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So, after 10 years in the Internet business, I finally decided to put up a home page. Of course...it uses my software, in development, so be warned.

Its actually an interesting problem - how to represent oneself? Work, family and a blog/diary are not bad ways. Sort of an inductive approach to defining a person. A deductive way requires a bit more work, but might produce some interesting insight. A few years ago I started to work with my Aunt Ethel on this thing - 'the Worldview Project' - an attempt to collect the world-view of some close friends and family. Ethel was an anthropologist by training, and I like to think that she would be pleased to see the project continued and expanded. If you would like to submit and maintain your own 'worldview', and/or categorized blog kind of thing, feel free to do so here.

Life is not only a set of values, principles and background, of course - it happens on a daily basis and requires a bit of organization. Enter my pet software project, Abra. The idea is not particularly deep - basically just to have my own category structure that may or may not map to general categories, like those of dmoz.org or the dewey decimal system. I think of it as a mapping into information space that brings to the forefront the categories and items that are relevant to me. Instead of having standard menu options, I want to see on the screen words that make sense to me and refer to things I need to do or want to think about.

Anyway, here is a limited set of categories that are ok for public view, again be warned that most of the notes here are informal and originally intended for my own use. You can use the blog view to see just the most recent stuff. The interface will change...I have about 10 years of work planned as of yesterday...

If you'd like to contact me, please use this form on my Webglimpse site, its a central place where I can control the spam.
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Sun Oct 26 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\restlet\
161285 More direct link to restlet source code : http://restlet.tigris.org/source/browse/

Sun Oct 26 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\restlet\
161284 Source code of restlet libs : http://restlet.tigris.org/source/browse/

Wed Sep 10 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\amazon-yelp-data\
158601 Amazon API Docs : Access Key ID: 065GSYR55QS83S8A68R2 http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSECo

Tue Sep 2 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\amazon-yelp-data\
158186 Latest report from Rajesh on Amazon DB status : has notes on fields required for items, etc http://groups-beta.google.com/group/elli

Tue Sep 2 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\amazon-yelp-data\
158185 Latest notes between Dan & Rajesh : called ProjectToDate on wiki http://groups.google.com/group/ellie08/w

Mon Sep 1 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\schema\
158137 content_keywords spreadsheet : pmc input to map reviews to context.  saved on laptop as Ctxt_kw.xls http://ellie08.googlegroups.com/web/Ctxt

Thu Aug 21 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\hao\
157644 OnlinePresense ontology : http://www.milanstankovic.org/opo/ontolo

Wed Aug 20 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\demo\
157542 Demo plan from 6/26/08 : Questions:

1. what data set used for perf results?

2. what useful profile stuff do we have to get recommendations for interactive demo?
(joe's calendar and friend list to date don't seem very helpful)

3.  what are the 3-4 compelling scenarios??? http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dhkttk2c_1

Wed Aug 20 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\dlogic\hao\
157541 Sources for item and profiles w/ontologies : dlphase1_recommendationtypes_datasourcesreqs1.2

has extensive list of data sources by type/area http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=p

Sun Aug 3 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Site-Ads\iwtucson\
156666 Mktg idea -restaurants : rest menu include:  Enjoyed your meal?  Ask your server how to recommend us!

Sun Jul 6 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\cPanel\
155108 cPanel sync cpan module : might be useful if making a cpanel sync server. http://search.cpan.org/~dmuey/cPanel-Syn

Sun Jun 1 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
153313 Edgar Cobb's 1970 relational db paper : describing Edgar Cobb's original ideas re relational dbs http://www.acm.org/classics/nov95/toc.ht

Thu Apr 24 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Camera\
151306 use imagecapture to download : To get video from Canon PowerShot A710 onto my iBook, use ImageCapture w/USB connection

Wed Jan 23 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
147833 book data - can search by keyword : for example http://www.louisdb.org/api/legislators.html http://www.louisdb.org/api/legislators.h

Wed Jan 23 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
147830 Search for Tucson in all govt docs : http://catalog.gpo.gov/F?func=find-b&find_code=WSU&request=Tucson

Wed Jan 23 2008 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
147829 All Fed docs, here is congressional feed : http://www.louisdb.org/feed/-/legislators/?id=C001041&published-min=2007-01-01 http://www.louisdb.org

Mon Dec 17 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\RDF-consulting\
145895 Legal-XHTML : http://www.hypergrove.com/legalxhtml.org

Sun Dec 2 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\History-Books-Concepts\
145119 Ref to Licklider's book at bbn! : The name of it is Libraries of the Future, published 1965 by J.C.R. Licklider http://www.bbn.com/about/timeline/

Sun Dec 2 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
145118 History-Books-Concepts :

Sun Dec 2 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
145117 Make project page at ontoweb : also look into using Semantic MediaWiki not just MediaWiki, and guarding against external link submission (need approval) http://semanticweb.org

Sun Dec 2 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
145116 todo: annotate & rank the ontologies at Schemaweb : Need rating system like freshmeat, comments on what parts of each ontology are useful and examples of where they are used.  On inspection its not obvious that dc:title and dc:creator are the most standard attributes for those concepts, for instance. http://www.schemaweb.info/schema/BrowseS

Mon Nov 12 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Internet WorkShop\Contracting\
144033 Devshed : programming tutorials AND forums with job postings devshed.com

Mon Nov 12 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Marketing\
144032 SemWebCentral - link it here : http://projects.semwebcentral.org

Sun Sep 30 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
141630 Link for Technorati : Technorati Profile

Sun Sep 30 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
141625 SchemaWeb : most comprehensive list of namespaces I've seen yet http://www.schemaweb.info/default.aspx

Fri Sep 28 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
141519 Blojsom : a semantic blogging app, a kind of wiki.  In Java but maybe not so nasty http://wiki.blojsom.com/

