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מה אנחנו יכולים ללמוד מנפילת "רשימות"?
אתמול קרה דבר באינטרנט העברי: מערכת הבלוגים "רשימות" נפלה, בעקבות פשיטת הרגל של חברת InfinityIT שלקחה חסות על המערכת לפני מספר חודשים. נכון לרגע כתיבת שורות אלה האתר עדיין לא מתפקד, וכל מי שמנסה להיכנס אליו מופנה אל בלוג הקולקטיב, שבו פורסם פוסט על המצב, שהתעדכן מספר פעמים כדי לדווח על ההתפתחויות. מה שמדהים באמת קורה ברשימת התגובות לפוסט הזה: נכון ... [Source: http://blog.buzzilla.com]
4 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 16, 2008.
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The hermeneutic of continuity: On retreat
4 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
Last 4 comments:
Mark said...
Hope you have a good, restful, and fruitful retreat, Father.
12/11/2008 9:06 PM
vesper said...
Dear Father Tim
Thank you for the UNITY IN THE COMMUNITY Belmont Abbey Retreat prayers for all readers of the The hermeneutic of continuity.
Padre Steve aka Father Steve Leake,a Salesian of Don Bosco,has kindly posted my "Remembering the Battle of Fredericksburg" comment on his Blog Da Mihi Animas.The'between the lines' art/music by Josh Turner is certainly a cut above the Deep South,Country & Western stage act that Charlie Kray promoted with a neo-Nazi salute at the St Paul's Crypt KRAYMAYDAY SE8 event.
I thought that as Padre Steve's bloggers profile reveals that he is interested,in all things New Orleans!,that I would alert him to my own New Orleans 'experience' i.e.. vesper has left a new comment on The hermeneutic of continuity post "DVC prompts violence against priest".
As a Deptford Albany orientated artist/surveyor/musician my 'between the lines' case for the defence against wicked NF/BNP/KKK neo-Nazi entry-ism into London's Sporting/Planning Arena includes the 'Arts Lift'YouTube video - Roy Hobson (From Dark to Light Too) which was performed in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham for www.spreadtheword.org.uk 's cityofsharedstories.
As you know I have three wonderful children,and although I have never had gay sex in my life,I am still called a 'poof' (among other things) for including STONEWALL in my emergency communications.
My poor old mum and dad find this whole London development business very confusing indeed.
Hard evidence relating to my high profile FARE JUSTICE NOT VENGEANCE FOCUS 1991-2008 :MPS ref PC/2571/07 case for the defence against NF/BNP entry-ism into London's Sporting/Planning Arena,which was originally backed up by a malevolent prosecution by CID Greenwich after a phone call made by Steve Taylor of the TSG,has been handed to MPS Assistant Commissioner Robert Quick MBA by DS Ian Coleman of the MPS Directorate of Professional Standards,Internal Investigations Command.
Our Lady of the Rosary pray for us in Richard Barnbrook's NF/BNP/GLA/LDA NEO-NAZI DEVELOPMENT TIMES Amen
12/12/2008 11:53 AM
torchofthefaith said...
Dear Father Tim
Hope you have a blessed and restful retreat.
Yours in Christ
Alan and Angeline
12/12/2008 6:43 PM
Elizabeth said...
'Pray for me, as I will for thee, that we may merrily meet in heaven' St Thomas More
Thank you for praying for us Father and know that we are praying for you.
12/13/2008 5:20 PM
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Nemokamas McAfee antivirusinas
Parašė vienastoks | 2008.12.11 | Jei baigiasi antivirusino licencija, tai verta pasinaudoti Digital Inspiration iškasta nuoroda ir parsisiųsti McAfee antivirusiną už dyką (vietoje 40 dolerių mokesčio). Akcija vyksta iki mėnesio pabaigos, todėl galite dar paskaitinėti apie programą prieš apsispręsdami. Aš McAfee nenaudojau jau daug metų, tai nieko p... [Source: http://www.nezinau.lt]
18 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
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Vitalijus 2008.12.12 12:11 rašė:
eh… pasalino discount codus…
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ps. gavau mc affee kartu su dell'u ir siaip esu labai pateenkintas. virusu nematau (aisq taip yra dalinai del vistos), o ir programa NESTABDO kaip Nortonas ar net kaspersky.
