Monday, August 4, 2003

Ride the Wave Water voodoo - let it rain.....2. [Ottmar Liebert] 11:24:48 PM

'Live Free Or Die' New Hampshire Ad Now Up. In an email to supporters last night, Joe Trippi wrote: As you know, we raised $508,000 during our recent Dean Team vs Bush-Cheney Challenge. A little over $100,000 of that was used to pay for the ads we are running in Texas. So what are we doing with the rest of it? Well, you are the first to know that thanks to you we will be the first campaign to go on the air in New Hampshire and Boston, starting tomorrow. The New Hampshire and Boston ad is now available to view on HowardDean.tv. Here's the transcript: I'm Howard Dean. I'm running for President because the only way to beat George Bush is to stand up to him. I opposed the war with Iraq, when too many other Democrats supported it, because I want a foreign policy consistent with American values. I want to repeal the Bush tax cuts, so we can make health care available for every American. As Governor, I made sure that every child in my state had health insurance. We added jobs, raised the minimum wage, and balanced budgets. I'm Howard Dean, and I approve this message because it's time to take our country back. [Blog for America] 6:29:08 PM

Java Development on Linux Jump-Start Your Java Development on Linux. Oracle's open-source software expert Rob Clevenger begins a series of hands-on guides to jump-starting Java development projects on Linux. This inaugural edition focuses on the obvious first step: installation. [Oracle Technology Network News] 1:38:07 PM

The Days of Future Past Retrolounge. "Bringing you the best of bygone eras. I've been an admirer of all things with a retro feeling for a few years. Nowadays it's something that's being revived in many areas such as design, music, fashion and so on." [xBlog: The visual thinking weblog | XPLANE] 1:17:36 PM

H2O Water voodoo - let it rain...... [Ottmar Liebert] 1:08:00 PM

Trackback for Radio Userland Weblogs Jake reports that Trackback for Radio is now released. [Scripting News] 11:56:03 AM

Where for Art Thou, Flash-mob? Flash mobs: a new social phenomenon?. Flash mobs: a new social phenomenon? Giles Hewitt in New York, Agençe France-Presse Is it performance art or the ultimate surprise party? A social phenomenon known as the 'flash mob', which began in New York and relies on e-mail, appears to be spreading worldwide. Using mass e-mailing, the organisers bring together what their invitations describe as 'inexplicable mobs' - large crowds that materialise in public places and suddenly dissipate 10 minutes later. Since the first flash mob was organised in Manhattan in May, by a mischievous underground group called the Mob Project, the practise has already spread to other U.S. cities, while plans are being drawn up for events in London, Rome and Vienna. [Via ABC Science Online]  [Earl Bockenfeld's Radio Weblog] 2:13:54 AM

Howard Dean - Time Magazine Article on Daypop TIME.com: The Dean Factor -- Aug. 11, 2003 [Daypop Top 40] See also: http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101030811/story.html 12:09:54 AM