Fri Jul 20 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
130429 job data sources : http://microformats.org/wiki/job-listing

Fri Jul 20 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
130428 Calendar microformat : open registry of format standards - hcard (people), events, VoteLinks http://microformats.org/code/hcalendarh

Fri Jul 20 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
130427 Nice list of social networking projects at the JRE campaign : http://johnedwards.com/action/networking

Fri Jul 20 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\href rel= attributes & proposed\
130426 human relationships :     friendship (pick at most one)

    contact
        Someone you know how to get in touch with. Often symmetric.
    acquaintance
        Someone who you have exchanged greetings and not much (if any) more — maybe a short conversation or two. Often symmetric.
    friend
        Someone you are a friend to. A compatriot, buddy, home(boy|girl) that you know. Often symmetric.

    physical

    met
        Someone who you have actually met in person. Symmetric.

    professional

    co-worker
        Someone a person works with, or works at the same organization as. Symmetric. Usually transitive.
    colleague
        Someone in the same field of study/activity. Symmetric. Often transitive.

    geographical (pick at most one)

    co-resident
        Someone you share a street address with. Symmetric and transitive.
    neighbor
        Someone who lives nearby, perhaps only at an adjacent street address or doorway. Symmetric. Often transitive.

    family (pick at most one)

    child
        A person's genetic offspring, or someone that a person has adopted and takes care of. Inverse is parent.
    parent
        Inverse of child.
    sibling
        Someone a person shares a parent with. Symmetric. Usually transitive.
    spouse
        Someone you are married to. Symmetric. Not transitive.
    kin
        A relative, someone you consider part of your extended family. Symmetric and typically transitive.

    romantic

    muse
        Someone who brings you inspiration. No inverse.
    crush
        Someone you have a crush on. No inverse.
    date
        Someone you are dating. Symmetric. Not transitive.
    sweetheart
        Someone with whom you are intimate and at least somewhat committed, typically exclusively. Symmetric. Not transitive.

    identity

    me
        A link to yourself at a different URL. Exclusive of all other XFN values. Required symmetric. There is an implicit "me" relation from a subdirectory to all of its contents. http://gmpg.org/xfn/11

Fri Jul 20 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\href rel= attributes & proposed\
130425 http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/types.html#type-links : Alternate
    Designates substitute versions for the document in which the link occurs. When used together with the lang attribute, it implies a translated version of the document. When used together with the media attribute, it implies a version designed for a different medium (or media).
Stylesheet
    Refers to an external style sheet. See the section on external style sheets for details. This is used together with the link type "Alternate" for user-selectable alternate style sheets.
Start
    Refers to the first document in a collection of documents. This link type tells search engines which document is considered by the author to be the starting point of the collection.
Next
    Refers to the next document in a linear sequence of documents. User agents may choose to preload the "next" document, to reduce the perceived load time.
Prev
    Refers to the previous document in an ordered series of documents. Some user agents also support the synonym "Previous".
Contents
    Refers to a document serving as a table of contents. Some user agents also support the synonym ToC (from "Table of Contents").
Index
    Refers to a document providing an index for the current document.
Glossary
    Refers to a document providing a glossary of terms that pertain to the current document.
Copyright
    Refers to a copyright statement for the current document.
Chapter
    Refers to a document serving as a chapter in a collection of documents.
Section
    Refers to a document serving as a section in a collection of documents.
Subsection
    Refers to a document serving as a subsection in a collection of documents.
Appendix
    Refers to a document serving as an appendix in a collection of documents.
Help
    Refers to a document offering help (more information, links to other sources information, etc.)
Bookmark
    Refers to a bookmark. A bookmark is a link to a key entry point within an extended document. The title attribute may be used, for example, to label the bookmark. Note that several bookmarks may be defined in each document.

Tue Jul 17 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Internet WorkShop\Home-Office\
130198 Linksys :

Tue Jul 10 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Writing\story ideas\
129189 Long-term Values : find sci amer article
short term goals => effects on behaviour
relates to marriage
relates to religion
relates to anonymity & flaming/trolling
relates to corporations & bodysnatching

Tue Jul 10 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Writing\story ideas\
129188 How to Talk to Busy People :

Fri Jun 29 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Writing\TCS interviews\Katie B\
128883 Notes from 6/28/07 + questions : TCS is not just a school, its a concept
It is for everyone (in the community) not just the child
We are researchers [more so than] teachers

How can we use the environment, tools, people and community to build on what we know about how children learn

Katie started at TCS about 1999, when they wanted to have more kids in K.  6 parents conducted the interview - tough but paid off when those children were in her class.

Katie started teaching in Yuma, a 3rd grade of largely migrant worker children.  "I've always been a 'learn by doing' type, what is called a 'whole language teacher', or experiential.

Writer's workshop was Katie's idea

so were the dynamic groupings used this year

Tue Jun 26 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Marketing\
128857 storymania - place to link stories : http://www.storymania.com/cgibin/links/s

Tue Jun 26 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Googlestuff\
128858 Google in Kenya : http://mybroadband.co.za/nephp/?m=show&i

Mon Jun 25 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\FairTrade&Society\
128843 Alison global learning : maybe use in coord with 3rd world reporters for training http://alison.com

Sun Jun 10 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Conversations\
128743 why people behave illogically : logic is only one of our adaptive mechanisms for determining the best behaviour - and usually it is not the most effective.  So logically we shouldn't be that confident in our logic most of the time.

