Sunday, December 28, 2003

Scoble: "Why didn't Silicon Valley happen in Kansas?" 

mobileRSS is a "Web-based client for reading RSS feeds." 

For 10 points, write a caption for this picture of a moose kissing a kitten. 

The Wikipedia, an incredible resource, needs $20K to stay afloat.  

The Unofficial Kerry for President Blog. Karl Rove's unofficial blog.  

Two years ago today: "The people who do the standards work at the BigCo's can be great engineers, some of them are very smart and experienced people, but as you can see in specs like UDDI and WSDL, they also have to work with low-road idiots who carve out political power in their companies by polluting simple ideas with incomprehensible compromises." 

Also on that day: "In the end the only teams that matter are the Cubs, Red Sox and of course the Mets." 

Elvis Mitchell's ten best movies of 2003. 

Kaye Trammel: "You don't have to try be gendered on your blog -- chances are that it just happens naturally. After all, that is what being gendered is all about." 

Sarah Leonard, spokeswoman for the Dean campaign: "What you're seeing is a career politician desperate to save his political career." 

Here's a question. When the campaigning politician talks to the press they do it separately from their pep rallies for voters. Why? I'd like to hear what they say to the reporters. Wouldn't a grass roots campaign like Dean do that? Jim Moore, I wonder what you think about this. Is that true to the Second Superpower concept, which you developed?