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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Abandoned by Canada: Torture Surviver Speaks Out
I attended Abandoned by Canada: Torture Surviver Speaks Out tonight, run by WPIRG and AWOL. The depressing part of of it all is that not only did Canada, a supposedly decent country, violate its own basic laws, not just in … Continue reading
Blogdigger Dev Blog: Blogdigger Acquired by Odeo
Blogdigger Dev Blog: Blogdigger Acquired by Odeo – very interesting news. Back in March 2003 Dave Winer blogged that perhaps there should be a search engine based off data in RSS feeds. Three people started coding that weekend, Greg Gershman, … Continue reading
Tagged acquisition, blogdigger, blogsearch, feedster, greggershman, odeo, rsssearch
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…My heart’s in Accra » The Cute Cat Theory Talk at ETech
…My heart’s in Accra » The Cute Cat Theory Talk at ETech – insanely long post that I barely read, but I agree with the points on cats, porn, and activism.
Yahoo Embraces The Semantic Web – Expect The Internet To Organize Itself In A Hurry
Yahoo Embraces The Semantic Web – Expect The Internet To Organize Itself In A Hurry – wow. Watching things grow sloooowly for a long time, and then it finally seems like things are picking up… very exciting. Update: link is … Continue reading
Tagged microformats, semanticweb, structureddata, yahoo, yahoosearch
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Waterloo, Part 3: Geo Stuff
Okay, so I am cheating a bit here. Rather than writing a new post, I’m linking to a page on my wiki where I have been collecting links for several years already: mfagan wiki / waterloo geo stuff. Back when … Continue reading
Tagged forfb, gis, local, maps, universityofwaterloo, uwrecap, waterloo, waterlooregion
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Telling smokers lung ‘age’ helps them quit – Addictions- msnbc.com
Telling smokers lung ‘age’ helps them quit – Addictions- msnbc.com – makes sense
Tagged addiction, change, motivation, smoking
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Right to Quiet Society – Home Page
Right to Quiet Society – Home Page – listening to Sounds Like Canada this morning and they were talking about sound pollution, something that bugs me infinitely. The link goes to a website they mentioned, for what may be the … Continue reading
Tagged forfb, frenchlaw, ipod, mp3players, music, noise, pollution, sound, soundslikecanada, volume
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