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Comment Re:And this is how... (Score 1) 618

by Paulitics on Wednesday April 25, 2007 @04:07PM (#18875051) Attached to: Encouraging Students to Drop Mathematics

And our middle managers can't even remember to put the new cover sheets on their TPS reports, even after receiving 3 memos about it.

Yeah, I am gonna need you to go ahead and come in on saturday so we can stay competitive with India and China.

I am just glad I do not have to worry about any of this because I have people skills GOD-DAMN-IT.

Journal Journal: Religion and Politics 11

Journal by pudge on Tuesday March 06, 2007 @03:37PM

This chick, Mara Vanderslice, was on Colbert last night saying that religious people should love Democrats, because the Bible says we should care about poor people, and Democrats care about poor people.

Religious people in America care about poor people, she said, and they "care that this administration has made a decision to condone the use of torture."

Submission + - Google Maps has Traffic Information

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 06, 2007 @03:14PM

An anonymous reader writes: Has nobody else noticed that Google Maps now has Traffic information?

IBM Many Eyes After One Month 35

Posted by Hemos on Tuesday March 06, 2007 @02:59PM from the measuring-the-web dept.

ReadWriteWeb writes "IBM's Many Eyes app, a 'shared visualization and discovery' service, has been running for a month now. In this article two of the IBM researchers behind Many Eyes, Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda B. Viégas, showcase some of the best visualizations so far. They also talk about the future of 'social data analysis' on the Web. Wattenberg and Viégas believe that Many Eyes is not just social software, but 'societal-scale software.' They say that Many Eyes represents a break from conventional visualization research. Traditionally, computer scientists concentrate on scaling in terms of data, making visualizations work for bigger and bigger databases. IBM's agenda with Many Eyes is to scale the audience, not the data."

Bookmark Lieberman To Switch Parties? (forumpolitics.com)

by forumpolitics on Tuesday March 06, 2007 @02:49PM

Submission + - Scientists say Louisiana has less than 10 years

Submitted by

editor.b

on Tuesday March 06, 2007 @02:43PM

editor.b writes: "According to a new series by the Times-Picayune, south Louisiana has much less time than expected. Scientists say that coastal land is now disappearing at the rate of one football field every 45 minutes. In ten years or less New Orleans will be in the Gulf of Mexico."

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