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• Using Gravity to collaborate on processes in Google Wave just made SAP a whole lot sexier | Capping IT Off | Capgemini | Consulting, Technology, Outsourcing

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• iPad About « The New Adventures of Stephen Fry

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  • I have always thought Hans Christian Andersen should have written a companion piece to the Emperor’s New Clothes, in which everyone points at the Emperor shouting, in a Nelson from the Simpson’s voice, “Ha ha! He’s naked.” And then a lone child pipes up, ‘No. He’s actually wearing a really fine suit of clothes.” And they all clap hands to their foreheads as they realise they have been duped into something worse than the confidence trick, they have fallen for what E. M. Forster called the lack of confidence trick. How much easier it is to distrust, to doubt, to fold the arms and say “Not impressed”. I’m not advocating dumb gullibility, but it is has always amused me that those who instinctively dislike Apple for being apparently cool, trendy, design fixated and so on are the ones who are actually so damned cool and so damned sensitive to stylistic nuance that they can’t bear to celebrate or recognise obvious class, beauty and desire. The fact is that Apple users like me are the uncoolest people on earth: we salivate, dribble, coo, sigh, grin and bubble with delight.

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• From Fish to Infinity – Opinionator Blog – NYTimes.com A brand new column worth watching judging from this first article.

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  • Crazy as it sounds, over the next several weeks I’m going to try to do something close to that. I’ll be writing about the elements of mathematics, from pre-school to grad school, for anyone out there who’d like to have a second chance at the subject

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• Using Gravity to collaborate on processes in Google Wave just made SAP a whole lot sexier | Capping IT Off | Capgemini | Consulting, Technology, Outsourcing

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• iPad About « The New Adventures of Stephen Fry

  tags: ipad

  • I have always thought Hans Christian Andersen should have written a companion piece to the Emperor’s New Clothes, in which everyone points at the Emperor shouting, in a Nelson from the Simpson’s voice, “Ha ha! He’s naked.” And then a lone child pipes up, ‘No. He’s actually wearing a really fine suit of clothes.” And they all clap hands to their foreheads as they realise they have been duped into something worse than the confidence trick, they have fallen for what E. M. Forster called the lack of confidence trick. How much easier it is to distrust, to doubt, to fold the arms and say “Not impressed”. I’m not advocating dumb gullibility, but it is has always amused me that those who instinctively dislike Apple for being apparently cool, trendy, design fixated and so on are the ones who are actually so damned cool and so damned sensitive to stylistic nuance that they can’t bear to celebrate or recognise obvious class, beauty and desire. The fact is that Apple users like me are the uncoolest people on earth: we salivate, dribble, coo, sigh, grin and bubble with delight.

• Axiotron : Quickscript

  tags: no_tag

• Fraser Speirs – Blog – Future Shock

  “it will dramatically change people’s perceptions of computing from something to fear to something to engage enthusiastically with.”

  tags: no_tag

• From Fish to Infinity – Opinionator Blog – NYTimes.com A brand new column worth watching judging from this first article.

  tags: no_tag

  • Crazy as it sounds, over the next several weeks I’m going to try to do something close to that. I’ll be writing about the elements of mathematics, from pre-school to grad school, for anyone out there who’d like to have a second chance at the subject

• Google Docs

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• Trevor Owens

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• Random Writings » Blog Archive » Dropbox, Zotero and other useful tools for the itinerant student

  tags: dropbox, zotero

• Zotero Blog » Blog Archive » Building a Sustainable Zotero Project

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• Academic Productivity » Introducing citeproc-js

  tags: citeprocjs, citeproc, zotero

• Erin’s Blog: On Open Source (or, why Zotero makes me want to poke my eyes out)

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• ScreenToaster – Zotero: Importing references from Scopus Screencast

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• Disaster Fiction · Annotated Bibliography

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• Annotated Zotero Group Bibliography Assignment « Brian Croxall

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• H-Net Discussion Networks – The _New Orleans Studies Zotero Commons Project_

  tags: zotero, hnet

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