genuine snow-covered mountain? What if the entire place, by a miracle of God's power and wisdom, was changed, in a moment, in the blink of an eye, into something incorruptible? They would have to close down

Link (Thanks, Condour!)

Your own Disneyland Paris
anti-flatulence sign

Your own Disneyland Paris
anti-flatulence sign 01/02/2004 01:11 PM
Turns out that you can buy a "No Farting On This Ride" Disneyland Paris sign on eBay for about $10. Link (Thanks, Gary!)

Disney builds a Green Line at Disneyland

Disney builds a Green Line at Disneyland 04/23/2004 04:26 PM
Disneyland is adding a Green Line -- a security gate to "stop terrorists."

Reality is coming to Disneyland's fantasy world, in the form of permanent security gates. Bowing to terrorism fears, the Walt Disney Co. plans to build the gates at the Disneyland Resort next fall. The company had resisted security gates around Disneyland and the California Adventure theme park next door, believing the sense of fantasy would be spoiled.

Link< /a> (Thanks, Ian!)

Disneyland 1968 family holiday photos

Disneyland 1968 family holiday photos 07/27/2004 05:51 AM
Here's a wonderful set of family holiday snapshots from a modern-day blogger's childhood trip to Disneyland in 1968 -- and good as the photos are the reminisces that accompany them are even better. Link (via The Disney Blog)

Disney busts amateur Disneyland tour
guide

Disney busts amateur Disneyland tour
guide 03/22/2005 05:01 PM
Cory Doctorow: Jim Hill is one of the great Disnephiles and Disney bloggers of the planet. Among other things, he gives a regular tour of Disneyland to people who pay him to show them around and tell them the inside story of the park (there are tons of tour operators who show people around Disney parks -- often escorting large groups from other countries). This weekend, Disney security stopped and threatened to arrest Jim for giving his tour.

I'm serious, folks. 20 minutes into my 2 o'clock tour, I was suddenly interrupted by two officials from the park's security staff. They quietly pulled me aside and said that they'd had complaints about my tour. That they'd heard that I was saying negative things about their theme park. More importantly, that my JHM tour was somehow undercutting Disneyland Guest Relations' ability to sell its own tours of the theme park.

Needless to say, I was somewhat surprised by this reaction. As were the 10 or so people who were taking my 2 o'clock tour and watching all of this unfold from 5 feet away. I mean, yes, the JHM Disneyland tour does contain a few juicy stories. Which is why Chuck Oberleitner once called it "The 'E' True Hollywood version of Disneyland's history." But is that really reason enough to shut the tour down?

Lin k (Thanks, Tavie!)

Tiny, wicked Disneyland uniform pieces
on eBay

Tiny, wicked Disneyland uniform pieces
on eBay 05/23/2004 03:03 PM
This Disneyland Parking Attendant coat and shirt on eBay look great, but they're way too small for me. Link

High-tech, roofed Disneyland for Hong
Kong

High-tech, roofed Disneyland for Hong
Kong 06/25/2004 05:21 AM
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MOM FAQ: 120 Day Evaluation Key

MOM FAQ: 120 Day Evaluation Key 09/26/2004 09:24 AM

Disneyland ride scheduler uses
historical wait-time data to cut queuing

Disneyland ride scheduler uses
historical wait-time data to cut queuing 12/27/2004 10:39 AM
Cory Doctorow: This Win-only app uses historical wait times and a "scheduling algorithm" to help you plan your day at Disneyland to minimize your wait-times and maximize your rides.

RideMax allows you to specify the attractions you wish to ride during your visit, then uses a sophisticated scheduling algorithm to order your attractions so that the amount of time you spend in line is minimized.

Using historical wait time statistics for each attraction as a foundation, RideMax analyzes millions of different ride sequences in order to create a minimum-wait-time itinerary. This schedule is tailored to the expected crowd patterns on the day of your visit, for the attractions you want to ride!

Link (Thanks, Alex)

Security evaluation of 802.11i

Security evaluation of 802.11i 07/13/2004 11:55 AM

Journal of Multidisciplinary Evaluation

Journal of Multidisciplinary Evaluation 04/06/2005 06:45 AM
Journal of Multidisciplinary Evaluation
http://evaluation.wmich.edu/j mde/

Journal of Multidisciplinary Evaluation (JMDE) publishes a selection of the following types of material: 1) news of and letters or memos about evaluation activities, meetings, discussions, developments, ideas, controversies, etc., from around the world, and from evaluation publications; 2) scholarly articles about evaluation practice, methods, history, and theory of some general interest (they do not publish plain evaluation reports); 3) scholarly comments on previous material in JMDE; 4) reviews of important books or journal issues; 5) expository materials in modular form, on topics or evaluations that readers have shown some interest in clarifying; 6) evaluation puzzles or problems for competitive submissions; and 7) evaluation humor and cartoons. This isn't just a research journal. It's a journal aimed at communicating about evaluation to a very diverse readership. That may mean that it should be partly instructional, too.

New Kit Automates 3G Applications
Evaluation

New Kit Automates 3G Applications
Evaluation 12/10/2003 05:47 AM
3G Dec 10 2003 4:50AM ET

Lazy Evaluation for Python 0.1.0

Lazy Evaluation for Python 0.1.0 12/26/2004 11:14 AM
Lazy evaluation for Python functions and classes.

NHS & healthcare ICT needs much better
evaluation says think tank

NHS & healthcare ICT needs much better
evaluation says think tank 07/28/2004 02:36 AM
PublicTechnology.net Jul 28 2004 7:06AM GMT

New: MP3 Surround Evaluation Software
1.0

New: MP3 Surround Evaluation Software
1.0 12/17/2004 06:26 PM
Fraunhofer IIS is now offering MP3 Surround Evaluation Software, a free evaluation version of its MP3 Surround Decoder/Player, Encoder, and Development Kit.

White House Releases Aug. 6, 2001, Briefing

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