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Microsoft Wishes You Happy Porn Browsing in New Vomit-Filled Video, Then Retracts Ad
Love these 2 lines
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real-world Internet problems as the fear of missing something (a.k.a. insomnia by social media)
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the video has been renounced by the software megacompany and pulled from the promotional website. Somewhere tonight, a creative director weeps
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The Becker-Posner Blog: The Future of Newspapers--Posner
To me the problem stems from people thinking that newspapers are synonymous with news, or journalism, or reporting. In my experience those three things are happening less and less at newspapers. Making it illegal to link to a newspaper would kill their business faster than anything else (IMO).
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BSU students land jobs with NASA | Local News | Idaho Statesman
Very proud of my little bro.
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T.J. and Haley Anderson are working for NASA Houston-based contractor Oceaneering Space Systems Inc. Oceaneering won the NASA contract to design and produce spacesuits for the Constellation program, which includes proposed missions to the moon and Mars.
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The Long Tail - Wired Blogs
nice little banter between two authors. wonder if they're both just driving book sales.
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But since journalist Malcolm Gladwell has somewhat parochially decided to make the Future of Paid Journalism the focus of his review of Free (which is, ironically, free on the New Yorker’s website; perhaps this is something Gladwell should take up with David Remnick?), I’ll try to respond in a bit more detail.
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WSJ publisher calls Google ‘digital vampire’ - Crain's New York Business
I just don't even know what to say about that. Yes Google destroyed your business model but if it hadn't been Google it would have been someone else.
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Les Hinton raised the rhetoric a notch, calling the Internet search giant a vampire “sucking the blood” out of the newspaper business, and promised that new developments would level the playing field.
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UBM’S TechWeb to Reorganize, Cut Jobs - B2B @ FolioMag.com
It looks like even new media isn't immune to the layoffs.
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United Business Media’s TechWeb is expected to announce a reorganization today that will result in a number of layoffs as well as management changes.
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Erysichthon
working on a cool analogy between Erysichthon and the Real Time Web.
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he was continuously tormented by an insatiable hunger
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H-P Throws More Cash at Scientists - Digits - WSJ
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This year’s money, he says, will fund projects that relate to H-P’s existing businesses, but not necessarily in ways that will generate short-term profits. For example, Carnegie Mellon’s Noah Smith is getting a grant this year to study how “opinions are propagated through social communities” on political blogs, and “analyze how the vast amount of data can be leveraged for commerce, social advertisement and other commercial and statistical methods.”
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Notes from Dr. RW
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- R. W. Donnell
- A hospitalist in Northwest Arkansas opining on clinical topics, the interface between medicine and politics and whatever else grabs my attention. This content does not constitute medical advice (consult your physician) nor is it authoritative (check primary sources).
Contact: bkdonnell at cox dot net.
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GruntDoc » About
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I’m Allen, also known as GruntDoc. I chose GruntDoc as, when I was getting my first email address I was a doctor for the USMC infantry who are somewhat affectionately known as grunts. Although I’m no longer on active duty it still fits, because now I’m an Emergency Medicine doc who just works shifts. I’m a grunt in the Doctor world.
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After leaving the service I completed an Emergency Medicine Residency in Fresno, California, and was one of two Chief Residents in my fourth year. I’m board certified in Emergency Medicine, and am a Fellow in both ACEP and AAEM.
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About | Kevin Pho, M.D. | KevinMD.com | medical blog
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Welcome to KevinMD.com, the home of provocative physician opinion and commentary on breaking medical news.
My name is Kevin Pho, and I am a primary care doctor board-certified in Internal Medicine. My practice is located in Nashua, New Hampshire.
With health care at the forefront of the American mindset, patients often have no idea what goes on behind the scenes of medicine today.
I aim to pull that curtain back.
