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  1. Hugh McGuire: "Almost four years after LibriVox was born, I got the courage to record The Dead." http://bit.ly/trAeK (Joyce, not Grateful)
  2. Alf Eaton ran science-tagged stories from NYT, Nature, and Guardian through OpenCalais entity extraction. Results: http://bit.ly/8aM1S
  3. Victoria Stodden: "[Bill] Gates advocates data to measure development, and changing the world by exposing people to it" http://bit.ly/ymSdA
  4. Talking with Peter O'Toole about gathering clinical data and sharing medical knowledge. http://bit.ly/RsIXm
  5. Say Everything has me mulling the arc of the blogosphere. And hoping that the shadow cast by Twitter enables the medium to quietly mature.
  6. Having more fun than herding servers. http://bit.ly/1k2Oi5 #elmcity #azure
  7. @lbjay Thank you for noticing and reporting that. Fixed.
  8. Finally getting around to parallelizing the #elmcity aggregator. <Instances count="N" />: Sweet. Not stepping on each another: Educational.
  9. Making the case for the civic dashboard: http://bit.ly/Dpti5
  10. Wishing for audio of the SemTech 2009 talks. Why only streaming video? I have untethered time to listen, but no tethered time to watch.
  11. via @gvwilson, a delightful short science fiction story entitled SECURITY QUESTION: http://tinyurl.com/yuovnw
  12. Trying to remember which favorite pet I named as the answer to a security question years ago.
  13. @psychemedia Or, more generically, just support read-only SQL cf http://bit.ly/V1YAY. As SQL DBs colonize the cloud, it'll start to happen.
  14. @adrianholovaty "Fantastic dressing down of TechCrunch by The Register: http://bit.ly/eMRG8" Dear long-lost BYTE, we still miss you.
  15. @psychemedia I think that every datastore should natively support a web API. Openness -- all, some, none -- should be a matter of policy.
  16. RT @marick "I boldly push aside the dead hand of tradition and stride into the future! It throttles me. The End." To be continued, surely?
  17. Deconstructing my newfound Wikipedia notability. http://bit.ly/pOm2x
  18. Summer is optional but winter is mandatory? Unfair.
  19. @simonw "Can you add attrs to RSS elements?" The validator says no: http://bit.ly/BHdG5.
  20. How can there possibly be more rain up there? OK, OK, I get the message. Now let's see, one cubit equals ... click, click ... 18 inches.