Sun Jun 3 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Googlestuff\
128712 Developer checklist : for going live with Adsense API http://code.google.com/apis/adsense/chec

Mon May 28 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
128679 D2R Server : "Publishing Relational Databases on the Semantic Web" - software out of De http://sites.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/suhl/bi

Mon May 28 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
128678 Cool URIs for the Semantic Web : Cygniak's site discussing good URIs http://www.dfki.uni-kl.de/~sauermann/200

Mon May 28 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
128677 Yahoo YUI (user interface api) : ajax'y stuff with 'TabView' supposed to help navigate semantic content" http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/

Mon May 28 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
128676 Programmable Web : List of mashups and how-to guide - this is a cool resource! http://programmableweb.com/

Mon May 28 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\RDF\
128675 RDF Book mashup : http://sites.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/suhl/bi

Mon May 28 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
128674 Bibliographic info for semweb access : http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/dblp/

Wed May 23 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
128638 aggregation of 'Tucson' news feeds : some phoenix content, but mostly ok http://www.bignewsnetwork.com/index.php?

Tue May 22 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
128637 City of Tucson RSS feeds : http://www.tucsonaz.gov/news/rss.php

Sat May 5 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Googlestuff\
128543 Perl sample for manipulating Adsense accounts : http://code.google.com/apis/adsense/deve

Sat May 5 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Googlestuff\
128542 my maps API key : ABQIAAAA-Ng8Lw7LqCXBJIb4GPXSuBTzlN5gWPPrJGqdZTh546UK2zZ4NBRd3SKZCxb9a5BcpQm9lpyjcJT5Fg
Sample code:
  "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

  
    
    Google Maps JavaScript API Example
    
    
  
  
    


  

Fri May 4 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Edwards for President\
128535 Edwards on New Orleans :    John Edwards held a town hall and two fundraisers in Tucson yesterday 5/3/07; next morning he'll be in New Orleans.  He fielded a question on what he would do better to rebuild New Orleans by saying he'd put someone in charge and ask them "What did you do yesterday?  Don't tell me your big plans for the future, I want to know what you did yesterday."   Also "where has all the money [for rebuilding] gone?  I sure don't know."  Portrays a kind of gutsy, down-to-earth approach.

Mon Apr 30 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Internet WorkShop\Server - New (Quicksilver)\Customers\
128503 Wings new cert : PEM pass phrase on CSR is 'wings'

Wed Apr 11 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Ideas\Story Ideas\
124785 why bTucson : see ~/features.txt

Wed Apr 11 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Ideas\
124783 inquiry-based lesson template : see proposal, also add to it if some of class already know answer they can guide other half that is making theories, then together can lookup/verify.  Try to do some early years when kids may not know what makes day and night, do continents fit together ("was world always this way?  Why are continents shaped like that?"), what makes phases of the moon, why things fall down, so on

Wed Apr 11 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Ideas\Story Ideas\
124782 how economic data is gathered : eg import/export data - mine is missing, at least!

Wed Apr 11 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\Nature\
124781 how did boobies evolve regurgitation / victim defense? : I see how the man-o-war birds might have evolved attacking others carrying fish, then tried on those who caught fish without visibly carrying -but what made booby regurgitate reaction?  Kind of evolution for victimization...shows power of expectations 'I know you know what I want you to do' - another species might be capable of giving up the fish but won't do it, won't be attacked!

Wed Apr 11 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\Nature\
124780 silkworms and specificity : so why do caterpillars need one particular species of leaf?   Bob thought maybe have only specific enzymes, so to have fewer pathways.  I thought maybe to generate species-specific pheremones?  Is there a quick way to look up the answer - maybe entomologists have a name for the leaf-specificity of caterpillars?  Are most leaf-eating beetles and juice-sucking bugs very specfic?  Milkweed ones are, but that is for self-defense.

Sun Apr 8 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
124760 these guys have data pulled from somewhere : http://www.city-data.com/city/Tucson-Arizona.html http://www.city-data.com/city/Tucson-Ari

Thu Apr 5 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Books to read\
124748 Temple Grandin's Thinking in Pictures : 'figured out autism'...

Fri Mar 30 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
124708 History by the Meter : excellent tool for making timelines!  Available for $15 at Tucson Botanical Gardens or this link.  2000 years of history at ten years per centimeter. http://www.metermorphosen.de

Thu Mar 15 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\Marketing\
124656 submitted dmoz entry : "bTucson - where you can be a part of your community. Complete business directory combined with news tidbits from local contributors.""

Also use this link to find competitors & link possibilities http://dmoz.org/Regional/North_America/U

Wed Mar 7 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Middle East\Iraq War\
124627 About Soldiers : Cross-posted this to the Edwards blog


I ran across this quote in a book of women journalists' experiences in Vietnam.  Although the situation in Iraq isn't totally comparable, I think it helps deal with showing respect for the soldiers' sacrifices while disagreeing with the war:


"I don't think Vietnam was worth fighting for, but I cannot bring myself to say their deaths were meaningless.  War is not about divisions and battalions of men.  It is made up of squads and recon teams and your buddies in the bunker....These men did not die for Vietnam or Washington.  They died for their friends--trying to save each other or giving of themselves to prevent others from dying.  These deaths were not meaningless because the men died for each other." -- Reverend Ray Stubbe, chaplain and historian, quoted by Jurate Kazickus in war torn.  



Sun Mar 4 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
124607 notes on uploading images :


Optional - upload file:
use CGI qw(:cgi-lib);

ReadParse(\%in);
        if ($in{upfile}) {
                #$content = $in{upfile};
                $fh = $cgi->param('upfile');
                @lines = <$fh>;
                close $fh;
                $content = join('',@lines);
open F, ">/tmp/tfil";
print F $content;
close F;

Sun Mar 4 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
124606 Simple XSLT template : from Rich Manalang, copied onto btucson server http://btucson.com/xslt/simple.xsl

Sun Mar 4 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\bTucson\
124605 KVOA news feed : RSS format http://www.kvoa.com/global/category.asp?

