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nd II while authoritative text profiles each,
telling the stories of their innovations and peculiarities. Thirty-five
machines are profiled in over 100 extraordinary color photographs, making *Core
Memory* a surprising addition to the library of photography collectors and
the ultimate geek-chic gift.
-tom
I will be coming to Maracaibo (Univ. de Zulia) on 6 Feb. for nine days and
then going to Panama for a week.
Just wondering if there are any FRIAM-ers in either place who would like to
have a coffee, beer or chat?
All the best,
Tom Johnson
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ve to see swivel and manyeyes working together, as swivel
already has some great data sets, but has only a limited number of graphing
tools. But that's an exercise for the future. For now, data wonks can just
rejoice that both sites exist, and should start exploring, and as Martin
says, convers
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interested in sharing such an arrangement?
-Tom
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To the FRIAM gang, snowbound and otherwise
For those of us interested in data visualization, I just chanced upon this
fine site.
Check out: http://eagereyes.org/
-tj
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Here's something for non-football lovers on New Year's Day:
http://infosthetics.com/archives/2006/12/creative_calendar_design.html
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official position of a national park as to the geologic age of the
Grand Canyon is 'no comment.'"
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Marcus:
Thanks for this link. I had been unsuccessful in my search for something
like this.
Ah, the power of the well-sourced listserv; may it reign for ever and ever.
-tj
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Neither. I screwed up by not getting to my e-mail early enough in the morning, so I was a no-show. We will be rescheduling, though, possibly for next week.-TomOn 11/8/06,
Giles Bowkett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm sorry, did this end up being today or tomorrow?On 11/7/06, Owen Densmore <[EMAIL
For those interested in "Crowdsourcing," some interesting applications related to the US election Tuesday. Esp. check out the second link.-tj-- Forwarded message --
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I voted late in morning in Santa Fe. Our paper ballot had candidates on one side, bond issues on the other. We filled in a circle with a ballpoint pen. After filling the ballot, we took it to a guy who instructed us to feed the ballot into a scanner/reader. I did so, and the ballot disappeared.
A former student of colleague Steve Ross sends this
interesting report on how simulation models can/are being used in the
real world:I'm the communications officer for the
International Research
Institute for Climate and Society at Columbia University. The IRI specializes
in making forecasts of c
FRIAM-ers:The current issue of the American magazine, The New Yorker, has an interesting article on Sim City developer Will Wright at http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/061106fa_fact
It touches on the popular history of gaming and Wright's current work with Spore.And in the same issue (
o better understanding and, perhaps, actionable -- manner?Yeah, it's your homework for the weekend.-tj-- ==============J. T. Johnson
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If you're interested in games with redeeming social value, check out Social Impact Gameshttp://www.socialimpactgames.com/index.php
A very nice jump station to games of this sort:View Games by Category
Education + Learning GamesPublic Policy Games
Political + Social GamesHealth + Wellness Games
Busi
FRIAM-ers in Santa Fe:I have a barely used HP 1210 inkjet (http://tinyurl.com/ybfawr) printer-copier-scanner
that I have replaced. I'm prepared to donate it to some good cause, but I want to make it available to any of you for the low, low price of $30, the discounted price of a tri-color ink repl
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