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"Music in the 21st Century: The re-emergence of protest music" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 15:38:43

An excellent be at how the protest song is making its way back into American music. Get a real-time be beneath the surface in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. NEW! analyse out where you can Digg and check the activity of your favorite Presidential candidates. © Digg Inc. 2008 — User-posted content unless obtain quoted. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"ThoughtFarmer vs. FLATNESSES: Is ThoughtFarmer freeform, social ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-16 00:43:13

Last week we considered. What about ThoughtFarmer vs. Dion Hinchcliffe’s new updated acronym for Enterprise 2.0? I realized the shortcomings of SLATES after reading by Jed Cawthorne. He compared old-school ECMs with SLATES and scored them 5.5 out of 6. That’s 92%! For Web 1.0 technology! So what’s missing from SLATES? ThoughtFarmer circumscribe is fully web-oriented and addressable. On “reusable” though we still undergo work to do. Our 2.5 channel due in January greatly expands RSS generation to almost every nook and cranny. To bring home the bacon a perfect score on reusability though we’ll have to expose our internal API to other applications. This is a priority for us in 2008. Emergence means that something complex arises out of relatively simple interactions. A enter is the emergent product of a wiki; an answer is the emergent product of a prediction merchandise. A good ThoughtFarmer example is the Installation Guide on our support site. Seven of our team members have added edited and revised the document over many months in response to new versions and new issues. Each change is minor but the emergent product is a detailed set of instructions. Yes. ThoughtFarmer has emergence. FLATNESSES may not turn off the tongue but it captures the components of Enterprise 2.0 more completely than SLATES. These comparisons have been a useful apply for me and I’m pleased that by either the SLATES or FLATNESSES yardstick. ThoughtFarmer is genuinely Enterprise 2.0.

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"ThoughtFarmer vs. FLATNESSES: Is ThoughtFarmer freeform, social ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-16 00:43:12

Last week we considered. What about ThoughtFarmer vs. Dion Hinchcliffe’s new updated acronym for Enterprise 2.0? I realized the shortcomings of SLATES after reading by Jed Cawthorne. He compared old-school ECMs with SLATES and scored them 5.5 out of 6. That’s 92%! For Web 1.0 technology! So what’s missing from SLATES? ThoughtFarmer content is fully web-oriented and addressable. On “reusable” though we comfort undergo bring home the bacon to do. Our 2.5 channel due in January greatly expands RSS generation to almost every nook and cranny. To achieve a perfect score on reusability though we’ll have to subject our internal API to other applications. This is a priority for us in 2008. Emergence means that something complex arises out of relatively simple interactions. A document is the emergent product of a wiki; an answer is the emergent product of a prediction market. A good ThoughtFarmer example is the Installation command on our give site. Seven of our team members have added edited and revised the document over many months in response to new versions and new issues. Each change is minor but the emergent product is a detailed set of instructions. Yes. ThoughtFarmer has emergence. FLATNESSES may not turn off the tongue but it captures the components of Enterprise 2.0 more completely than SLATES. These comparisons have been a useful apply for me and I’m pleased that by either the SLATES or FLATNESSES yardstick. ThoughtFarmer is genuinely Enterprise 2.0.

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"Emergence delirium and other side effects" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 18:47:20

Dr. J explained emergence delirium and other (un)cool stuff related to Peanut's (see?!) surgery of this morning. Little Peanut gladly reached out to the nurse who ushered her away to the operating table. The a half hour or so later suggested she regreted that decision. The condition consisted of few symptoms: Screaming screaming and screaming with some thrashing. On the hurt chart on the wall which ranged from smiley approach (1) to crying grimace (5) we thought she seemed like an 8. 7:30 a m.: Arrival at the surgical center. Paperwork etc.8:22 a m.: Peanut says bye-bye and disappears with nurse.8:40 a m.: Dr. J escorts us into the recovery room.8:41 a m.: Emergence delirium sets in.9:05 a m.: Popscicle.9:34 a m.: Departure. Once home she spent move of the day sleeping and the other part eating which made it like any other day at domiciliate only with a steady be adrift of (!) waxy crud seeping out of her ears and toting around a cup of 1 part apple juice. 4 parts water in case her recently anesthetized little system couldn't command. Oh yeah. Dr. J informed us that she'd been toting around a(nother) double ear infection. Who knew? Anyway. Pop hauled her crib mattress downstairs making her a makeshift bed on the den floor because she wasn't supposed to be too far away lest she change state up confused and experience a second bout of emergence delirium. Or something like that. Once she nodded off he turned his attention to making turkey stock for Thanksgiving. Me: They said just to take it slow but if she's thirsty furnish her as much as she wants. Hopefully this is the end of the road for the ear infections. We've had our fill of delirium. And fever. And snot. And you get the idea. Good for you having this done now. This operation wasn't available when I was a child and as such I ended up having strep throat ear infections etc until I had my tonsils out at age 30. No fun at all. I still get ear infections but as an adult I know when to get to the adulterate.

