Keywords: RSS, web feed, news aggregator, blog
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Sunday, May 29, 2005
Antarctica Blog
Friday, May 27, 2005
Two Constitutions
Keywords: constitution, Constitution for Europe, European Union , United States Constitution
Constitution for Europe:
http://www.euabc.com/upload/rfConstitution_en.pdf
200 pages
United States Constitution:
http://www.house.gov/Constitution/Constitution.html
18 pages
Link
Source: Chicago Boyz
News:
EUobserver.com
Europe - Topix.net
Blogs:
A Fistful of Euros
A Few Euros More
EURSOC
EU Rota
EU Pundit
EuroPolyphony
The Road to Euro Serfdom
Tags:
Europe - Technorati
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/constitution
See also:
The Anglosphere Challenge - The World 2 Come
Constitution for Europe:
http://www.euabc.com/upload/rfConstitution_en.pdf
200 pages
United States Constitution:
http://www.house.gov/Constitution/Constitution.html
18 pages
Link
Source: Chicago Boyz
News:
EUobserver.com
Europe - Topix.net
Blogs:
A Fistful of Euros
A Few Euros More
EURSOC
EU Rota
EU Pundit
EuroPolyphony
The Road to Euro Serfdom
Tags:
Europe - Technorati
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/constitution
See also:
The Anglosphere Challenge - The World 2 Come
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Best of Podcasting
Keywords: podcasting
Highlights:
IT Conversations
Adam Curry
The Podcast Network
Web Talk Radio
Special Report:
The Lowdown on Podcasting - Business Week
Blogs:
Podcrawl
Tags:
Podcasting - Technorati
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/podcasting
Audio:
Podcasting - Bloggercon III - IT Conversations
Adam Curry - Behind the Mic - IT Conversations
Learn:
How Podcasting Works - HowStuffWorks
Highlights:
IT Conversations
Adam Curry
The Podcast Network
Web Talk Radio
Special Report:
The Lowdown on Podcasting - Business Week
Blogs:
Podcrawl
Tags:
Podcasting - Technorati
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/podcasting
Audio:
Podcasting - Bloggercon III - IT Conversations
Adam Curry - Behind the Mic - IT Conversations
Learn:
How Podcasting Works - HowStuffWorks
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
Political Blogs
Keywords: blog, politics
Highlights:
WatchBlog: Political News, Opinion and Commentary
Daily Kos
The Blogging of the President
Political Animal
Blogs:
Politics - Technorati
Tags:
Politics - Technorati
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/politics
Audio:
Digital Democracy Teach-In 2004 - IT Conversations
Election 2004 - Bloggercon III - IT Conversations
Pop!Tech 2004 - IT Conversations
Highlights:
WatchBlog: Political News, Opinion and Commentary
Daily Kos
The Blogging of the President
Political Animal
Blogs:
Politics - Technorati
Tags:
Politics - Technorati
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/politics
Audio:
Digital Democracy Teach-In 2004 - IT Conversations
Election 2004 - Bloggercon III - IT Conversations
Pop!Tech 2004 - IT Conversations
Friday, May 20, 2005
Stephen Hawking + Podcasting = Hawkcasting
Keywords: Stephen Hawking, podcasting, speech synthesis
"Hawkcasting is podcasting with computer speech synthesis. It’s a mash-up of Stephen Hawking and podcasting. As you probably know, Hawking speaks through a voice synthesis machine. Hence the term, hawkcasting."
Link
Source: Nivi
Audio:
Podcasting - Bloggercon III - IT Conversations
Adam Curry - Behind the Mic - IT Conversations
Learn:
How Podcasting Works - HowStuffWorks
"Hawkcasting is podcasting with computer speech synthesis. It’s a mash-up of Stephen Hawking and podcasting. As you probably know, Hawking speaks through a voice synthesis machine. Hence the term, hawkcasting."
