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Huge archive of Economic Thought: What a satisfying find! A noble attempt from McMaster university to collect in one place a large number of significant texts in the history of economic thought.; 392 views | 26 May 2003 |

"Things me and my GF have argued about": Now this is one website that could use Snipurl! :); 865 views | 26 May 2003 |

Can men and women be friends without sex?: An interesting question, and even more interesting comments.; 1,046 views | 26 May 2003 |

School Shootings - Why they're hot: First Bowling for Columbine swept the Best Documentary at the Oscars (a whimsical thing in itself given how little of documentary was in it), and now this one takes the Cannes top award.; 504 views | 26 May 2003 |

Math and Origami?: Origami really does have many educational benefits. And interestingly intertwined nuances with math.; 447 views | 25 May 2003 |

Air cars, anyone?: What could be a more appealing vision of the world of tomorrow than stepping into one's own flying machine and and heading off into the wild blue yonder?; 581 views | 25 May 2003 |

To P or not to P?: Trend Micro is alerting its solution providers and customers about a bug in an update to one of its security products that inadvertently blocked all incoming e-mail containing the letter P.; 457 views | 24 May 2003 |

Office-hour habits of professors: An important, seminal analysis of academicians in humanities education.; 506 views | 24 May 2003 |

Euro bank notes to embed RFID chips by 2005: The European Central Bank is working with technology partners on a hush-hush project to embed radio frequency identification tags into the very fibers of euro bank notes by 2005.; 580 views | 24 May 2003 |

F# -- A new programming language?: F#, a new project from Microsoft on the heels of C# (pronounced "C Sharp") is meant to bridge the best of the functional, imperative, object-oriented and typed-classed languages.; 468 views | 24 May 2003 |

Star Wars kid is found: The two videos were downloaded 1.1 million times, a staggering 2.3 terabytes of traffic, placing a geeky little kid at the center of the web's attention practically overnight. So who was he and what was he thinking? (PS. See videos from the site); 668 views | 24 May 2003 |

The investigation of Swiss Air: A Flash movie chronicling the investigation of the Swissair Flight 11 (that crashed).; 400 views | 22 May 2003 |

Digit London: Interesting although somewhat overdone interface.; 404 views | 22 May 2003 |

Are mathematicians past their prime at 35?: Maybe not, but the idea lingers due to an abundance of young talent.; 392 views | 22 May 2003 |

Top 10 things I hate about Star Trek: An interesting read, including the Prime Directive.; 692 views | 21 May 2003 |

Sonic Boom: A site following an airline metaphor. Classy execution.; 429 views | 20 May 2003 |

A mac made of legos?: It has to be one of the quirkiest computers on the block :); 502 views | 20 May 2003 |

Best advertising from 2002-2003: A very interesting feature from Ad Week.; 1,677 views | 20 May 2003 |

A precedent for soaring CEO pay?: GlaxoSmithKline Plc, Europe's largest drugmaker, became the first major British company to have its executive pay plan rejected by shareholders.; 504 views | 20 May 2003 |

SARS -- now its Taiwan's turn: The SARS outbreak in Taiwan has continued to worsen in recent days. Taiwan thinks the unthinkable.; 385 views | 19 May 2003 |

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Huge archive of Economic Thought What a satisfying find! A noble attempt from McMaster university to collect in one place a large number of significant texts in the history of economic thought. "Things me and my GF have argued about" Now this is one website that could use Snipurl! :) Can men and women be friends without sex? An interesting question, and even more interesting comments. School Shootings - Why they're hot First Bowling for Columbine swept the Best Documentary at the Oscars (a whimsical thing in itself given how little of documentary was in it), and now this one takes the Cannes top award. Math and Origami? Origami really does have many educational benefits. And interestingly intertwined nuances with math. Air cars, anyone? What could be a more appealing vision of the world of tomorrow than stepping into one's own flying machine and and heading off into the wild blue yonder? To P or not to P? Trend Micro is alerting its solution providers and customers about a bug in an update to one of its security products that inadvertently blocked all incoming e-mail containing the letter P. Office-hour habits of professors An important, seminal analysis of academicians in humanities education. Euro bank notes to embed RFID chips by 2005 The European Central Bank is working with technology partners on a hush-hush project to embed radio frequency identification tags into the very fibers of euro bank notes by 2005. F# -- A new programming language? F#, a new project from Microsoft on the heels of C# (pronounced "C Sharp") is meant to bridge the best of the functional, imperative, object-oriented and typed-classed languages. Star Wars kid is found The two videos were downloaded 1.1 million times, a staggering 2.3 terabytes of traffic, placing a geeky little kid at the center of the web's attention practically overnight. So who was he and what was he thinking? (PS. See videos from the site) The investigation of Swiss Air A Flash movie chronicling the investigation of the Swissair Flight 11 (that crashed). Digit London Interesting although somewhat overdone interface. Are mathematicians past their prime at 35? Maybe not, but the idea lingers due to an abundance of young talent. Top 10 things I hate about Star Trek An interesting read, including the Prime Directive. Sonic Boom A site following an airline metaphor. Classy execution. A mac made of legos? It has to be one of the quirkiest computers on the block :) Best advertising from 2002-2003 A very interesting feature from Ad Week. A precedent for soaring CEO pay? GlaxoSmithKline Plc, Europe's largest drugmaker, became the first major British company to have its executive pay plan rejected by shareholders. SARS -- now its Taiwan's turn The SARS outbreak in Taiwan has continued to worsen in recent days. Taiwan thinks the unthinkable.

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