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Fresh back from a couple of days off, I wanted to send a mildly belated “Thank you!”
to the lovely library staff in Minnesota I met last
week at the Minnesota Library
Association Conference. A big thank you especially to Ann and Jennifer for their
hospitality and conversation.
Also, just wanted to toss in a plug for our upcoming series of fresh new Town Hall
Webinars. I’ve been listening to old school rap today so please pardon this
somewhat informal invite. The content will be rock solid despite how
“chill” this plug is. You see, I’ll be your
“MC” for our new Town Hall format this month. Our subject for this
series will be: “Focus on Tough Economic Times”. The Town Hall format
will allow for lots of participation, questions, conversation and sharing. Problems,
questions, solutions or examples of things that work…come join your Libraryland peoples
(aka peeps) here. Fresh MC MP will be on the mic with DJ Jazzy JP and Funky Fresh Emily to the
Inlow-Hood. It will be #3 on the phone (good ahead, look at #3 on your
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//abr //div Believe it or not, this is far from the a
href="http://www.engadgethd.com/2007/02/13/texas-instruments-demos-first-720p-playback-from-a-mobile-phone/"first
we've heard/a of a
href="http://www.engadgethd.com/2006/08/03/necs-3d-sip-processor-enabling-high-def-playback-on-portable-de/"bringing/a
high-def video to cellphones, and it's not even the first application to a
href="http://www.engadgethd.com/2008/02/11/on2-technologies-reveals-1080p-hardware-video-decoder-for-handse/"dabble
in mobile 1080p/a. Still, we'll take all the innovation we can get in this space, and when the
emreal/em a href="http://www.engadgetmobile.com/tag/TouchHD/"Touch HD/a ever arrives, we'll be
ready and waiting with Full HD capabilities. Announced at ISSCC 2009 in San Francisco, Renesas
Technology is showing off an application processor that enables handsets to process 1,920 x 1,080
resolution video at 30 frames-per-second; the processor's core has a maximum operating frequency of
500MHz and supports MPEG-4 AVC / H.264, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 video formats. There's no telling when
the 6.4- x 6.5-millimeter chip will be available en masse, but we need the HTCs of the world to get
us a 1080p phone and a retina implant or two to read 0.2-size fonts before it even matters.pFiled
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height='109' alt= class='spip_logos' align='right' /Barack Obama, le chou-chou de Wall Street et de
la City étiqueté par de bons publicitaires « candidat des pauvres » vient
de nommer son équipe économique. L'ex-sénateur de l'Illinois, qui a conduit la
campagne électorale la plus dispendieuse de l'Histoire grâce aux subsides de JP Morgan
Chase et Goldman Sachs, a rappelé à la Maison-Blanche ceux qui y ont organisé
la vague de dérégulation des années 90, observent Damien Millet et Éric
Toussaint. Washington entend utiliser les désordres de la crise financière pour
accélérer la globalisation.
