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Information Technology RSS FeedsTech Talk: New online database from Wake Forest University now available [del.icio.us] - The Anthropology Museum at Wake Forest University now has an new online database that catalogs its entire collection -- that's more than 26,000 artifacts!...Feed Source: feeds.feedburner.com Tech Talk: Anti-social Gustav getting social treatment on the Web [del.icio.us] - Lots of channels being created for communication about oncoming Gustav.... Tech Talk: Fay, are you ever leaving? [del.icio.us] - Florida posts a hurricane photo exhibits and reclaiming documents from water damage... Tech Talk: DTV -- It's Happening in Wilmington! [del.icio.us] - Wilmington NC goes DTV on September 8... ResearchBuzz Roundup 071108 - Here’s something you don’t see every day — a fax machine recall.
Mapping the Northern California Wildfires.
Discussion on the launch of LexMonitor.
Steven is bitter. And I don’t blame him.
Mozilla sets Firefox download record. Just over 8 million in 24 hours!
Hm. Microsoft bought Powerset?
Google talks about its new privacy link.
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... ResearchBuzz Roundup 062808 - Bibliothèque de Toulouse’s on Flickr! Terrific.
I saw this screenshot and yelled “AAAH! It’s the first issue of Wired!”
More real-time quotes on Google Finance.
A Science Conference in World of Warcraft. Whee!
Real Life Snail Mail. Is the Internet just out to prove how weird it is?
Ask.com blog: Ask.com Makes More Moves on Privacy.
I had [ ]
... ResearchBuzz Roundup 062508 - Congrats to BabyBoomer Librarian for one thousand posts.
University Presses are hooking up with Kindle.
Jon Orwant and Jarkko Hietaniemi deserve a medal. Someone is going to do something wonderful with this.
JupiterResearch: one quarter of world’s population will be online by 2012.
LexisNexis expands its Congressional Digital Collection.
FictionDB is now free. Rawk!
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... ResearchBuzz Roundup 062408 - Online Journalism Review goes away.
Safari Books Online has upgraded.
YouTube video for toddlers. Heh.
GovGab has some more information about the tomato recall and food recalls in general.
Gary got a hat tip! And well deserved too.
It’s the Return of Google Code Jam!
Good news for IE and del.icio.us.
Not long until November: it’s [ ]
... ResearchBuzz Roundup 061508 - WOW. Jeremy is leaving Yahoo.
Wiki launched for data modeling.
Wikis for procedure manuals. I tried something like this work and couldn’t get much interest…
ProQuest will acquire Dialog.
Wow. If it happens this planned BBC archive is going to be awesome.
Firefox 3 coming out on Tuesday.
70+ Videos of Google I/O sessions.
New online [ ]
... Google Offering New Google Trends - Google has announced on its official page that there’s a new version of Google Trends available. If you have a Google Account you can now download trend information in CSV format. Very cool.
You can trend multiple search terms. I was curious about a term that’s been bumping around my radar for the last couple [ ]
... ResearchBuzz Roundup 061308 - New search engine available for Tanzania.
California has developed a database of “green” buildings.
Indiana History Magazine, 1905-2006, now available online.
Because it’s the INTERNET, that’s why — a social media site for collecting information about zombies. The kind that shuffle around and aggressively request brains, not the computer kind.
eBay ends Media Marketplace experiment.
Del.icio.us [ ]
... ResearchBuzz Roundup 060708 - Google Maps for Mobile — now with transit directions.
Founding Fathers papers to go digital.
Greatest Defunct Web Sites. What about Flooz?
How to get and keep Windows XP after June 30.
New group tools in Flickr.
The NAL Blog: The Farm Bill Fix Is In.
The Wiki of legit P2P uses.
New Research Guide on Public [ ]
... ResearchBuzz Roundup 060408 - The Pennsylvania Legislative Journals go online back to 1993.
News from Australia in Google Earth.
Interesting: Getting crafty with Google Book Search.
Yahoo Developer Network hiring a technical evangelist. Does Yahoo have a consumer applications evangelist? Not enough folks know about the Cool Stuff.
