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Curiouser and curiouser!

'Where shall I begin, please your Majesty?' He asked. 'Begin at the beginning,' the King said, very gravely, 'and go on till you come to the end: then stop.'

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Recent Items:

Topic Rolls near reality	3/27/03
DTD for OPML	3/27/03
Leading change	3/27/03
Looking good in Java	3/26/03
Birthday present for Paolo's blog	3/26/03
Home of the brave certainly...	3/26/03
Happy birthday to you	3/26/03
Found my brand	3/25/03
Good culture	3/24/03
1 Year old	3/24/03
Business Journalling as investment	3/23/03
What he said	3/23/03
It's simply about power	3/19/03
What do weblogs do?	3/19/03
Bush feels Serene? How nice for him	3/18/03
Damn the torpedos?	3/18/03
Will we catch this wave?	3/18/03
Voices from Baghdad	3/18/03
Robin Cook resigns	3/18/03
InfoPath: Golden path or mantrap	3/18/03
Arthur Kent: Journalist for our times	3/18/03
Don't waste your breath	3/17/03
Java Generics: a double edged sword	3/17/03
Follow your nose (almost)	3/17/03
Look to the sky and remember that you were loved.	3/17/03
Farscape no more	3/13/03

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05 February 2003

4:40:20 PM

Money well spent I say

Not to be outdone by Daddy. A graph shows GW's record budget deficit [megnut]

I guess you might be asking yourselves:

Did we get value for money out of that $500 billion?

comments - See Also: shrub * the_economy

11:43:32 AM

Sun Tech Day

Sun Tech Day - London. Just got back from the Sun 'Tech Day' in London. I thought the line up of sponsors was interesting - aside from Sun, the sponsors were: Oracle, Nokia, Motorola, Macromedia and Novell. Oracle and Novell's presence is no suprise - they bought into Java wholesale some time ago and Macromedia ... [sockdrawer.org]

A blog! A blog! My kingdom for a blog!

My friend Paul has finally got his blog going and ruminates on a recent Sun Tech Day.

comments - See Also: java

11:30:55 AM

Colonising Space

Here is the HTML version of the report HighLift Systems supplied to NASA on the viability of a space elevator.

[John Robb's Radio Weblog]

Very cool.

If we, as a planet, are interested in space exploration then this sounds like the future. I mean, who build rockets?

comments - See Also: colonising_space

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