pJest takie powiedzenie: jeÅ›li ktoÅ› ci mówi, że
jesteś pijany to wzrusz ramionami, jeśli ktoś
nastÄ™pny ci to powie to siÄ™ zastanów, jeÅ›li powie to
trzecia osoba to wracaj do domu i poÅ‚óż siÄ™
spać. Pierwszy był JP Morgan prognozujący wzrost PKB w Polsce
na 1,5 procent. Drugim był BNP Paribas. Według tego banku w
przyszłym roku PKB w Polsce wzrośnie o 0,4 proc., a w 2010 r. - o 1,4
proc./pimg src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/bankier-wiadomosci-dnia/~4/471177865" height="1"
width="1"/
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//abr / div align="center"emstrongsmallClick above for a hi-res gallery of the Suzuki Alto
Lapin/small/strong/embr //div br /Sporting a name that could roughly mean "high pitched rabbit" is
loveably quirky, and so it fits that the name is affixed to a kei car. Suzuki's 660cc microcar,
styled in the same idiom that has shaped Nissan's Cube, though the 'Zuki calls to mind the original
Mini more than other squared-off micros. The styling is about the only thing that Suzuki hasn't
changed on the Alto Lapin, which has been on sale since 2002. There are upgrades to the platform,
powertrain, and interior, making the Alto Lapin a virtually new vehicle. The interior rework brings
a newfound sense of space, if that can truly be said about anything so tiny, and the stylish design
is rendered in classy materials. A new CVT makes the most of the 53 naturally aspirated or 63
turbocharged horsepower while delivering nearly 58 mpg. The car, with its inherent cuteness, is
aimed at women buyers (like many other keis, it's offered in pink), and there's a whole line of
"Lapin Goods" to go along with the car. With a price between $11,000 and $15,000, there's some
scratch left over for trinkum that will make you nearly as stylish as your Alto Lapin. a
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here for a translated version of Suzuki's press release. /em/abr /br /span dir="ltr" id=":11o"div
class="postgallery"pstrongGallery: a
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src="http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/11/altolapin_hi_002_thumbnail.jpg" alt=""
title="" //aa href="http://www.autoblog.com/photos/suzuki-alto-lapin-1/1193440/"img
src="http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/11/altolapin_hi_003_thumbnail.jpg" alt=""
title="" //aa href="http://www.autoblog.com/photos/suzuki-alto-lapin-1/1193435/"img
src="http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/11/altolapin_hi_004_thumbnail.jpg" alt=""
title="" //aa href="http://www.autoblog.com/photos/suzuki-alto-lapin-1/1193436/"img
src="http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2008/11/altolapin_hi_005_thumbnail.jpg" alt=""
title="" //a/div/spanbr /[Source: a
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via a
href="http://www.autofiends.com/index.php/2008/11/mini-cube-suzuki-alto-lapin-facelift/"Autofiends/a]p
style="padding:5px;background:#ddd;border:1px solid #ccc;clear:both;"a
href="http://www.autoblog.com/2008/11/30/upgraded-bunny-suzuki-unveils-updated-alto-lapin/"Upgraded
Bunny: Suzuki unveils updated Alto Lapin/a originally appeared on a
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pimg src="http://img.xataka.com/2008/11/priceton_dn503ahpdc.jpg" class="centro_sinmarco"
alt="Priceton dn503ahpdc" //p pEl strongalmacenamiento masivo/strong ya hace tiempo que se vio
obligado a hacerse casi en exclusiva con los dispositivos strongNAS/strong, emNetwork-attached
storage/em, que como su nombre indica se conectan a los ordenadores mediante red./p pPor
aquí ya a href="http://xataka.com/tag/NAS"hemos hablado/a de muchos de ellos, aunque no
habíamos llegado al extremo del strongPrinceton DN-503AH-PDC/strong, que ofrece strong5 TB
por NAS/strong en forma de cinco huecos para discos duros de 3.5 pulgadas.br / !--more--/p pEn el
caso de este DN-503AH-span class="caps"PDC/span, a
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aunque dado que en el mercado ya existen a
href="http://www.xataka.com/2008/07/12-disco-duro-de-seagate-de-15-tb"discos con capacidades de
hasta 1.5 TB/a, es posible actualizar este mismo span class="caps"NAS/span para que ofrezca hasta
7.5 TB por span class="caps"NAS/span./p pEl precio de este span class="caps"NAS/span no se ha hecho
público, aunque Priceton sí ha confirmado que lo va a lanzar al mercado a mediados de
diciembre. ¡Qué tiempos cuando el propio a
href="http://www.xataka.com/2007/08/10-princeton-nas-con-disco-de-500-gb"Princeton nos estaba
ofreciendo un span class="caps"NAS/span de 500 GB/a!/p pVía | a
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Créé par BUT, Emuman, KK, Sword et Xvi. Mame Plus! est sans problème la
meilleure version de Mame pour Windows, avec ou sans frontend. Support multi-langage, tirs
automatiques, option anti-sortie, interface interne améliorée, interface de gestion
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Ignoring the fact that Wikipedia timestamps are in GMT and not JST (Japan Standard Time), on the
18th of November the Japanese newspaper Mainichi Shimbun published an article
entitled, “Attack on the former vice-Director's home: crime announced on the Internet six
hours earlier... hinting at the crime?”