Wincent 2008.12.13 1:15 rašė:
@yuko
"BitDefender Free" neturi realtime apsaugos, vadinasi nekokia apsauga.. Galima nebent kaip antraeili antivirusa ir karts nuo karto scan paleisti..
yuko 2008.12.13 2:23 rašė:
@ Wincent
Dėkui, neįsiskaičiau. Daug ko neturi. Net suderinamumo su Vista.. :o)
one 2008.12.13 16:37 rašė:
to Mantas,
Ne tingiu išjungt, o išlenda ne laiku.
Mantas 2008.12.15 23:26 rašė:
one>
Turėjau omenyje "išjungt" (kad tų reklaminių langų iš viso nebemėtytų). Tada ir nebeišlįs nelaiku :)
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Lunch links: it's not the communists who're trampling on freedom today - Greater Greater Washington
[Source: http://greatergreaterwashington.org]
7 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
Last 5 comments:
The senators should mind their own business... I've heard it's because Feinstein lives in a prominent section of Georgetown nearby restaurants and nightlife. It's basically a senator being a NIMBY while trying to pretend she cares about the city. Also, Bennett is just a typical meddling religious zealot who believes alcohol (and fun) is inherently evil. (That wasn't a pot-shot at religion, just at those who feel it necessary to regulate morality)
If Fenty caves, I will be royally pissed. It's a matter of principle at this point. And David is right that if they're that "concerned" then pony up a few million to help us hire more officers and/or pay for overtime.
by SG on Dec 11, 2008 2:29 pm
I actually think the Senators raise a decent point, but I don't care to listen to it while they meddle in our local decision-making process.
Tim - the flip side, of course, is that the bars stand to benefit from being open. At the expense of the public, who will pay for extra police and so on.
by Alex B. on Dec 11, 2008 2:56 pm
People are going to be celebrating somewhere. Do the Senators think it's preferrable to have people out in the street ala election night? It seems law and order would be easier to maintain with people inside pubs and restaurants rather than outside on ther streets.
by Bianchi on Dec 11, 2008 2:59 pm
What really grinds my gears is the fact that federal government is directing local law enforcement priorities and not footing the bill.You want it your way? Fine, use your own resources.
by Dave Murphy on Dec 11, 2008 8:34 pm
We should stop trying to legislate legal actions which we think could lead to illegal actions, and concentrate on taking swift actions against those illegal actions we don't want to happen in the first place. 99.9% of people who frequent bars aren't going to cause problems irrespective of what time it is or how long the bars are open, the 0.1% of people who will cause problems ... will cause problems ... irrespective of what time it is or how long the bars are open. Let's direct our resources at keeping them in check ... and stop trying to legislate morality. That's not our business.
by Lance on Dec 11, 2008 10:47 pm
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The Edwin Jackson/Matt Joyce trade
by Dave Cameron - December 11, 2008 · Filed under Daily Graphings I've said a lot of good things about Dave Dombrowski this week, who made moves I liked in picking up Gerald Laird and Adam Everett to fill holes without surrendering much talent expending a lot of payroll. Well, yesterday, he took all that good will and gave it right back, making a r... [Source: http://www.fangraphs.com]
20 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
Last 5 comments:
Teej said,
December 11, 2008 @ 8:40 pm
I think the statistic are a little misleading on Jackson. He was very erratic in 2008. But on nights when he was on, he was very impressive.
But that means you have to put up with him when he's not on. And I don't think you can ignore the many times Jackson was awful and just look at the good outings and call the stats misleading. The stats measure what he did last year. Everyone has good days and bad; that's why we try to look at big sample sizes. And while 2008 was a slight improvement over 2007, he was still pretty awful.
That's not to say he can't be refined, but I wouldn't want to make that bet. Wonderful trade by the Rays.
Also, I can't get enough of this, so I'll repeat it: Jackson had a lower K% than Andy Sonnanstine last year.
firemanfig said,
December 11, 2008 @ 10:06 pm
You guys are forgetting one very important factor. The Tigers now have a real pitching coach in place of Fred Flintstone Hernandez from last year. Remember Roger Craig. This new could could help.
