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[Original Prop Blog] Los Angeles Times Feature on “Global Antiques”: They traced the dagger to a factory in modern-day Japan, the birdhouse to a Big Lots and the vase to the former West Germany — a country whose existence postdated “Casablanca”
[The Duncan Fremlin Blog] The Internet Brings People Together: Mary Hynes from the CBC emailed me after I had written about her show. A long lost friend from British Columbia called a couple of years ago and he found me when my blog popped up.
[acsblog: The Blog of the American Constitution Society] What Was Lost (on Warrantless Wiretapping): Rather than create rules to deal with internet traffic that transits the US or that is generated by specific terrorist targets, they used this issue as a Trojan horse to gain access to virtually all internet communications and to sort through them without any individualized warrants. Administration allies have repeatedly claimed that there are no zip codes on the world wide web (even though in fact most IP addresses are geographic), while simultaneously refusing to discuss that what they want most is access to the American internet—they are interested in sifting through American communications, both content and data.
[Jim Stroud 2.0] PODCAST - Is Name Sourcing worth the cost?: Letourneau is a former Sergeant of Infantry in the U.S. Marines, is current Careers Community Manager for Fast Company magazine, member of the Human Capital Institute’s “Executive Acquisitions” Expert Panel, contributing blogger for FistfulOfTalent.com, Six-Sigma and NPDP-certified, and holds an MBA from Mercer University’s Stetson School of Business & Economics in Atlanta, GA.
[Technology As Innovator] The e-Learning 2.0 experience: Technology proficiency and more importantly, community habit is a big gap. I want my team to do so, but other teams may not, so some of my team members may argue “why do we have to!”
[StrangeTalk 4] Official 2008 Presidental Nomination Thread: McCain's frank admissions of his offline state have led to discussion of whether being wired is a qualification for leading the free world. One aide, Mark Soohoo, defended the senator's lack of wiredness at the Personal Democracy Forum in New York in June by assuring the panel: "John McCain is aware of the Internet."
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