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  Sunday, 11 April 2004



from the copy-paste culture dept.. BBC: Essay copying is 'self-teaching'

[Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog]
9:57:06 PM    

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Man Found Showering Convicted of Burglary

[Yahoo! News: Strange News - AP]
9:45:22 AM    

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Burial Find Doubles Age of Human Bond with Fluffy

[Scientific American]
9:41:09 AM    

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Town Covers Up Nude Statues With Sarongs

[Yahoo! News: Strange News - AP]
9:33:50 AM    

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World Briefing: Australia. NO HIPPITY HOPPERS HERE;.

Australia's international reputation is safe.

[New York Times: International]
9:27:54 AM    

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tv kills. I remember as a kid the stories that circulated around television usage. Ofcourse the kid next door was doing poorly at school, his brain was rotting away because he watched too much tv! I think I recall another one about it causing cancer, which was probably too big a concept for me in 1970, when I was a wee lad of 6 years.

The stories are back, only this time a bit more plausable: "TV can cause the developing mind to experience unnatural levels of stimulation."

The BBC health watch has more on the study.

[Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog]
9:21:12 AM    

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Magnetic Field Flip-Flop Clocked

[Scientific American]
9:18:15 AM    

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SA govt releases hosting tender

[Australian IT: Business]
9:14:45 AM    

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Supersurvey of Milky Way's Stars Exposes Galaxy's Turbulent Past

[Scientific American]
9:06:35 AM    

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Cofidis suspends cycling team

[Eurosport: Cycling]
9:03:00 AM    

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maybe this explains Linux. NY Times:

Imagine an educational system where children do not start school until they are 7, where spending is a paltry $5,000 a year per student, where there are no gifted programs and class sizes often approach 30. A prescription for failure, no doubt, in the eyes of many experts, but in this case a description of Finnish schools, which were recently ranked the world's best.

If one trait sets Finland apart from many other countries, it is the quality and social standing of its teachers ... All teachers in Finland must have at least a master's degree, and while they are no better paid than teachers in other countries, the profession is highly respected. Many more people want to become teachers after graduating from upper schools than universities can actually handle, so the vast majority are turned down.

[Paul Boutin]
8:57:50 AM    

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Director team rumours

Rumours are that after the release of Director MX 2004, some of the director team engineers were laid off. At the same time, macromedia is about to open up a real office in India.

Looks like in future, there will be joint development between the US headquarters and the Indian office.

 

[Undocumented Lingo]
8:50:37 AM    

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Satellite Data Reveal Drought in Amazon Rain Forest

[Scientific American]
8:43:10 AM    

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remonstrate

[Dictionary.com Word of the Day]
8:38:18 AM    

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Breeding Frogsin Alice Springs!

[ABC News]
8:33:36 AM    

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First Flavors Make Lasting Impression

[Scientific American]
8:29:32 AM    

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