Rory said,
December 11, 2008 @ 10:40 pm
Your point Teej is definitely a valid one. So far he has been a tease and he has certainly not arrived as a consistent MLB pitcher. By the same token, neither has Joyce. I only saw him twice last year and couldn't see too much with such a small sample size. His minor league stats don't look overly impressive, but folks seem to be high on him so I will look to 2009 with hope. Does he become the next Jason Bay or the next Greg Gross? We don't need another of the later. I am not down on Gross, but no team needs two.
I didn't realize that Roger Craig was the Tiger's new pitching coach. I thought he was about the same age as Don Zimmer - I can't believe he is still around! But if he is still passionate I agree he could make a difference.
Teej said,
December 11, 2008 @ 11:09 pm
I hear you, Rory. Every year I take a flier on Daniel Cabrera in my fantasy league. I'm fascinated by him. Sometimes you just have a gut feeling - even if the player keeps kicking you in the gut.
Rory said,
December 11, 2008 @ 11:28 pm
The Cabrera reference is perfect! He too has traded his high strikeout rate for better control/less walks - but overall has not become much more effective. Just less exciting.
Nolan Ryan is a great example of someone that eventually got it all together after a number of years of teasing with heat and potential. I am not saying Jackson is in that category, just that some guys do come around. That last comparison fails to hang together with Jackson having been one of those million dollar arm/ 5 cent head kind of guys.
Time will tell - I saw his last start of the season against the Twins live and he looked like an all-star. Hopefully he picks up from there.
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Taller sobre Gestión de Proyectos: Futuro del proyecto CRM
[Source: http://tallergespro.blogspot.com]
3 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
Last 3 comments:
Mikel Mesonero dijo...
Hola a todos,
Os he dejado en el wiki un par de ejemplos de procesos definidos en la Facultad.
Echarles un vistazo y lo comentamos si queréis podemos quedar la próxima semana.
10 de diciembre de 2008 23:50
omarigil dijo...
Os encontré!
(Un buen sistema de monitorización es también importante a la hora de detectar tendencias o simplemente de tener una buena excusa para estrechar la relación con quien interese)
Para cualquier cosa, ya sabéis dónde estoy.
11 de diciembre de 2008 7:02
nachoegui dijo...
OK Mikel, eskerrik asko. Para la próxima semana, el lunes, lo miramos entre todos y hablamos.
12 de diciembre de 2008 8:02
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Virginia Considers Lowering Reporting Threshold
From FABB Last year Senator Creigh Deeds introduced Senate Bill 39, "Traffic accident reports; increases amount of damage threshold to be reported by law enforcement." The bill would raise the vehicle damage threshold for requiring a written police report from $1,000 to $1,500. This change could have an impact on reporting of bicycle crashes. Decem... [Source: http://www.thewashcycle.com]
3 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
Last 3 comments:
Maybe replace "Lowering" with "Raising".
Posted by: Neil | December 12, 2008 at 12:45 AM
A crash that causes a thousand dollars worth of damage to a bike almost certainly results in some injury, meaning that a written report would have to be filed anyways. This change doesn't really affect cyclists.
Posted by: BubbaBike | December 13, 2008 at 02:44 PM
I think the point is that many bikes don't cost $1000 and so even if it's totaled, it still wouldn't reach the threshold of being reported.
Posted by: washcycle | December 13, 2008 at 03:23 PM
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Ernährung und Pflege von Schildkröten und Reptilien
Die meisten Menschen werden von exotischen Tieren und Reptilien angezogen. Geckos undauch Schlangen finden zunehmend Liebhaber. Die beliebtesten Tiere sind aber die Schildkröten. Bei Interesse an der Haltung und Pflege dieser Tiere sollten Sie sich bei einen Fachhändler genau erkundigen. Mit entsprechenden Einfühlungsvermögen ist es für Tierliebhab... [Source: http://www.tierwelt-info.com]
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I'm not sure what this means for climate cap-and-trade
From today's NY Times: Mr. Obama also appears ready to name Carol M. Browner, the E.P.A. administrator under President Bill Clinton, as the top White House official on climate and energy policy ... If I remember correctly, Ms. Browner isn't too keen on economic incentives. Posted by John Whitehead at 10:49 AM in Climate Change | Permalink Digg This... [Source: http://www.env-econ.net]
2 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 11, 2008.
