Thursday, June 27, 2002

TO SWITCH OR NOT TO SWITCH Read Walter Mossberg's notions last week & this week PowerBook runner-up in Worth Magazine's laptop category [MacCentral] 4:41:50 PM     Comments[]

INDEED HE DID HEY! Didn't Dave Winer have this idea first? [InstaPundit] 4:18:51 PM     Comments[]

PUTTING YOUR LIFE ON THE LINE 11:43:41 AM     Comments[]

MONTAGE AS ART, MONTAGE AS FRAUD Every Montage Tells Another Story. Ever since the dawn of photography, people have manipulated images. But digital media has transformed the art of montage into a brand-new genre. By Kendra Mayfield. [Wired News] 9:50:23 AM     Comments[]

Confucius. "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." [Motivational Quotes of the Day] 9:40:47 AM     Comments[]

Latin Proverb. "It is the part of a good shepherd to shear his flock, not to skin it." [Motivational Quotes of the Day] 9:32:22 AM     Comments[]

Aristotle. "We are what we repeatedly do." [Motivational Quotes of the Day] 9:23:29 AM     Comments[]

AN INTERESTING PROJECT Also, read Gutenberg by John Man Gutenberg from Print to Digital. Nick will like this one. Project puts Gutenberg Bible in online form will give scholars the ability to browse the pages of the book that revolutionized printing. [meryl's notes] 8:39:34 AM     Comments[]

A POST FROM YESTERDAY'S BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY DISCUSSION BOARD Berkshire Hathaway. "When the Bubble has burst, there will -- really -- be some people IN JAIL..." [The Motley Fool] 12:20:33 AM     Comments[]

SO MANY YEARS OF DISTORTING THE FOUNDERS' VIEWS Leads to flawed conclusions stacked upon one another Of Course. The Volokh Conspiracy is all over the 9th Circuit decision on the Pledge of Allegiance. Read eveything posted today. It's... [Dailypundit] 12:14:51 AM     Comments[]

MAKING MONEY WITH A WEBLOG - PART VI See Part V here If you're one of the schemers trying to make money from Web content, you'll want to follow this site: PAID: The Economics of Content. It's a blog-style listing of stories and columns related to the whole How Do We Get Some Coin world. NYC tech writer/editor Rafat Ali is the man behind the curtain. Looks damned good so far. (Via J.D. Lasica.) [Ken Layne] 12:07:43 AM     Comments[]

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