Link
Source: Nivi
Audio:
Podcasting - Bloggercon III - IT Conversations
Adam Curry - Behind the Mic - IT Conversations
Learn:
How Podcasting Works - HowStuffWorks
Thursday, May 19, 2005
Research Blogs
Keywords: blog, research
Highlights:
JupiterResearch Analyst Weblogs
Charlene Li
Aqute Market Research
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/research
Highlights:
JupiterResearch Analyst Weblogs
Charlene Li
Aqute Market Research
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/research
Business Blogs
Keywords: blog, business
Highlights:
AlwaysOn
Fast Company Now
business2blog
Business Pundit
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/business
Highlights:
AlwaysOn
Fast Company Now
business2blog
Business Pundit
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/business
Interview with Garry Kasparov
Keywords: Garry Kasparov, Russia
"He has left chess behind, and so does this final installment of Mig's interview with Garry Kasparov. This segment provides details of Kasparov's political ambitions and opinions. What is the future of democracy in Russia, and what are Bush and other western leaders doing? Read about Kasparov's toughest fight yet."
Link
Source: ChessBase.com
News:
Russia - Topix.net
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/russia
"He has left chess behind, and so does this final installment of Mig's interview with Garry Kasparov. This segment provides details of Kasparov's political ambitions and opinions. What is the future of democracy in Russia, and what are Bush and other western leaders doing? Read about Kasparov's toughest fight yet."
Link
Source: ChessBase.com
News:
Russia - Topix.net
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/russia
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
Monday, May 16, 2005
Blogging the Cannes Film Festival
Keywords: blog, Cannes Film Festival
Rodrigo A. Sepъlveda Schulz reports:
"We're covering the Cannes Film Festival with a team of 10 people, blogging live anecdotes, backstage events, parties, breakfasts, film screenings, etc!"
Link
Source: Rodrigo A. Sepъlveda Schulz
Blogs:
The Cannes Festival Blog
Cannes Film Festival - Technorati
News:
Cannes Film Festival - Google News
Cannes Film Festival - Yahoo News
Cannes Film Festival - Topix.net
Photos:
Cannes - Flickr
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/Cannes
Learn:
How the Cannes Film Festival Works - Stuffo
Rodrigo A. Sepъlveda Schulz reports:
"We're covering the Cannes Film Festival with a team of 10 people, blogging live anecdotes, backstage events, parties, breakfasts, film screenings, etc!"
Link
Source: Rodrigo A. Sepъlveda Schulz
Blogs:
The Cannes Festival Blog
Cannes Film Festival - Technorati
News:
Cannes Film Festival - Google News
Cannes Film Festival - Yahoo News
Cannes Film Festival - Topix.net
Photos:
Cannes - Flickr
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/Cannes
Learn:
How the Cannes Film Festival Works - Stuffo
Sunday, May 15, 2005
Future Blogs
Keywords: blog, future
Highlights:
Sad Tech
Future Salon
Future Now
World Changing
Future Feeder
Future Hi
The Speculist
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/future
Highlights:
Sad Tech
Future Salon
Future Now
World Changing
Future Feeder
Future Hi
The Speculist
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/future
Media Blogs
Keywords: blog, media
Highlights:
Susan Mernit
PaidContent.org
editorsweblog.org
Online Journalism Review
Rebecca MacKinnon
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/media
Highlights:
Susan Mernit
PaidContent.org
editorsweblog.org
Online Journalism Review
Rebecca MacKinnon
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/media
Popular Blogs
Keywords: blog
Highlights:
Robert Scoble
Buzz Machine
Dan Gillmor
Dave Winer
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/popular/blog
Audio:
Adam Curry
Highlights:
Robert Scoble
Buzz Machine
Dan Gillmor
Dave Winer
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/popular/blog
Audio:
Adam Curry
Technology Blogs
Keywords: blog, technology
Highlights:
Slashdot
Techdirt
Moore's Lore - Corante
O'Reilly Radar
Cynthia L. Webb
Audio:
IT Conversations
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/technology
Highlights:
Slashdot
Techdirt
Moore's Lore - Corante
O'Reilly Radar
Cynthia L. Webb
Audio:
IT Conversations
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/technology
Search Blogs
Keywords: blog, search engine
Highlights:
John Battelle's Searchblog
Google Blogoscoped
Geeking with Greg
Inside Google
Yahoo! Search blog
Search Engine Watch Blog
The Unofficial Google Weblog
Search Views
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/search
Audio:
Search Engine Radio
Learn:
How Internet Search Engines Work - HowStuffWorks
Highlights:
John Battelle's Searchblog
Google Blogoscoped
Geeking with Greg
Inside Google
Yahoo! Search blog
Search Engine Watch Blog
The Unofficial Google Weblog
Search Views
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/search
Audio:
Search Engine Radio
Learn:
How Internet Search Engines Work - HowStuffWorks
Sunday, May 08, 2005
Who Started the Second World War?