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You recall correctly.
C&T may be dead, replaced by EPA fiat.
Posted by: Climateer | December 11, 2008 at 03:17 PM
would their be change if different?
Posted by: John | December 11, 2008 at 09:36 PM
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Szakmai honlap helyett szaporodó szakmai blogok
2008.12.11. 09:22 :: Field Castro Úgy látszik a jó példa ragadós és, hogy ki volt előbb nem tudom, de nem is az a fontos ki kezdte, sokkal inkább az, hogy egyre több szakmai blog kezdi meg működését. Az, hogy egyre több szakember gondolja úgy, hogy érdemes magának, a szakmának, ügyfeleknek: bemutatnia (na nem úgy), összegyűjtenie, elemeznie, nemzet... [Source: http://kutatas.blog.hu]
5 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 18, 2008.
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Rabbit · http://rabbitblog.hu 2008.12.11. 21:27:14
Köszi a felhívást =:)
Nekem a blog kb. egyidős a pályakezdésemmel, énblogként indult fw-s tárhelyen 2005 végén. Itt sok egyéb mellett arról is szó volt, hogy mit bénázok össze az első igazi munkahelyemen :))
Az archiválás nehézségei miatt a Blogterre költöztem és ott kezdtem el szakmai témákkal is foglalkozni, kb. 2006 májusától. Mikor kezdtek egyre többen megismerni, úgy gondoltam, ideje elhagyni a magán jellegű beszámolókat és csak szakmai blogot írni. Hamarosan el is költöztem saját domainre, egészen pontosan 2007 augusztusában (átemelve néhány korábbi posztot).
Mindebből talán látszik, hogy leginkább belesodródtam a szakmai blogírásba, különösebb motivációm nem volt, hacsak nem az, hogy átgondoljak bizonyos kérdéseket, amiknek az egyik legjobb módja, ha leírom őket.
A blogot most sem "kötelességből" írom, hanem mert vannak olyan témák, amik érdekelnek, amikkel van kedvem foglalkozni. Az már csak hab a tortán, hogy ez másokat is érdekel és hasznosnak tartják =:) Részben edukációs célzatú is a blog, de nyilván emögött is ott áll, hogy megmondjam a tutit (szebben: önkifejezés).
A folymatosság (heti néhány poszt) és a minőség között választani kellett, hiszen nem a munkám része a blogírás. Az utóbbira voksoltam, és törekszem arra, hogy lehetőleg úgy dolgozzak fel témákat, hogy legyen hozzáadott érték még rendszerező posztok esetén is (amiből azért kevesebb van). A "hírversenybe" sem időm, sem kedvem nincs beszállni, maradok inkább a tanulmány, elemzés jellegű bejegyzéseknél.
A blogírásnak elég sokat köszönhetek, barátokat éppen úgy, ahogyan szakmai elismerést. Olyan emberek is ismernek és gratulálnak, akiktől nem feltétlenül számítanék rá. Rendszeresen kapok állásajánlatokat, melyek egy része kifejezetten a blogra hivatkozva érkezik.
Úgy gondolom, hogy megéri csinálni, de csak addig, amíg szeretem. Kötelességből semmiképp sem, "irigységből" meg végképp nem. =:)
Bocs, hosszú lett, de vérbeli szófosó vagyok.
onLime · http://onlime.blog.hu 2008.12.13. 17:15:03
Nos - ahogy írtad is - én lennék a legfrissebb…
Nekem sem ez az első blogom - közel két éve írok egy én-blog jellegű valamit. Akkor nagy lendülettel vágtam bele, szinte minden nap írtam új bejegyzést, aztán fokozatosan kezdett elfogyni a téma, a lelkesedés és persze az energia is. Ma már annak is örülök, ha hetente egy-két poszttal elő tudok rukkolni.