(元次官宅襲撃:事件6時間å‰ã«ãƒãƒƒãƒˆæ›¸ãè¾¼ã¿...犯行示唆)
where a Wikipedia contributor (”Popons”) was erroneously identified [en] as involved in the
attempted murder [en] of
Yasuko Yoshihara, wife of former vice health minister Kenji Yoshihara, following on the murders
of former vice health minister Takehiko Yamaguchi and his wife Michiko.
Mainichi's mistake, however, was promptly identified by 2-channelers:
758: >> to commenter 754
Wikipedia: Edit Records of Director General of the Public Insurance Agency (Mainichi looked at
this and made a mistaken report)
This is a huge mistake. The timestamp must be in GMT, so wasn't the edit then in fact made at 9.27
p.m. [Japan time]?
The news immediately roused reaction among some bloggers. One of them, Hiroyuki Fujishiro
[藤代裕之] at Gatonews, stressing how
factually incorrect news was taken to be correct by other media, remarked on the newspaper's
responsibility as author of the original report:
The problem is not the incorrect report or the ignorance of Internet conventions, but the way
that information was collected. In the article
“Attack on the former vice-Director's home: crime announced on the Internet six hours
earlier... hinting at the crime?” [jp], already taken down but still available on Web
Gyotaku
(ã‚¦ã‚§ãƒ–éšæ‹“),
they report that: “Thanks to the track records, the pc used to edit [the Wikipedia page] can
be identified. The investigation headquarters is carefully looking into the case”. And the
news of “hints about crime on the Internet” was then mistaken by Sankei Shimbun and
reported as “sources from the Investigation Agency said that contents of the edit will be
used as a reference”, as if the journalist who found the edit on Wikipedia had reported it to
the police.
Both the police and the mass media are responsible for this ambiguous article. The mass media
avoid any responsibility, reporting that “the investigation headquarters is
investigating”, and making the Police the author of that information. At the same time, the
police, by the principles of information asymmetry, can control the
journalist.
Right after publication of the article, TV shows seized the opportunity to report news about an
Internet user being involved in a crime, in doing so spreading incorrect news.
The day later, Mainichi published few lines where they apologized [jp]
“for reporting that the edit on the online encyclopedia Wikipedia was a pre-announcement of
the crime while, instead, the edit time was p.m., after the crime had already been committed, and
not before.” However this attracted even more criticism by many bloggers, who harshly
blamed the newspaper, because in the apology there is no mention to Popons, the editor who was
irresponsibly accused of being directly involved in the stabbing, as id: Britty [ja], for example, pointed out:
If you search for “advance notice of crime”
[犯行予告] on Web Gyotaku
(ã‚¦ã‚§ãƒ–éšæ‹“),
you will see that the id of the contributor who made the edit was published in the article.
However, in Mainichi's apology, there is no mention of that. The apology only consists of a
correction of the mistaken news report. But what they should apologize for is the careless
publication of the contributor's personal identity. After all, haven't they caused that person
problems [in what they did]?
With regards to the page “Director General of the Social Insurance Agency” which I
edited, I am very sorry to have caused trouble to the victim's family and to all the people
involved in the investigation. I heard [about the misunderstanding] from the TV news a while ago
and I do apologize. I have no words to express how sorry I am, in particular for her relatives. I
live in the North and the [Internet service] provider I used is [located] here as well. Right now I
contacted the local police station and I called them to apologize. I am very sorry.
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