25 Ways Libraries Can Serve Book Groups.
Rhode Island now has an [ ]
... ResearchBuzz Roundup 053008 - Coming this fall: The Blackfoot Digital Library.
CNN and the NYT are Twittering.
Google Book Search bibliography now available.
FeedBurner talks about AdSense for feeds.
Amazon and Borders, officially broke up.
Interactive Web sites and shaping public perception.
The Brooklyn Museum is now in the Flickr Commons!
I was wondering if that was new. Google has [ ]
... PAMI Develops Anaerobic Biodigester - REGINA - Oct 2/06 - SNS -- The Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) has developed an anaerobic biodigester system at its facilities in Humboldt, which has the potential to turn common waste into heat and electricity. ... SWP Expands Wireless Network - SASKATOON - Sep 7/06 - SNS -- The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Inc. (SWP) will off wireless high speed access points at 100 of its facilities under a seven year agreement with VCom Inc.' YourLink Inc. subsidiary. ... PDA For Dairy Operations - VANCOUVER - Jun 16/06 - SNS -- North American dairy producers now have available a rugged PDA for instantly entering data about individual cows in their herds. ... USDA Approves Plant-Made Vaccine - NEW YORK - Jan 31/06 - SNS -- Dow AgroSciences LLC received regulatory approval for a plant-made vaccine from the USDA's Center for Veterinary Biologics, the first time a plant-made product has been approved. ... USDA Proposes EDI Rules - WASHINGTON - Jan 27/06 - SNS -- The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) has issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking in response to concerns raised by the industry regarding electronic invoicing. The concern is that sellers may lose their status as trust creditors when using electronic data interchange or electronic invoicing. ... Heads Up Display for Farmers - NEW YORK - Dec 16/05 - SNS -- Smucker Manufacturing is teaming with Motion Research Corporation to create the first Heads Up Display (HUD) guidance systems for agricultural applications. ... Alberta Invests in Food Residue Analysis - EDMONTON - Sep 29/05 - SNS -- Alberta Agriculture has invested in a new tandem mass spectrometer (LC-MS/MS) system so that it can rapidly test for chemical residue in food products. ... NIR Feed Grain Segregation Project - DES MOINES - Sep 8/05 - SNS -- Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. and CHS Inc. are working on a pilot project to evaluate the feed quality of incoming grain to develop more efficient channeling of defined grain to specific end-use customers. The project will be conducted over two years at a minimum of four CHS grain-handling locations, beginning in 2005. ... Hand-Held IRS Device for Forage - WASHINGTON - Sep 8/05 - SNS -- USDA researchers are working with two private companies in Oklahoma to develop hand-held devices which can measure the nutrient quality of forage. ... CBOT Upgrades Trading Platform - CHICAGO - Aug 29/05 - SNS -- The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) will upgrade its electronic trading platform on October 9, 2005. ... Biodegradeable Polymers Possible - WASHINGTON - Aug 24/05 - SNS -- Glycerol and citric acid can be chemically combined to produce biodegradable polymers that could be used in produce packaging and other products, according to Agricultural Research Service scientists. ... Beware of Charity Scams - SYDNEY - Jul 15/05 - SNS -- People should never respond to anonymous requests for charitable contributions and never click on submission links contained in email messages, warns the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). ... Chicken Manure Cleans Up Polluted Water - WASHINGTON - Jul 7/05 - SNS -- USDA researchers have found a way to convert chicken manure into a product capable of cleaning polluted waters. ... USDA Invents Artificial Bugs - WASHINGTON - Jun 22/05 - SNS -- Plant breeders will soon have a new tool available to simulate attacks by insects on plants to help breeders screen for resistance to insect-borne viral diseases of corn and soybean. ... Rapid Herbicide Resistance Tests - WASHINGTON - Jun 20/05 - SNS -- USDA researchers have developed two tests for rapidly screenings horseweed plants for resistance to the herbicide glyphosate. ... Copyright © 2008, Sat Live On Pc. All Rights Reserved. |