Daily Archives: December 15, 2006

If I used del.icio.us regularly…

By Frank Paynter | Published: December 15, 2006

…I wouldn’t need to post these little reminders: Media Room (thanks to Amanda Chapel for the trip around Edelman’s StoryMakerUpper that led me to the Media Room site)

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Celebrity (hep) Cat Blogging

By Frank Paynter | Published: December 15, 2006

…and a little bird watching

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Friday (hep) Cat Blogging…

By Frank Paynter | Published: December 15, 2006

With Nina Simone…

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How to pull a tablecloth from under a dinner service…

By Frank Paynter | Published: December 15, 2006

VideoJug: How to Pull a Tablecloth from Under a Dinner Service

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17.77 gigabits per second… that’s webbling!

By Frank Paynter | Published: December 15, 2006

In an effort to kick up performance for their MMORPG guild, high energy physicists at CERN and CalTech have developed a fast data transfer methodology using Java and the immense data pipes of the National Lambda Rail project. They used MonALISA to monitor and optimize their throughput. No one got eaten by a grue, so [...]

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Bill Gates and Molly Holzschlag… early Webblers

By Frank Paynter | Published: December 15, 2006

I haven’t heard back from either of them re. the Sandhill Big Tenth Party (here, all day 12/31/2006), but I enjoyed reading Molly’s notes on their conversation yesterday.

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When Webbling turned to Blogging…

By Frank Paynter | Published: December 15, 2006

May 5, 2005. I can be precise about that because 5/5/05 is the day when Spring Heel Jack left a “comment” on Morrie Schwarzenegger’s webble (Mitch Albom is a Terrible Writer) recording these memorable thoughts: Mitch Albom is the scourge of his own assring. Feed his latest column into the universal translator and it comes [...]

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