Monthly Archives: June 2002

Java Dead? Three articles…

At ZDNet, there is an opinion piece must read titled Tempest in a Teapot. A brutal indictment of Java on the desktop. In this NetworkWorldFusion article some of Java’s biggest names question it’s chances for survival, including a Boland survey … Continue reading

Posted in Communications, Connection, the Internet, the Web, and Media | 1 Comment

RSS Workshop

This looks like a good introduction and tutorial on RSS.

Posted in Communications, Connection, the Internet, the Web, and Media | Comments Off

The Pledge of Allegiance A Short History

A much linked to

Posted in Public Service, Civics, Government and Activism | Comments Off

Philadelphia is the place to be July 4th

Here goes the week long calendar of events to Philadelphia’s Welcome America celebration.

Posted in Philly | 2 Comments

Killing Monsters

Virginia Postrel defends comic books and the make-believe violence they portray against the idiots that would like to deprive kids of this imaginary outlet.

Posted in Movies, TV, Radio, Comics, Books | 2 Comments

U.S. national mottos – background

Excellent background information into the history of our mottos. “E Pluribus Unum” A huge reference on the seperation of Church and State. Quotes from America’s founding fathers.

Posted in Public Service, Civics, Government and Activism | Comments Off

Some content management links

Blogs as Disruptive Tech – How weblogs are flying under the radar of the Content Management Giants PAID: the economics of content via Ken Layne Companies Overpaying For Content Management Technology, Reports Jupiter Research via cam

Posted in Communications, Connection, the Internet, the Web, and Media | Comments Off

Big step forward in Apache/Sun Agreement

Sun and Apache are now officially engaged Apache has signed a newly formed (and much improved) TCK License covering all the JSRs on which it’s active, allowing Apache to continue participating in the JCP. This new TCK License is becoming … Continue reading

Posted in Communications, Connection, the Internet, the Web, and Media | Comments Off

Edison’s Failing Grade

Investors and school districts are ditching the country’s leading public education privatizer Edison’s improper bookkeeping practices may come back to haunt the company, as was the case with Enron. But there’s more to the Edison story than an accounting scandal. … Continue reading

Posted in Philly | Comments Off

The Pledge of Allegiance Unconstitutional !

wow What’s interesting is the takes in different message board forums. Contrast and compare: Yahoo! Metafilter

Posted in Public Service, Civics, Government and Activism | 1 Comment