Sun Mar 4 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
124604 XML::RSS::Tools : tried to install but failed on qs server.  TODO on newer box. http://search.cpan.org/~atrickett/XML-RS

Thu Mar 1 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\
124596 My Diary on the Edwards site : Ok, I'm definitely for Edwards.  He is really the grassroots guy.  Here is a link to my diary on the Johnedwards.com site. http://blog.johnedwards.com/user/gvelez

Thu Mar 1 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Middle East\
124594 So what does Engel say? : Just finished Richard Engel's  'A Fist in the Hornet's Nest', the most honest and insightful thing I've read about Iraq in the last 5 years.  

I've been trying to figure out what I think we should do next.  On the one hand I have no right to say that our kids - young men and women - should stay over there and die even if I thought staying was the right thing to do, on the other hand it might be damn dangerous to pull out.  So I went online to see what Engel thought.  

Not encouraging:    

Matt Lauer: "Americans let congress know, loud and clear, they're not happy with the war in Iraq, but what would happen with the U.S. just packed up and left? NBC's Middle East Bureau Chief Richard Engel has been covering Iraq since before the war began. Richard, nice to have you here in person."

    Richard Engel: "Thanks very much good to be here."

    Lauer: "So what would happen?"

    Engel: "Well, I think what happened in southern Iraq yesterday is a good example of the kind of security situation that would develop. In those provinces in the south where those Americans were kidnaped, British and Italian forces have been pulling back and handing over authority to the Iraqi security forces. But instead of having a stable environment, it was handed over to militia men and highway robbers and a probably a similar pattern would be repeated across the country."

    (Begin Video)

    Engel: "As the debate in the U.S. increasingly focuses on finding an exit strategy from Iraq after the Democrats gains in congress, 7,000 miles away, U.S. troops and Iraqis face tough questions: What will happen on the ground if U.S. Forces leave? What are the options? Analysts say staying the course isn't one of them, but neither is pulling out too quickly."

    Robert Fox, Defense Editor Evening Standard: "The military plans, many of them, are not working, but cutting and running would turn a war which is awful and local into a regional and possibly global war."

    Engel: "So what would happen if U.S. troops just left? Iraqis overwhelmingly say it would push the country deeper into chaos. Three states would claw their way into existence in a civil war, creating an independent Kurdistan, opposed by Turkey, Iran, and Syria, a Shi'ite south allied with Iran and in control of much Iraq's oil and access to the Persian gulf, and a failed Sunni state run by tribunal war lords some backed by al Qaeda."

    Bob Stewart, Military Analyst: "It's quite clear that the biggest danger of all in Iraq is the, for al Qaeda to actually have a state. Iraq would be a perfect state for al Qaeda. It's oil rich. It's right in the middle of the Arab world."

    Engel: "Just last month al Qaeda supporters in Iraq staged a bold daylight demonstration in Ramadi to declare their support for an independent hard line Islamic state. Just a show for the cameras for now, but clear sign of their intentions. Osama bin Laden's deputy, Iman al Zawahari, has said one of al Qaeda's goals is to find a state or part of a state as a new homeland. Leaving Iraq with a power vacuum might just give it to them."

    (End Video)

    Engel: "So there is that danger Matt that a quick pull out could have just the opposite effect of the entire war which is to create an al Qaeda safe haven to launch further attacks." "
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Of course going in was stupid and the way the Bush administration ran the war was criminal in the highest degree, but now we better stop and think before doing any more knee-jerk policy.  That's my only conclusion so far.

Tue Feb 27 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Writing\Zoo\
124588 Baheem and Raja, Tiger Brothers :
Baheem and Raja, the Tiger Brothers

As any mother of boys will tell you, brothers sometimes fight, and twin tiger brothers Baheem and Raja are no exception.  Born in the Cinncinnati zoo May of 2001 and arriving in Tucson at 5 months of age, our tigers have spent their lives together.  Their first years were spent growing rapidly, from 50lb cubs to 234 lb adults [check - is this lbs or kg?  Adult male tigers should be 400lbs].    Fierce predators, they still need consolation - at two, Baheem engaged in tail sucking, and Raja has been spotted pacifying himself with his tail as recently as last month.    But boys will be boys, and upon reaching four years of age Baheem and Raja engaged in fights and scuffles on and off.

Keepers and alert visitors have kept a close eye on the pair, and periodically Baheem and Raja have been separated for a 'cooling-off' period.  Just like human brothers, they are glad to see each other on being reunited, and may be friends again for some time before starting up.  Baheem is the dominant tiger of the two, and has been observed stalking and hunting his brother.  Raja is a tiger too, though, and when feeling good will pick on Baheem!

Indochinese Tigers (Panthera Tigris Corbetti) are highly endangered species - between 1200 - 1700 may exist in the wild, mainly in Malaysia and some in Vietnam.   Little is known about their behaviour in the wild as access to the tigers is strictly controlled.  Perhaps Baheem and Raja can teach us important elements of tiger psychology as well as serving as fathers of their species sometime in the future.

Tue Feb 13 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Edwards\Issues2007\
124537 Immigration Policy Proposal : A Win-Win Solution for Immigration

Using the positive impact of immigration to offset the costs to individuals and municipalities.

Allowing more immigration is essentially allowing more freedom and opportunity for a large number of people.  Those are the real engines - and values - driving the American economy : Freedom and Opportunity.  Economists agree that increasing the number of legal immigrants will spur economic growth.

We propose to greatly increase the number of permanent resident green cards issued and lower the barriers to citizenship.

Some American workers are afraid that increased immigration will lower wages.  This is a legitimate concern.  So lets offset that with increased opportunity from immigration.  Lets offer a low-interest, guaranteed loan to any American  worker (citizen or resident) who applies to start a business that will employ others, in an amount equal to their accumulated social security.  Let the experienced American roofers worried about wage decreases start a roofing company and take advantage of the new influx of labor.   The economic growth and resulting increased tax revenue should easily fund such a loan program.

