[this is aaronland] Tuesday, December 17 2002

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Meanwhile, most people are shopping their way into a stupor,

the Democrats continue to entertain embracing a tool of the accounting lobby as a viable alternative to the tools that put Harvey Pitt in charge of the S.E.C. and others are once again ascribing way, way, too much importance to the Idea of Weblog. I have been making paper boxes which have neither namespace, nor permalinks and whose relation to one another depends largely on which way the wind is blowing. I guess we all have our own ways of dealing with the notion that there's a war on the horizon.

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Apparently, the CBC now has a line item for canaries.

(real audio)

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http://media.cbc.ca:8080/ramgen/radio/news-audio/worldat6/December2002/
↳ mca_w6021216.rm

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2002-12-17T07:48:45-05:00

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2003-10-11T10:44:34-04:00

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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd-nc/1.0/

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http://media.cbc.ca:8080/ramgen/radio/news-audio/worldat6/December2002/
↳ mca_w6021216.rm

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xSiteable

is a complete small-to-medium-size site development kit created in XSLT ... utilizing XTM for structure, binding and other cleverness.

Apparently, this is a Windows-only thing which doesn't really make a whole lot of sense but I haven't had a chance to look at the source yet. via a frog in the valley