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Copyright 2006 Scott Rosenberg
I've stopped blogging here. The blogging, it is now happening at Wordyard. The new feed, for those who like RSS, is here. If you haven't followed me over there, in the past few days you've missed my posts on outliners, Jay Rosen's NewAssignment.Net, and more....
Read A reminder (Links)
Reminder... this isn't where I'm blogging any more. So, for instance, if you want to read what I have to say about the new Pew blogging study, you'll have to go over here, to Wordyard. >p>The new RSS feed is over here.
Read The moving van has left (Links)
If you subscribe to my RSS feed in Bloglines (the reader I've been using daily for years), the transition should be transparent -- Bloglines will do the flip for you, you don't need to touch anything.
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Read One blog ends, another begins (Links)
An attempt to expand funding for stem cell research that Bush hobbled back in 2001. In order to stop such "murder," Bush agreed in 2001 to limit all federal funding of stem cell research to a handful of pre-existing "lines" of cells -- cells that had been created specifically for research.
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Read Stem cells: Bush's shameful first veto? (Links)
I'm knocked out, stunned, by the new Sonic Youth album, Rather Ripped. I'm not one of the band's cultists. I'd listen, feel respect for the legendary New York art-noise band's work, but never feel like coming back for more. So I've been out of the Sonic Youth orbit for a while.
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Read Sonic middle age: Everybody's happy nowadays (Links)
But put it all together and you got a window onto a simpler, faster, and perhaps smarter approach to software product development -- one that trades in the virtue of from-the-ground-up consistency and thoroughness for the even more compelling virtue of "getting something working fast."
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Read Mashup Camp 2 (Links)
Today I'm at Mashup Camp 2. Posting to follow as wireless allows.
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In the new issue of the Atlantic, Fallows writes about two latter-day PIMs -- Microsoft's OneNote and Chandler, the long-gestating project of Kapor's Open Source Applications Foundation, the tale of which forms the central narrative of my book, Dreaming in Code.
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Read Fallows, PIMs and Chandler (Links)
Sometimes when I read things in the Wall Street Journal like the recent editorial attacking the New York Times over its expose of the Bush administration's secret banking surveillance program, I'm tempted to cancel my subscription.
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Read The Journal vs. the Times (Links)
Three of the original band's lineup are now dead, including the astounding guitarist Johnny Thunders, but that doesn't seem to have stopped the surviving two, David Johansen and Sylvain Sylvain, from putting out a worthy reunion album, if Rob Levine's piece in New York is to be believed.
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Read The Dolls and the Aeneid (Links)
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