Keywords: World War II, Viktor Suvorov, Soviet Union, Stalin, communism, Hitler
"It sometimes happens that the most significant historical works are virtually ignored by the mainstream press, and consequently reach few readers. Such is the case with many revisionist studies, including this important work by a former Soviet military intelligence officer who defected to the West in 1978. Even before the appearance of this book, he had already established a solid reputation with the publication of five books, written under the pen name of Viktor Suvorov, on the inner workings of the Soviet military, and particularly its intelligence operations.
In Icebreaker Suvorov takes a close look at the origins and development of World War II in Europe, and in particular the background to Hitler's 'Operation Barbarossa' attack against the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941. Since its original publication in Russian (entitled Ledokol) in France in 1988, it has been published in an astonishing 87 editions in 18 languages. In spite of its importance to the historical record, Icebreaker has received very little attention in the United States. The few reviews that have appeared here have been almost entirely brief and dismissive -- a shameful treatment that reflects the cowardice and intellectual irresponsibility of a 'politically correct' scholarly establishment.
According to the conventional view, Hitler's perfidious attack abruptly forced a neutral and aloof Soviet Russia into war. This view further holds that a surprised Stalin had naively trusted the deceitful German Fьhrer. Rejecting this view as political propaganda, Suvorov shows Stalin's personal responsibility for the war's outbreak and progression. Above all, this book details the vast Soviet preparations for an invasion of Europe in the summer of 1941 with the goal of Sovietizing central and western Europe. Suvorov is not alone in his view. It is also affirmed by a number of non-Russian historians, such as American scholar R. H. S. Stolfi in his 1991 study Hitler's Panzers East: World War II Reinterpreted (reviewed by me in the Nov.-Dec. 1995 Journal).
In spite of rigid Soviet censorship, Suvorov has succeeded in digging up many nuggets of valuable information from publicly available Soviet writings that confirm his central thesis. Icebreaker is based on the author's meticulous scouring of such published sources as memoirs of wartime Soviet military leaders, and histories of individual Soviet divisions, corps, armies, fleets, and air units."
Link
Source: Journal of Historical Review
The book of the century
Alexander Chaihorsky reviews Viktor Suvorov's ideas:
"I think Suvorov's book(s) on the history of WW2 should be called the 'Book of the 20th Century' and he himself should be awarded a Nobel Price. Singlehandedly, this man wiped off the camouflage image that was painted over the real picture of how and who started the WW2 and he did that by pioneering a new approach in history studies - studying the obvious.
But the WW2 winners club is not very happy with his findings so it was almost impossible to find his books in English, since the whole Hamish Hamilton edition was quickly destroyed (but tens of millions sold in Russian, German, Polish, French).
I bought my copy several years ago from the estate sale of the late US Marines 4 star general. I paid twenty bucks.
However during past several years the interest for this book literally soared and today this is one of the most sought after books about WW2 history. Today you have to shell out several hundred bucks to enjoy your copy of 'Icebreaker' in English.