Municipalities are concerned that an influx of new workers would include many uninsured and place a burden on hospitals.  The OMB should make an estimate of increased revenue due to immigration spurred growth and we should commit 50% of any such revenue increase as block grants to local government and in particular to the health care  and education sectors.

Permanent residents and citizens will be able to unionize, switch jobs, start businesses, make their own choices for housing - all basic rights we take for granted, but which could be denied guest workers.  Guest worker plans create a lower class of residents and is not an American solution.  Immigrants - new Americans, not guest workers - have always been part of America's vibrant history.

Mon Feb 12 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Middle East\
124536 possible source for openness as middle east policy : Mr. Tashbih Sayyed is editor-in-Chief of Pakistan Today and the Muslim World Today, California-based weekly newspapers, President of Council for Democracy and Tolerance and adjunct fellow of the Hudson Institute. He can be reached at mail@paktoday.com.

Mon Feb 12 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Middle East\
124535 Arabs for Israel - arab emails : what stands out is the isolation and intimidation of arabs who don't toe the hate-Israel line http://www.arabsforisrael.com/arabemails

Mon Feb 12 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Middle East\
124534 Sandmonkey : no-holds-barred blog of a proUS Egyptian.  Comments are interesting. http://www.sandmonkeyblog.com/

Sat Jan 20 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
124447 SmartComments - and still can't find some things by 'word cloud' approach. : Was looking for architecture for adding comments to page (not necessarily code, as I want to do it with my db and layout).  Searching for 'comment thread implementation' found comments about many other subjects.  On CPAN found SmartComments.pm, will probably use that - but for commenting code, not for adding comments to a web page.  Searching on 'comment thread architecture' was even less useful, as it found Architect-related stuff.  This is why taxonomies still needed...

Mon Jan 8 2007 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Ideas\Story Ideas\
124426 'you do math' - scholastic : targeted at jr high/hs kids, curriculum unit showing how kids already use higher math in language and social relationships

Tue Dec 26 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\Value Equation\
124400 goal as temp value : Goal-directed behaviour - trying to get something done - requires a temporary valueset with achieving the goal as the highest value.  Then when your child interrupts you or misbehaves in the middle of the work, it is harder to remember ("swap back") the deeper permanent value of the child's feelings and one is more likely to snap...especially if the goal has the feel of an urgent situation.  Calm minds have easier time keeping touch with the permanent underlying valueset, perhaps just because reaction time is slower allowing the swap to occur before reacting to given situation.   Also style values can remain in place during goal-directed behaviour, while specific other goals/focus points may be in the background.

Mon Dec 25 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Marketing\
124398 IT Manager's Journal : can submit articles here -linked from sourceforge and only gets article every few days http://www.itmanagersjournal.com/

Mon Dec 25 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Marketing\
124399 Redhat - Truth Happens : os related blog http://www.redhat.com/truthhappens/

Mon Dec 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\Value Equation\
124153 (on importance of confidence) : integrity is result of having confidence in your deepest values.  If you are not sure your basic values are correct, you will act inconsistently.    Confidence in kids is not so much a product of blanket encouragement but in their ability to predict the results of their actions.  So consistency from parents produces confidence in kids.  If you can't predict that effort will have result, people of all levels very logically are less inclined to try.  Modern business is based on taking known procedures with predictable results and modifying only slightly.

Mon Dec 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\Value Equation\
124152 (on being judgemental) : Judgemental thinking is ok as a first approximation but not as a first principle...

Mon Dec 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\Value Equation\
124154 time- and situation-dependent values : viewing decisionmaking as minimax problem; trivial example of temp value is that the smell of fresh baked cookies may cause you to want one, though you doesn't think of them the rest of the time

Sun Dec 3 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\icons\
124131 ibiblio playing blackcat : probably email webmaster -at- ibiblio.org for permissions http://www.ibiblio.org/gio/iconbrowser/i

Fri Dec 1 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\
124127 ok, here is my new motto: gentle but honest :

Sun Nov 26 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Ideas\adsense-related\
124115 Drama as an export : Sent to Lynne Duke at Wash Post.  Hope she has time to reply; otherwise will try and find other contacts.
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Hi, I recently finished your book, Mandela, Mobutu and Me, very much appreciate the excellend read and straight perspective.

As a website developer/programmer it seems to me that a new income source for Africa should be available from advertising revenue on first hand reports/blogs.  

I'm sure some folks are already doing this.  Is there a way to make it easier, or a contact who would know what the needs are?  I have a VP-level contact at Google who is willing to help if there is something they can do from their end to facilitate.

Thanks for your time!


Sat Nov 25 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Ideas\
124114 interview retired staff : the current zoo curators are generally too busy, but if could get in touch with retired curators a really interesting history could be put together..."

791-3204
Scott - x 11 clm Jan 8
head curator -

Marc x24 about to retire
Mike - biz end

Sat Nov 25 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\
124094 meditation : actually this is something I thought of some years ago on reading a book on Yoga meditation for pregnancy; in the book you were supposed to just think 'Ram..ram..ram' or something like that."