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Dr. Rob
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I am a primary care physician from the Southeastern United States. Yes, I am a real doctor. Here are some other facts about me:
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About | DB’s Medical Rants
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On May 19th, 2002 I started this blog. I had become fascinated with the concept of blogging. Prior to starting this blog, I played with a non-medical blog. One day I stumbled upon Medpundit, and immediately thought that I would enjoy creating my own medical blog – hence db’s Medical Rants. T
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App Directory « 140 Character Conference
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twendz is a Twitter mining Web application that utilizes the power of Twitter Search, highlighting conversation themes and sentiment of the tweets that talk about topics you are interested in. As the conversation changes, so does twendz by evaluating up to 70 tweets at a time. When new tweets are posted, they are dynamically updated, minute by minute.
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Special Activities Division - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Special Activities Division (SAD) is a division of the United States Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) National Clandestine Service (NCS), responsible for covert action and "special activities". These activities include covert political influence and paramilitary operations. Within SAD there are two separate groups. One for paramilitary operations and another for political influence. [1] Special Operations Group (SOG) is the element within SAD responsible for paramilitary operations
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The primary strengths of SAD/SOG Paramilitary Officers are agility, adaptability,
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They are also fully trained intelligence officers with all the clandestine skills that come with that training. These officers often operate in remote locations behind enemy lines to carry out direct action
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Within the Special Operations Group of SAD, there are three elements. These elements are Air Branch, Maritime Branch, and Ground Branch.
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As such, Paramilitary Operations Officers are trained to operate in all of these areas and environments. Because these officers are taken from the most elite units in the US military and then provided with additional training to be CIA clandestine intelligence officers and SAD/SOG operatives in all these environments, many US security experts assess them as the elite of the US special missions units. [44]
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Insurgency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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An insurgency is an armed rebellion against a constituted authority
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Counter-insurgency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The first method relies on superb intelligence, provided by those who know the natural and artificial environment of the conflict as well as the insurgents. Once such superior intelligence is gained, the counterinsurgents must be trained to a point of high professionalism and discipline such that they will exercise discrimination and restraint. Through such discrimination and restraint, the counterinsurgents do not alienate members of the populace besides those already fighting them, while delaying the time when the counterinsurgents become disgusted by their own actions and demoralized.
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To understand counter-insurgency, one must understand insurgency. See models of insurgency to understand the dynamics of revolutionary warfare. Insurgents capitalize on societal problems, often called gaps; counter-insurgency addresses closing the gaps. When the gaps are wide, they create a sea of discontent, of which Mao wrote "the guerilla must swim in the people as the fish swims in the sea."[2]
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As such, the term "counter-insurgency" is somewhat cognate with the the armed "suppression" of a rebellion, coupled to tactics such as hearts and minds which hope to fracture the links between the insurgency and the population in which the insurgents move and claim to represent.
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The law of armed conflict requires that, to use force, "combatants" must distinguish individuals presenting a threat from innocent civilians. This basic principle is accepted by all disciplined militaries. In the counterinsurgency, disciplined application of force is even more critical because our enemies camouflage themselves in the civilian population.
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The oil spot approach is a descriptive term for the concentration of counter-insurgent forces into an expanding, secured zone. The origins of the expression is to be found in its initial use by Marshal Hubert Lyautey, the main theoretician of French colonial warfare and counter-insurgency strategy
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The majority of counter-insurgency efforts by major powers in the last century have been spectacularly unsuccessful
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a popular insurgency has an inherent advantage over any occupying force.
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Sir Basil Henry Liddell Hart pointed out in the Insurgency addendum to the second version of his book Strategy: The Indirect Approach
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However, once dispersed and decentralized, the irregular nature of the rebel campaigns proved a decisive counter to French superiority on the battlefield. Napoleon's army had no means of effectively combatting the rebels, and in the end their strength and morale were so sapped
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Counter-insurgency efforts may be successful, especially when the insurgents are unpopular.
