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Interesting what people capture, their experience with the BBC to screengrabs
delicious: October 2005 Archives
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Spring 2005 survey of fiction advances in the USA median was 5000USD for first book
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If you can't get up, or just want a huge noise
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Wikipedia can be shown to not be factually correct, a concern for newsrooms and libraries, how can it be fixed?
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A call to action to open up the publication system for the US Government document archive
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lovely and useful
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Good hack for getting you past the afternoon torpor
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This powers the radar.oreilly.com tag cloud
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The Gartner Hype Cycle graph, innovation marketing and adoption
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cats in boxes, what more could anyone ask for
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Ah, wouldn't this just be ace, about the only way I'll get into orbit...
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15th version of this conference, this time in the UK, up in Edinburgh, call open til November 4th.
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How they make these amazing images
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Rough transcript from a panel of five bay area teenagers and their internet tastes / habits
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Space elevator competition, opening in a week or so, into orbit in the twenty-teens, I'd love to be.
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videos of an autonomous robotic motor bike, which can drive itself in desert conditions
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this is cool, spreadsheets are annoying to work with and share.
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Collated free content, with a range of public and private contributors, including O'Reilly and the UK national archive. Sort of a wider gutenberg, which is multimedia too. Yahoo and the Internet Archive are partners too.
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Really nice webapp that lets you generate custom folded paper pdas, choose the type of page you want and print them out.
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David Allen article, author of Getting Things Done in the guardian by Ben Hammersley
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The history of childrens fiction in the UK, drawing on Eagle, Pullman and Rowling, looking at why it works and how it reflects our current society - fantastic stuff
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opinion piece from theguardian calling for a more open BBC
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And then there were three. Today's announcement is a long time coming, I remember this being talked about in 2000, but their bulging debt held the merger back. Should be an interesting competitor on both broadband and television.
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A 25 question quiz from the BBC aimed determining how European your thinking is, I come out pretty pro, not surprisingly
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room temperature casting resin for tabletops
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howto make clear resin / plastic objects of your stuff, I'm going to make tables with it
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I particularly liked 14 and 15
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a selection of good ajax applications, there is another batched linked off this one
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which web apis are playing with which, or where are the cross overs happening
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Built on pips - yay!
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ajax library offering drag and drop, auto-completion and shopping carts etc