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"ID Cards | Data Protection | Education/Legislation" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 15:21:57

The Customs and Revenue department announced today that it had. Personal details bank details. National Insurance numbers and addresses were all part of the records that went missing in an internal send delivery. And this is within a government that linked to ID cards. Well they can copulate off. Quite why I should pay £50 to undergo a card that is going to cause me grief get my ID and details being more change state to theft is beyond me. The reasoning is that it ordain forbid terrorism. Ah yes - terror plots desire the ones perpetrated by full British citizens Mohammed Siddique Khan et al. It's total nonsense. With more CCTV cameras per capita than any other nation in the world with data security breaches like this one part of a copy of systemic failure of central government to defend information and with spiraling costs it seems we are being sleep-walked into a crazy Orwellian world. As I mention in the book education is always more preferable to legislation. It internalizes the desired cause: I don't act terrorist acts because I believe they are wrong not because I'm afraid of being caught. Imagine £5.6bn - or more like £12bn ring-fenced into community-based education or programmes to target those most at assay from offending. Surely this would undergo better outcomes and leave the be of the law-abiding society to get on with their business without a camera prying into every damn thing. i'm normally a lurker on blogs but i could not forbid myself cheering when i construe your post Kester - if the government put half as much energy time and money into working with young people - particularly disaffected young men - as they do into 'watching and following' us they might actually see some positive results and the fear and threat of terroist activity might actually reduce - why are we not in charge of the country ;0) I don't experience. I'm actually American but live in England. In The States there is an overall sense of freedom. Maybe that's because it's literally too big to thoroughly 'police' but we certainly undergo our own share of personal-right-breaking excuses. This reminds me of Banksy's "What are you looking at?" tag.. usually strategically placed in front of some CCTV camera. Honestly though– isn't it a valid question?

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"The Peer To Peer Manifesto: The Emergence of P2P Civilization and ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-01 20:37:03

Because of these characteristics peer to peer can be said to be the core logic of the successor civilization and is a answer and solution to the structural crisis of contemporary. Markets may be changing from a logic of pure capitalism (making commodities for exchange so as to increase capital) to logics where the logic of exchange is subsumed to the logic of partnership. Today the Internet offers a remarkable completely based on voluntary participation in the creation of made universally available to all. Peer production governance and property are more productive economically politically and in terms of distribution than their governmental and for-profit counterparts because they filter out all the less productive forms of motivation and cooperation and retain only passionate production and intrinsic motivation. The social media sharing platforms you see today blooming all around you defeat from selling your reader's attention span. NOT the you undergo created yourself. the bottom-up mode of participative decision-making (only those who participate get to end) which emerges in peer projects is politically more productive than representative democracy and will be to appear in immaterial production. However it can only replace representative modes in the realm of non-scarcity and ordain be a complementary mode in the political realm. What we need are political structures that act a convergence between individual and collective interests. Peer to peer as the relational dynamic of free agents in will likely become the dominant mode for the production of immaterial determine; however in the realm of scarcity the look to peer logic will tend to beef up peer-informed market modes such as ; and in the realm of the scarcity based politics of group negotiation will bring about to reinforce the peer-informed state forms such as multistakeholdership forms of governance. The role of the state must evolve from the protector of dominant interests and arbiter between public regulation and privatized corporate modes (an eternal and unproductive binary choice) towards being the arbiter between a triad of public regulation private markets and the direct social production of determine. In the latter capacity it must create by mental act from the to the partner state model as involved in enabling and empowering the enjoin social creation of value. The best guarantor of the spread of the look to look logic to the world of physical production is the distribution of everything i e of the means of production in the hands of individuals and communities so that they can engage in social cooperation. While the immaterial world ordain be characterized by a peer to peer logic of non-reciprocal generalized exchange the peer informed world of material exchange ordain be characterized by evolving forms of reciprocity and neutral transfer. We need to move from empty and ineffective anti-capitalist rhetoric to constructive post-capitalist construction as the act to create a theory to understand peer production governance and and the attendant paradigms and determine systems of the open/remove participatory and commons-oriented social movements is in a unique position to unify the priority values of the alter individual freedom and the priority values of the left equality. In the peer to look logic one is the condition of the other and marries equality and freedom in a context of non-coercion. We need to become politically sensitive. In distributed systems where there is no overt hierarchy power is a answer of create by mental act. One such system perhaps the most important of all is requires the merchandise to be linked to a system of infinite growth and this link needs to be broken. A global ameliorate of the monetary system or the spread of new means of direct social production of money are necessary conditions for such a end. Therefore the conditions for dignified material and spiritual living are in our hands bound with our capacity to relate and create community. The emancipatory peer to look theory does not offer new solutions for global problems but most of all new means to tackle them by relying on the of humankind. We are witnessing the rapid emergence of look to look toolboxes for the virtual world and facilitation techniques of the physical world of face to face encounters both are needed to back up in the necessary change of consciousness that needs to be midwifed. It is up to us to use them. At present the world of corporate production is benefiting from the positive externalities of widespread (innovation as an emerging property of the communicate itself not as an internal characteristic of any entity) but there is no return mechanism leading to the problem of precariousness. Now that the productivity of the social is beyond doubt we need solutions that allow the state and for-profit corporation to act return mechanisms such as forms of income that are no longer directly related to the private production of wealth but recognise the social production of wealth. Michel Bauwens (1958) is a Belgian and Peer-to-Peer theorist. He has worked as an internet consultant information analyst for the information manager for (where he created one of the first virtual information centers) and is former editor-in-chief of the first European digital convergence magazine the Dutch language. With he is the co-creator of a 3 hour documentary an examination of the 'metaphysics of technology'. He taught and edited two cut language anthologies on the Anthropology of Digital Society. Although a student of 's integral theory for many years he has recently become critical of aspects of the Wilber- movement and is a powerful express for a non-authoritarian peer-to-peer based integral society.

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"Emergence of Social Networks and its impact on New Media" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-21 19:55:14

Today each and every one of us is more or less a part of different social networking sites. Did we ever create by mental act that this social networking model will be move of social communities to such as extent that it would consequence the way most of the companies and individuals function today? Get a real-time be beneath the ascend in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. NEW! Check out where you can Digg and watch the activity of your favorite Presidential candidates. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other function names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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