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According to Liddell Hart, there are few effective counter-measures to this strategy. So long as the insurgency maintains popular support, it will retain all of its strategic advantages of mobility, invisibility, and legitimacy in its own eyes and the eyes of the people. So long as this is the situation, an insurgency essentially cannot be defeated by regular forces.
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"by definition, a strong counterinsurgent who uses his strength to kill the members of a small, weak organization of insurgents - let alone the civilian population by which it is surrounded, and which may lend it support - will commit crimes in an unjust cause," while "a child who is in a serious fight with an adult is justified in using every and any means available - not because he or she is right, but because he or she has no choice.[9] Every act of insurgency becomes, from the perspective of the counterinsurgent, a reason to end the conflict, while also being a reason for the insurgents to continue until victory.
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The first method relies on superb intelligence, provided by those who know the natural and artificial environment of the conflict as well as the insurgents. Once such superior intelligence is gained, the counterinsurgents must be trained to a point of high professionalism and discipline such that they will exercise discrimination and restraint. Through such discrimination and restraint, the counterinsurgents do not alienate members of the populace besides those already fighting them, while delaying the time when the counterinsurgents become disgusted by their own actions and demoralized.
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Cordon and search is a military tactic to cordon off an area and search the premises for weapons or insurgents.[14][15] It is one of the basic counter insurgency operation.
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- Transportation in support of combattants and civilians alike, including casualty evacuations;
- Intelligence gathering, surveillance, and reconnaissance;
- Psychological operations, through leaflet drops, loudspeakers, and radio broadcasts;
- Air-to-ground attack against 'soft' targets.[20]
Air power can play an important role in counter-insurgency, capable of carrying out a wide range of operations:
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For an aircraft - whether fixed-wing and helicopter - to successfully carry out all these roles, it should have such qualities as low loitering speed, long endurance, simplicity in maintenance, and the capability to make short (or vertical) take-offs and landings from rough frontline airstrips.
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It occurred to various commanders that soldiers trained to operate as guerrillas would have a strong sense of how to fight guerrillas
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In these missions, the SOF teams lived and fought with the locals.
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The CIA's Special Activities Division (SAD) is the premiere unit for creating or combating an insurgency.
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Intel Goes to the One Place that can Never Be in the Cloud « SmoothSpan Blog
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People don’t buy new computers every 18-24 months like they used to.
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The Benefits of Distraction and Overstimulation -- New York Magazine
Herbert A. Simon wrote maybe the most concise possible description of our modern struggle: “What information consumes is rather obvious: It consumes the attention of its recipients. Hence a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention, and a need to allocate that attention efficiently among the overabundance of information sources that might consume it.”
We are, in short, terminally distracted. And distracted, the alarmists will remind you, was once a synonym for insane. (Shakespeare: “poverty hath distracted her.”)
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Herbert A. Simon wrote maybe the most concise possible description of our modern struggle: “What information consumes is rather obvious: It consumes the attention of its recipients. Hence a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention, and a need to allocate that attention efficiently among the overabundance of information sources that might consume it.”
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We are, in short, terminally distracted. And distracted, the alarmists will remind you, was once a synonym for insane. (Shakespeare: “poverty hath distracted her.”)
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The Benefits of Distraction and Overstimulation -- New York Magazine
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As we become more skilled at the 21st-century task Meyer calls “flitting,” the wiring of the brain will inevitably change to deal more efficiently with more information. The neuroscientist Gary Small speculates that the human brain might be changing faster today than it has since the prehistoric discovery of tools. Research suggests we’re already picking up new skills: better peripheral vision, the ability to sift information rapidly.
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Kids growing up now might have an associative genius we don’t—a sense of the way ten projects all dovetail into something totally new. They might be able to engage in seeming contradictions: mindful web-surfing, mindful Twittering. Maybe, in flights of irresponsible responsibility, they’ll even manage to attain the paradoxical, Zenlike state of focused distraction.
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