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Monthly Archives: April 2004

How to make research on the web more productive

I would like to be able to quickly record the
context in which I arrived at a certain link that I want to remember.
Maintaining a log to record ideas, insights, and other things helps but should
be more tightly integrated with browsing, email, calendar, bibliography
databases, and paper annotations.

Toru Iiyoshi: Technology-Enhanced Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Represent, Share and Build Pedagogical Knowledge Online

Abstract,
Knowledge Media Laboratory
(KML), Zulah and I are both inspired.

Vern Paxson on Worms

Climate change links

Slashdot
article and good
post in its discussion, Apollo Alliance, abrupt
climate change, recent NASA satellite
results, impact on the
West, Lewis
Lapham interview

Today’s random finds

Reviews Neal Stephenson’s new “The
Confusion” and older “Quicksilver“,
his metaweb,
transcripts of the 9/11
commission hearings, transcript
of today’s Bush address, and an amazing campaign financing watch dog site.

Hugo and Nebula Award Nominees

2004 Hugo Award
Nominees, 2004 Nebula Award
Nominees, Paul’s Federal and State Budget
2005 Explorer

Paul Eastham’s Federal and State Budget 2005 explorer

Just in case I lose sight of the efficiency of
“Social Security”, Paul
Eastham’s Budget Explorer is a good reminder. The blog about his
plane construction efforts is also interesting.

Public Testimony of Condoleezza Rice Before 9/11 Commission

New York Times published an online
transcript

San Francisco Symphony

Yuri Termirkanov conducting Shostakovich
Symphony No. 7 in C major, Opus 60, Leningrad (1941)

The Memory Hole

Wired
News article, The Memory
Hole, and its blog