Careful With That Patch, Eugene
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A new mass-mailing virus masquerading as The new virus, which originated in Europe, has started
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The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, But It Will Be Blogged
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A new mass-mailing virus masquerading as The new virus, which originated in Europe, has started
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NEW YORK, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire/ — Sure Fit
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NEW While the research group estimates that 70-75 percent of processed Tractors destroy a genetically modified Colza (rapeseed) field.
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We
Mac users rarely get to feel jealous of our Wintel colleagues, but are
big enough to admit it when we do. Up until about ten minutes ago my
giddy exuberance over
blogging was naggingly tempered by the inability of my browser of
choice (Safari) to utilze or even display the extremely
cool formatting pallette
which appears above the text entry window in the
“Create News Item” page of Manila. Manila, of course, is the blogging software of choice at the Berkman Center, our host, and the tool with which Dowbrigade is created.
Up
until now, in order to create tables or links, insert graphics,
arrange the elements of a posting and change text attributes like
size and color, I needed to create my posts in Dreamweaver
MX and then copy and past the html into the more limited version
of the page displayed by Safari, IE or Navigator on the Mac.
Then last night Dave Winer,
the ultimate Manila resource person, informed me that the tags that
allow the pallette to appear ARE supported by Mozilla, so I fired up a
recent implementation of the open-source browser called Firebird, and Voila! Instant formatting!
It will take me a while to get used to the new interface
and see how far I can take it. I can still use Safari, which I love for
its speed, stability and tabbed browsing. Not often one can have one’s
cake and eat it too. Now, for being smug, it won’t
work.
endnote: As predicted, my premature
self-congratulations proved, well,
premature. I will keep experimenting to find the optimal blend of
tools and styles.
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WASHINGTON — Connections to the Internet would remain tax-free under a bill the House passed Wednesday. The legislation, passed with bipartisan support, makes permanent a ban on taxing Internet connections. A temporary ban on the taxes, first enacted in 1998, runs out on Nov. 1.
New language clarifies that all types of Internet access — ranging from dial-up connections and high-speed DSL to cable modems — cannot be taxed.
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Scientists said Phoberomys pattersoni probably weighed up to 1,545 pounds, For millions of years, anatomist John Fleagle of New York’s Stony Brook And unlike other continents, where rodents competed for food and habitat |
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Naked bodies are the canvases in new exhibition An art exhibition featuring pictures painted on naked The Party of the Body exhibition features thousands of Most of the pictures have been blown The exhibition, entirely by Latin American artists, is being shown
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“You can’t pay attention to more than one thing at a time. When you Be that as it may, I am utterly certain that my brain works BETTER when Since reading John Lilly’s seminal Part of my mind, for example, is at all times thinking about my next While driving, I get my best ideas for blogging. I have narrowly In that vein, a substantial part of my brain, which in fact I would Not to mention Sex. If I am not playing some stupid mental game And So don’t tell me to do one thing at a time, Norma Yvone. Now
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