Please help me find :

a clear mind
a kind heart
a strong will
a calm soul
and a sense of humor




Tue Nov 21 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Fair Trade\
124087 United Students for Fair Trade : "they may have links to students doing community surveys of businesses that carry or are interested in carrying fair trade products.  We should have a global registry of fair trade related businesses, products and notes, organized by location / product type , source country, and a few other criteria. http://www.usft.org

Tue Nov 14 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\Library Materials\
124073 100 Hungry Ants : 2 read: by Pinczes @ Quincie Douglas.  See link for related lesson from Systems Thinking /Waters Foundation http://www.watersfoundation.org/index.cf

Tue Nov 14 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\Library Materials\
124074 One Grain of Rice : mathematical folktale by Demi avail at Quincie Douglas.  Another systems thinking recommended book - see link http://www.watersfoundation.org/index.cf

Mon Nov 13 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Fair Trade\
124070 Fair Trade Research Group at Colorado State University : Found a reference to this group in the Wikipedia article.  Will read more on them now.  I am looking for ways to make sensible policy encouraging fair trade and expanding it; also where is the website for registering all Fair Trade producers and products? Also what about a trust network of individuals to help informally suggest Fair Trade partners?   Certification and trust of certification is key, and it seems to me that the 'many eyes' approach could keep certifying bodies honest." http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/Sociology

Mon Nov 13 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Fair Trade\
124071 "Fair Trade and development" : July 6 2006 EU resolution.  Possible source for policy language. http://www.europarl.europa.eu/omk/sipade

Mon Nov 13 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\Fair Trade\
124072 TransFair list of some retailers : but, I'd really like to see a more complete list of producers and cooperatives, including small ones... http://www.transfairusa.org/do/whereToBu

Sat Nov 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Family\Al\
124065 Ramps ready : for Laffs tomorrow.  I haven't seen yet, will get to see 'graduation' night Nov 19

Sat Nov 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\
124066 Values - Democrats are the American Values Party : Lets run a government based on values....cross posted most of this to the Edwards blog, I think John Edwards is my choice for 08...
Lets talk about values - American values.

Honesty
Accountability
Responsibility
Caring
Equality
Freedom

Lets run a government based on values.  Not end-justifies-the-means manipulation to 'cause immigrants to self-deport' by treating people inhumanely and without rights.  No trickle-down economic theories with regressive tax policies (SS tax is regressive, as is sales tax).

Lets open up a window of sunshine onto government activites.  Lets declassify documents and make it policy to respond quickly and openly to Freedom of Information Act requests.  Our government should have nothing to hide from us.

Lets examine every new law, policy and government action and ask what values it represents.  Our strategic interests are a valid goal, but not a fundamental value.  And if we are acting in our selfish interests, we can at least be honest about it.  Lets restore our credibility with ourselves.  

If you have children or animals, you know that trust and credibility are a prerequisite for all else.  With trust, discipline is easy.  Without trust, discipline is achieved only thru fear.  Then the cycle begins - impossible to let up on force for fear of rebellion.  

If we run our country honestly with deep values, trust and credibility will follow.  Then everything else becomes possible.

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Not to say that there is no evil in the world, and that it does not need to be fought.  But most people are just trying to survive, to get by; and if we have the confidence of the average person that we are at least acting in good faith, it becomes easier to focus the necessary force on those few who are truly trying to do us harm.
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Sat Nov 4 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\Library Materials\
124049 How Groundhog's Garden Grew : beautiful drawings of all kinds of garden plants; Amber had me read it about 40 times. by Lynne Cherry.

Sun Oct 29 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Article\Drafts\
124040 Final submitted copy : http://abra.info/article/Mapping.pdf

Sun Oct 29 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\Anti-Spam\
124037 Postini : perimeter / remote filtering service.  Requesting 30-day trial, I think I've talked to them before years ago. http://postini.com

Tue Oct 24 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\
124034 words create stable states : ok, so I've been thinking a lot about language - and development of thought, as in my 2 yr old learning words and developing thinking patterns; in information discovery and tagging ; and in programming, since modern programming languages are starting to look a lot like an awkward form of natural language.  Name something and you can get back to it - it burns a small stable state, self-reinforces, in the brain (maybe - this could be checked neurologically, no?)

Thu Oct 19 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Marketing\
124003 Google-analytics : https://www.google.com/analytics

Thu Oct 19 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Marketing\
124005 Google sitemaps : https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitema

Thu Oct 19 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Marketing\
124006 sitemap generator instructions : https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitema

Mon Oct 16 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\language as math\
123993 'smooth' : Being able to say a hill is smooth, a car accelerates smoothly and that a career advanced smoothly shows an intuitive understanding of calculus (smooth = 3rd derivative always small)

Sun Oct 15 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\productivity\
123988 routines 2 : are tweakable ; and sometimes reproducible

Sun Oct 15 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\Value Equation\
123989 happiness : is produced by fullfilling expectations while not extinguishing drives.   ie think big act in small steps

Thu Aug 24 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
7443 Multiple file upload example : http://www.bigstockphoto.com/cz_upload_f

Tue Aug 22 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
7432 Prototype docs : http://www.sergiopereira.com/articles/pr

Sat Aug 12 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\
7323 Monument Camera & Pawn : Not just your average pawn shop, Monument Camera staff really takes the time to show you how your camera works.  I got a beautiful old SLR (single-lens reflex) Minolta SR-7 camera plus a 50mm lens there for $150.   Works perfectly!

15 East Fort Lowell Road
(520) 690-1484

Sat Aug 12 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
7324 Mozilla Javascript and other Reference : the ONLY place to go for DOM and JS reference http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/

Thu Aug 10 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\
7321 Benarda Veterinary Hospital : Wonderful humane veterinary clinic.  They treat the animal on a low cushion instead of on a high metal table, and combine a holistic approach with modern veterinary care.  Both vets are extremely gentle, patient and understanding!

2555 E Broadway Blvd, (520) 325-2997

Wed Aug 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
7303 CSS column examples : http://www.glish.com/css/

Sun Jul 30 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\Dewey Decimal\
7292 Amigos Library Services : Regional contact for permission to use WebDewey http://www.oclc.org/contacts/data/contac

Wed Jul 26 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
7291 math-riddle : How big is a cube that is 'Too tall' ?  Answer: 8 units"

(well, maybe funny for 8-9 yr olds, especially late at night....)