In my opinion the mere fact that a book on WW2 history achieved such a price frenzy is amazing. Several books were written to smear the author's reputation and discredit his findings (like Gorodetsky's book) - you can buy them for few bucks and make up your own mind. I wish Suvorov's brilliant rebuttal of Gorodetsky's book will be translated into English some day.
If you have not read yet this book I envy you - you are about to read the most interesting, the most brilliantly researched and the most sensational book on the most important event of 20th century and how it was camouflaged into something completely different for after-war public consumption. After this book your level of trust for the 'free press', government propaganda and official history will be shattered.
And its a good thing, if you ask me."
Link
Source: Amazon.com
Blogs:
Icebreaker (Excerpts) by Victor Suvorov - nobs
See also:
Victor Suvorov - Journal for Historical Review
Photos:
World War 2 Pictures In Color
"It sometimes happens that the most significant historical works are virtually ignored by the mainstream press, and consequently reach few readers. Such is the case with many revisionist studies, including this important work by a former Soviet military intelligence officer who defected to the West in 1978. Even before the appearance of this book, he had already established a solid reputation with the publication of five books, written under the pen name of Viktor Suvorov, on the inner workings of the Soviet military, and particularly its intelligence operations.
In Icebreaker Suvorov takes a close look at the origins and development of World War II in Europe, and in particular the background to Hitler's 'Operation Barbarossa' attack against the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941. Since its original publication in Russian (entitled Ledokol) in France in 1988, it has been published in an astonishing 87 editions in 18 languages. In spite of its importance to the historical record, Icebreaker has received very little attention in the United States. The few reviews that have appeared here have been almost entirely brief and dismissive -- a shameful treatment that reflects the cowardice and intellectual irresponsibility of a 'politically correct' scholarly establishment.
According to the conventional view, Hitler's perfidious attack abruptly forced a neutral and aloof Soviet Russia into war. This view further holds that a surprised Stalin had naively trusted the deceitful German Fьhrer. Rejecting this view as political propaganda, Suvorov shows Stalin's personal responsibility for the war's outbreak and progression. Above all, this book details the vast Soviet preparations for an invasion of Europe in the summer of 1941 with the goal of Sovietizing central and western Europe. Suvorov is not alone in his view. It is also affirmed by a number of non-Russian historians, such as American scholar R. H. S. Stolfi in his 1991 study Hitler's Panzers East: World War II Reinterpreted (reviewed by me in the Nov.-Dec. 1995 Journal).
In spite of rigid Soviet censorship, Suvorov has succeeded in digging up many nuggets of valuable information from publicly available Soviet writings that confirm his central thesis. Icebreaker is based on the author's meticulous scouring of such published sources as memoirs of wartime Soviet military leaders, and histories of individual Soviet divisions, corps, armies, fleets, and air units."
Link
Source: Journal of Historical Review
The book of the century
Alexander Chaihorsky reviews Viktor Suvorov's ideas:
"I think Suvorov's book(s) on the history of WW2 should be called the 'Book of the 20th Century' and he himself should be awarded a Nobel Price. Singlehandedly, this man wiped off the camouflage image that was painted over the real picture of how and who started the WW2 and he did that by pioneering a new approach in history studies - studying the obvious.
But the WW2 winners club is not very happy with his findings so it was almost impossible to find his books in English, since the whole Hamish Hamilton edition was quickly destroyed (but tens of millions sold in Russian, German, Polish, French).
I bought my copy several years ago from the estate sale of the late US Marines 4 star general. I paid twenty bucks.
However during past several years the interest for this book literally soared and today this is one of the most sought after books about WW2 history. Today you have to shell out several hundred bucks to enjoy your copy of 'Icebreaker' in English.
In my opinion the mere fact that a book on WW2 history achieved such a price frenzy is amazing. Several books were written to smear the author's reputation and discredit his findings (like Gorodetsky's book) - you can buy them for few bucks and make up your own mind. I wish Suvorov's brilliant rebuttal of Gorodetsky's book will be translated into English some day.
