Built to win: Deep inside Obama’s campaign tech Sean Gallagher, arstechnica.com The reelection of Barack Obama was won by people, not by software. But in a contest as close as last week’s election, software may have given the Obama for America organization’s people a tiny edge—making them by some measures more… RT @NathanMattise: This is … Continue reading Built to win: Deep inside Obama
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UK puts entire government on the web, others to follow
Government’s digital services portal Gov.uk comes out of beta By Ian Steadman, wired.co.uk Technology The government’s centralised portal for all its online services, Gov.uk, finally launched today after two years of development. It represents the flagship of the government’s “digital by default” policy, an idea fir… http://flpbd.it/VuGse Related articles Designs of the Year (digital.cabinetoffice.gov.uk) GOV.UK … Continue reading UK puts entire government on the web, others to follow
Infographic: Women’s health connections
Infographic: Womens’ health connections By Madhumita Venkataramanan, wired.co.uk Magazine This article was taken from the October 2012 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired’s articles in print before they’re posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing… http://flpbd.it/b1HK1 Related articles Heart Health Infographics - This Chart Gives … Continue reading Infographic: Women’s health connections
A Disappointing Presidential Debate For Energy And Climate
A Disappointing Presidential Debate For Energy And Climate By Climate Guest Blogger on Oct 5, 2012 at 10:30 am, thinkprogress.org by Bill Becker If Mitt Romney and Barack Obama had been able to look through the television cameras at who was watching their first debate, it undoubtedly would have been more interesting than the debate … Continue reading A Disappointing Presidential Debate For Energy And Climate
Report says 15 percent of Mitt Romney Twitter followers are paid fakes
Report says 15 percent of Mitt Romney Twitter followers are paid fakes Dan Goodin, arstechnica.com More than 15 percent of Mitt Romney’s Twitter followers may be generated by paid services that use fake accounts to artificially inflate the number of people subscribed to the presumptive Republican nominee for US President,… http://flpbd.it/BNd2F Related articles Mitt in … Continue reading Report says 15 percent of Mitt Romney Twitter followers are paid fakes
Madagascar Institute: Brooklyn DIY lab
The Madagascar Institute is an art combine in Brooklyn that specializes in large- scale sculptures and rides, live performances, and guerilla art events. Madagascar Institute | Fear is Never Boring. Related articles Madagascar Hissing Cockroach Makes It To Late-Night (blogpestcontrol.com) Join Madagascar 3′s Wild Circus (costumediscounters.com) The White Stuff: Mining Giant Rio Tinto Unearths Unrest in Madagascar … Continue reading Madagascar Institute: Brooklyn DIY lab
gringoes.com: great site for South American, Brazilian nomads
gringoes.com - Brazil Travel, Brazil Guide, Brazil News. Related articles RANDOM NOMAD: Andy Martin, UK-qualified Social Worker, Football Geek & Now a São Paulo Resident (thedisplacednation.com) My South America Trip #17 - Brazilian Food and Beverages - Caipirinha, Charrascaria, Brazilian Coffee and Coconut Water (msamba.wordpress.com) Think Nemo's Bad? In Brazil It's Raining Spiders (gawker.com) Will … Continue reading gringoes.com: great site for South American, Brazilian nomads
Ushahidi :: Crowdsourcing Crisis Information (FOSS)
via http://www.ushahidi.com My friend Bill told me about this company which uses crowdsourcing to address crisis situations in developing countries. Related articles Ushahidi at Five (ushahidi.com) Why Ushahidi Should Embrace Open Data (irevolution.net) 5 Innovative Ways to Crowdsource Better Governance (wamda.com) Kenyan election bloggers become cyber-activism pioneers (rawstory.com) Jakarta Floods - Social Media Landscape in … Continue reading Ushahidi :: Crowdsourcing Crisis Information (FOSS)
National Science Foundation (NSF) databases for science information
Best database for government science information: nsf.gov - National Science Foundation - US National Science Foundation (NSF). Related articles AUI and NRAO Comment On NSF's Astronomy Portfolio Review Committee (spacedaily.com) Kauffman Foundation joins with NSF and the Deshpande Foundation to form Innovation Corps Program (kauffman.org) Seminar on Student Funding Opportunities at the National Science … Continue reading National Science Foundation (NSF) databases for science information
gringoes.com – Brazil Travel, Brazil Guide, Brazil News
gringoes.com - Brazil Travel, Brazil Guide, Brazil News. Related articles VIDEO: Parrot chicks rescued in Brazil Brazil: A User's Guide Brazil To Clone 'At Risk' Animals: DNews Nugget Brazil With Michael Palin...Road to Rio Saving Brazil's parrots The Glamour of International Travel - Sao Paulo, Brazil After Two Year Wait UBS Said to Get Brazil … Continue reading gringoes.com – Brazil Travel, Brazil Guide, Brazil News
From maverick to misguided renegade: Inside the McCain campaign
From maverick to misguided renegade - The Boston Globe. Interesting summary of the media tactics of the current McCain campaign. Related articles America and Democracy Are Not For Sale Boys (planetpov.com) Plouffe: Mitt 'throwing spaghetti' at wall (politico.com)
Bio-Link: a National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education Center for Biotechnology
Bio-Link. Bio-Link is a National Science Foundation NSF Advanced Technological Education ATE Center for Biotechnology. Related articles Kauffman Foundation joins with NSF and the Deshpande Foundation to form Innovation Corps Program (kauffman.org) Security first: New NIST guidelines on securing BIOS for servers (phys.org)
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