Fri Jul 21 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
7279 Oobleck : very easy (corn starch & water) but something Einstein was curious about and is still not 100% explained...ask Claire about electron microscopy... http://www.guam.net/planet/oobleck.html

Sun Jun 4 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
7089 cakePHP : " http://cakephp.net

Sun Jun 4 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
7090 Review of multiple frameworks : http://www.h3rald.com/

Thu Jun 1 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\
7085 on the importance of Precincts... : submitted to MoveOn 6/1/06
So we do hand-counting, with observers, paper trail, the whole nine yards.  After it is over, how exactly do we check the honesty of an election?  

Here is one way:

Make sure that election reports by precinct remain public record.  Have at least one precinct worker from each party and perhaps an independent verify and report the results in each precinct.  Encourage the individual precinct workers who reported the tally to check what they reported against the public record; and anyone can add up the precinct totals to make sure the overall result is correct.  

The main idea, is that many individuals should have the ability to verify results in small local areas.  The smaller precincts are, and the more workers involved, the better - it will make it harder to cheat.

Unfortunately Vote by Mail, which generally I would support, circumvents precincts and is probably more subject to fraud.  Any response to this welcome.  Easier to vote is good, but easier to cheat is bad...

Sat May 27 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
7071 Microformats.org : open registry of format standards - hcard (people), events, VoteLinks http://microformats.org/

Wed May 24 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
7068 Montessori stories... : "Sergey, and Google co-founder Lawrence E. Page have both given credit for their success to having attended Montessori schools."

Wed May 24 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
7069 Doroty Fsher Children's Book Award : award voted on by kids http://www.dcfaward.org/

Tue May 9 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\As a Widget\
7028 Typepad Widget API : http://www.sixapart.com/typepad/widgets/

Mon May 8 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
7024 tell vim NOT to automatically make # for cut & paste : I think I finally found how to set this...see content
commented out setlocal lines in

/usr/share/vim/vim61/ftplugin/perl.vim

" Set 'formatoptions' to break comment lines but not other lines,
" and insert the comment leader when hitting or using "o".
" --GV - don't do this please dammit
" setlocal fo-=t fo+=croql
" setlocal com=:#

Tue May 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\
7007 Cobert's routine : The greatest thing about [Bush] is he's steady. You know where he stands. He believes the same thing Wednesday that he believed on Monday, no matter what happened Tuesday. Events can change; this man's beliefs never will. As excited as I am to be here wit http://dailykos.com/storyonly/2006/4/30/

Tue May 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
7006 Otavo : social bookmarking but 'intentions' or 'quests' instead of tags http://blog.otavo.com/

Fri Apr 28 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\Tools & Libraries to Use\
6991 YAML : support human-editable data for emailing http://yaml.org

Fri Apr 28 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6989 MediaWiki : http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki

Fri Apr 28 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\Tools & Libraries to Use\
6992 YAML::Parser : installed on qs http://search.cpan.org/~ingy/YAML-Parser

Fri Apr 21 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\As a Widget\
6949 php webnotes : from 2002 http://freshmeat.net/projects/webnotes/

Thu Apr 20 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
6944 LOGO for Linux! : This is one of about 6 LOGO projects on Freshmeat.net http://freshmeat.net/projects/klogoturtl

Sun Apr 16 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\As a Widget\
6943 how php.net does comments : http://www.php.net/source.php?url=/inclu

Tue Apr 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Political\
6940 what cost? : sent as letter to the editor.  Edited 4/28 (toned down) and resent to Az Republic
Current laws affecting undocumented workers create a huge class of people who are treated as though they don't deserve a life.  These laws are inhumane and antithetical to democracy, and provisions of them making criminals of those who give humanitarian aid are reminicient of laws making it criminal to aid runaway slaves.  Not only are the laws inhumane, their the premise is illogical.

Those claiming that undocumented workers are 'costing Arizona' money make no sense.  If you take any group of people and analyze only income taxes versus state expenditures, you will see a net loss - workers also pay sales tax, directly or indirectly pay property taxes, and contribute to the profits of the companies that hire them, which also adds to the state coffers.  In addition, many undocumented workers are paying into Social Security with no ability to ever collect.  

If it were true that a group of mostly young working people were depleting the state's funds, we would have a huge deficit as in that case all the workers in Arizona would be depleting our funds.  There is no logical way in which undocumented workers are more costly to the state than citizens.  It is true they are not able to get health insurance which 'breaks' the normal system for health care and diminishes their ability to receive health care services, but this problem would be easily solved with an amnesty that would allow immigrants to work within the existing systems.  

The numbers exaggerating the supposed 'costs' of immigration come from unreviewed, unscientific 'studies' by propaganda institutions.  The last real study by the National Research Council found that   "Immigrants may be adding as much as $10 billion to the economy each year" overall. http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/0309063566?OpenDocument

I try to teach my five year old daughter to share fairly, respect other people and treat everyone the same.  Its time some of our legislators went back to Kindergarden.  If they can't analyze numbers or do their own research, maybe at least they can learn to be humane.  I wish.