If you have not read yet this book I envy you - you are about to read the most interesting, the most brilliantly researched and the most sensational book on the most important event of 20th century and how it was camouflaged into something completely different for after-war public consumption. After this book your level of trust for the 'free press', government propaganda and official history will be shattered.
And its a good thing, if you ask me."
Link
Source: Amazon.com
Blogs:
Icebreaker (Excerpts) by Victor Suvorov - nobs
See also:
Victor Suvorov - Journal for Historical Review
Photos:
World War 2 Pictures In Color
Saturday, May 07, 2005
Google Web Accelerator = Google Grid 1.0?
Keywords: Google, web accelerator
The Google Grid is coming...
Download:
Link
Reviews:
Help - Google
New Google Software Attempts to Speed Up Your Web Browsing Experience - Search Engine Watch Blog
Google tool to speed Web surfing - CNET News.com
Google Blogoscoped
Download of the Day: Google Web Accelerator - Lifehacker
News:
Google News
Yahoo News
Topix.net
Blogs:
Technorati
Opinions:
John Battelle's Searchblog
Google: “capo di tutti i capi"…or just assholes? - PassingNotes.com
Controversy about Google Web Accelerator - Geeking with Greg
Much Controversy Over Google's Accelerator - Inside Google
An Ever Impatient Google - Techdirt
Buzz Machine
GWA Controversy and the Big Deal - buygoogle.com
Google Web Accelerator: Completing the Trifecta of Web Domination - Search Views
Google Web Accelerator considered overzealous - O'Reilly Radar
Google Web Accelerator: Hey, not so fast - an alert for web app designers - Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals)
The Newest Industry
WebAccelerator Time Savings - The Unofficial Google Weblog
Bookmarks:
del.icio.us/tag/google
del.icio.us/tag/search
Discuss:
Google Labs - Web Accelerator - Google Groups
Google Web Accelerator - Slashdot
Security Fears Over Google Accelerator - Slashdot
Google Web Accelerator Beta - Search Engine Watch Forums
Highlights:
The Good God Google - Globetechnology
Inflection Point - PBS I, Cringely
Google's Future? GBrowser, GooglePC, Google NetPC and Google ISP - SquirrelNet
Mathieu Balez On The Good God Google - Corante
Google's War on Hierarchy, and the Death of Hierarchical Folders - Microcontent News
See also:
The Future of Media - 2 - The World 2 Come
Tuesday, May 03, 2005
4,500 Feeds
Keywords: RSS, web feed, news aggregator, blog, zeitgeist
4,500 feeds in my Bloglines account! What's new? Highlights:
Technology:
O'Reilly Radar
Net:
Marshall Brain's WebKEW
Design:
Art. Lebedev Studio
Search:
Wondiring
Virtual Worlds:
Second Life Future Salon
Mobile Life:
Mobile Africa
Silicon Valley:
Good Morning Silicon Valley
Blogs - Middle East:
Spark Armada by Nir Ofir
Magazines:
EGO Magazine
Marketing:
MIT Advertising Lab
Venture Capital:
Ventureblogs
Venture Intelligence India
Blogs - Africa:
Afrotecnik
Bookmarks:
Blog Marks
del.icio.us/shankar
del.icio.us/fritz
4,500 feeds in my Bloglines account! What's new? Highlights:
Technology:
O'Reilly Radar
Net:
Marshall Brain's WebKEW
Design:
Art. Lebedev Studio
Search:
Wondiring
Virtual Worlds:
Second Life Future Salon
Mobile Life:
Mobile Africa
Silicon Valley:
Good Morning Silicon Valley
Blogs - Middle East:
Spark Armada by Nir Ofir
Magazines:
EGO Magazine
Marketing:
MIT Advertising Lab
Venture Capital:
Ventureblogs
Venture Intelligence India
Blogs - Africa:
Afrotecnik
Bookmarks:
Blog Marks
del.icio.us/shankar
del.icio.us/fritz
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