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If you can see this Flash movie, remember “NO SPECIAL EFFECTS WERE USED”…..

Imagine an all-cardboard, articulated robot with a PC inside….Also enjoy the fine “Bablefish translation” from the Japanese. Sample: “The design like the aggressive robot with the cardboard make, also the joint is movable”

Express your personal level of security with these silver and plexiglas homeland security chokers, in every color of the terrornoia rainbow. Click on title for price.

At CELOP we have seen an acceleration of declining enrollment in all of our programs, with the exception of our part-time (no visa) program. Although our application numbers are strong, up in some cases, our show rates have plummeted. Anecdotal evidence suggests visa delays are the main culprit. Any comments on the situation in other programs?

This fantastic offer appeared in my mailbox today. Get High Naturally, with a celebrity endorsement from “God Himself”…

From the current issue of the Chronicle of Higher Education, an interesting article on “Scholars Who Blog”

For a guy who was supposedly atomized, Saddam seems to have more right hands than the Hindu Earth Goddess Kali….
Read why I expect to hear more from “Abid Hamid Mahmud”

If you are intested, check out the “Editorial Policy”, including my position on the war, sort of.

Anyone can read this blog, but you must be a member to post. To find out how the blog works, and what the different user classes are, check out the following “basic instructions”…

As you can probably tell from the URL, this Blog is hosted by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at the Harvard Law School ( http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/ ). The Berkman Center has become a nexus for the burgeoning blog movement and recently hosted the huge Jupiter Blog Business Conference  http://www.jupiterevents.com/blog/spring… ). I can do this cuz I have a post.Harvard.edu email address. At the present time, as far as I can tell, anyone with an email address ending in harvard.edu can create a blog on the Law School server. Blogs are a novel phenomena and you can find out a lot more about them from links on the Berkman Center site.

What is a Blog? Short for Web Log, it is an evolving form for spontaneous, instantaneous personal and community publishing. A great place to start in understanding the phenomena is with Dave Winer‘s excellent and recently published essay “What makes a Web log a Weblog”  http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/whatMakesAW…)