Sun Apr 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\As a Widget\
6932 Amaya browser : lets users do exactly what we want to do - say things about a document and see what others said, using distributed Annotea server.  But, you have to use Amaya browser. http://www.w3.org/Amaya/

Sun Apr 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6930 Swoogle : Ontology dictionary have collected  156912 terms defined in the Semantic Web. http://swoogle.umbc.edu/2005/modules.php

Sun Apr 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6931 Protege's list of ontologies : Protege is an ontology editor in Java; this is a place to get some ontologies.  Kind of very disorganized like WWW in 1995. http://protege.stanford.edu/download/ont

Sun Apr 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6937 Webrings : been around the longest... http://dir.webring.com/rw

Sun Apr 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\As a Widget\
6933 Annotea servers : have comments about pages and can be retrieved http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/

Sun Apr 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\As a Widget\
6934 one possible way.. : tiny PHP insert talks to Amaya browser on a gateway that talks to Annotea servers

Sun Apr 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
6936 Is anyone doing an XML namespace registry? : http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2005/04/13/name

Sun Apr 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
6938 Preschool-Ed-Homeschool Webring : http://k.webring.com/hub?ring=homebabies

Fri Mar 31 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\PlacesToGo\
6926 Zoo : "highlights: Giraffe feeding 10-10:45, zoo school open most mornings with petable snake/lizard/hedgehog.  Also if you come early not only are the gibbons active and vocalizing but the tiger is usually right up by the fence. http://tucsonzoo.org

Fri Mar 31 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
6928 mercury and vaccines : Tripedia STILL has thimerisol; now there is apparently DAPTACEL which doesn't (for the DTAP vaccine) - called today to make sure that's what Amber & Ruby will get.

Tue Mar 28 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\Technology-Society-Politics\
6920 on privacy and secure id : a stray thought: being able to say with certainty who you are is a good thing; but having the government or any other group able to always find you may not be.  technology for identification should if possible be separate from discovery....

Sat Mar 25 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
6919 textmate text editor : for when I try out MacOS http://macromates.com/

Sat Mar 18 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\WorldView\
1052 my worldview - text outline : http://cooperation.org/worldviews/golda http://goldavelez.info/wv/

Sat Mar 18 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6911 SUMO - Suggested Upper Merged Ontology : http://www.ontologyportal.org/

Sat Mar 18 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6910 ontology-matching.org : http://ontology-matching.org

Fri Mar 17 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\
6909 why cows chew their cud and sowbugs roll into round balls : fitness advantage - eat fast, chew later (neighbor cows can put away a lot more carrots per second than Bisbee the neighbor horse).  And if you drop a sowbug, it rolls away faster than most bugs can run...the things you notice with kids....

Wed Feb 22 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Internet WorkShop\HR\
6900 Dom Lachowicz : wrote wvHTML http://www.abisource.com/~dom

Mon Feb 13 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\Competitors\
6896 mnogosearch : http://mnogosearch.org

Mon Feb 13 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\Competitors\
6895 htdig : http://htdig.org

Sat Feb 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6889 gjots : A note jotter that organizes ideas, notes, and facts in a heirarchy. by Bob Hepple http://freshmeat.net/projects/gjots/

Sat Feb 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\3.0\
6888 Bugzilla : http://cpanel.webglimpse.net/bugzilla/

Sun Feb 5 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\3.0\
6883 Beta test instructions : http://cpanel.webglimpse.net/

Sun Feb 5 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\3.0\
6882 Beta test download : http://cpanel.webglimpse.net/wgbeta/inst

Fri Jan 27 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Family\Amber C\Reading\
6866 'Daisy thinks she is a baby' : read whole book to mom for 2nd or 3rd time (only needs help with maybe 2 words)

Sun Jan 15 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
6855 TODO : improve security - create separate module and check owner before all DBI operations : update, insert, select

Wed Jan 11 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\RDF\
6849 TBL paper on RDB-RDF : http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/RDB-RDF.h

Mon Jan 9 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\Directory\
6848 Financial Services : indexing all dmoz.org Financial Services sites; check progress at /home/wgdemo/15/wgout http://webglimpse.net/cgibin/wgarcmin.cg

Mon Jan 2 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\WorldView\
6840 WorldView Project : http://cooperation.org/wvproj/intro.html

Sun Jan 1 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\Marketing\
43771 Customers for Life Consulting :

Sun Jan 1 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\Marketing\
42779 Dorgan & Associates :

Sun Jan 1 2006 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Webglimpse\Marketing\
58384 Bablove Agency Inc : http://www.bablove.com

Thu Dec 29 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Ideas\
6837 cascading timelines (teaching/learning tool) test : Would be good to have series of timelines that each expand on portions of previous ones, from big bang to student's own lifetime

Thu Dec 1 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
6825 check ports : nmap -sT -p 1-65535 216.19.215.80 ; netstat -ap ; ps -fc [pid];lsof -i tcp:[portnum] http://www.hackinglinuxexposed.com/artic

Thu Dec 1 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
6826 Onsight : high quality perl/security/linux links http://www.onsight.com/links/

Wed Nov 30 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6823 del.icio.us : Social bookmarking tool - open to public to login & use http://del.icio.us/

Wed Nov 30 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6824 Frassle : Social bookmarking tool released as open source, no longer actively developed http://frassle.rura.org/

Mon Nov 28 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6822 Social Bookmarking : Review paper http://www.dlib.org/dlib/april05/hammond

Sat Nov 26 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\language as math\
6814 smooth/rough : = understanding of 2nd derivative

Sat Nov 26 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Thoughts\language as math\
6815 'rut' : thinking in a rut = topology of neural net, excessively stable state

Fri Nov 25 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6813 OWL : Web Ontology Working Group results http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/WebOnt/

Fri Nov 25 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\Related Projects to Interface With\
6812 RDF : Resource Description Framework at W3C http://www.w3.org/RDF/

Sun Oct 23 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\ABRA\
6756 CPAN module PHP::Session : http://search.cpan.org/~miyagawa/PHP-Session-0.26/lib/PHP/Session.pm http://search.cpan.org/~miyagawa/PHP-Ses

Sun Oct 23 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\Kidstuff\
6749 Imagine LOGO by Logotron : http://www.logo.com/cat/view/imagine-primary.html http://www.logo.com/cat/view/imagine-pri

Sun Oct 23 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\TechStuff\
6753 Apache 2.0 Docs : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/ http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/

Mon Oct 17 2005 \root\UserDefined\Golda\