Bár az a blogom nem igazán érintett komoly témákat, mivel piackutató vagyok, olykor erős késztetést éreztem, hogy szakmai kérdésekről is írjak. Persze ezt mindig elvetettem: annak a blognak a keretei közé ilyesmi nem fért volna be.
Így hát - amellett, hogy az én-blog továbbra is üzemel - létrehoztam az onlime blogot, ahol többnyire az online kutatással mint eszközzel és lehetőséggel, valamint az online kutatáshoz kapcsolódó témákkal foglalkozom.
A blog terveim szerint januárban indul be majd igazán, de akkor is tökéletesen elégedett leszek azzal, ha heti egy-két posztot sikerül írnom.
Egy blognál persze kulcsfontosságú a relatíve gyakori frissítés, de én is inkább kevesebb, ámde tartalmasabb posztra törekszem.
Forecast Research - www.forecast.hu · http://piackutatas.blog.hu 2008.12.14. 19:51:18
A Piackutatás blog elindítása teljesen tudatos volt részünkről. Mivel a blog - nem titkoltan - céges blog, így nyilvánvalóan üzleti céljaink (is) vannak vele: új ügyfelek, új megbízások szerzése, szakmai reputáció építése, image-formálás meglévő ügyfeleink előtt, a cégnevünk és kutatóink nevének ismertté tétele (elsősorban potenciális vásárlóink előtt), hogy csak a legfontosabbakat említsem. És természetesen a szakma vérkeringésébe is szeretnénk jobban bekapcsolódni az eddigiekhez képest, ami nem könnyű feladat egy kisebb cég számára - egy blog erre nagyszerű lehetőséget kínál! (Ismerek természetesen olyan véleményeket is, hogy a blog - mint platform - nem alkalmas a fenti célok elérésére. Nagyon nem értek ezzel egyet, bár az igaz, hogy nehezen mérhetőek az eredmények - de attól még vannak! Az viszont igaz, hogy ez türelemjáték, nem hónapok, de évek kellenek bizonyos célok érvényesítéséhez.)
Keresőmarketing - SEO - szempontjaink is voltak, kár lenne tagadni. Ezt a célt - a fentiekkel szemben - viszonylag könnyen és gyorsan el lehet érni, de azt hozzá kell tennem, hogy eltöltöttem néhány (sokszor) 10 órát SEO fórumok tanulmányozásával... Végső soron persze a SEO is csak azt a célt szolgálja (ebből a szempontból nézve nem is cél, csak eszköz), hogy többen megtaláljanak minket a keresőkből érkezve, nagyobb ismertség, több konverzió... Egyébként az a tény, hogy üzleti céljaink vannak a bloggal (és ezt nem titkoljuk), tapasztalatom szerint időnként dühöt és ellenszenvet vált ki néhány emberből - itt kimondottan nem a szakmabeli társblogokra, azok szerzőire gondolok, velük jó a kapcsolatunk és az együttműködésből csak profitálhatunk mindannyian, másokról van szó, de ezt inkább hagyjuk... Szerintem egy céges blog esetében az üzleti célok nemcsak lehetségesek, hanem törvényszerűek is. Ha valaki csak úgy blogolgat, rendben van. De miért lenne baj, ha mások üzletépítésre is használni akarják? Fel nem foghatom.
Ezek voltak az induláskori motivációk. Aztán ehhez szép lassan egyebek is társultak. A blog szerkesztése kimondottan kreatív tevékenység, témaválasztás, anyaggyűjtés, képkeresés. Mintha egy újságot szerkesztenék, nagyon élvezem - ez is motivál ma már. Megtanultam a különféle képmanipuláló szoftverek használatát, újabban pedig alapszinten vágni, feliratozni videóanyagokat (nemsokára egy postnál alkalmam lesz ki is próbálni a tudásomat) - mindezzel szegényebb lennék a blog nélkül. Az elmúlt 2 évben arra is rájöttem, hogy a blog - bizonyos mértékben persze - szakmai véleményformálásra is alkalmas, kell ennél nagyobb motiváció bárkinek? Blogolás közben az ember új ismereteket szerez, tágul a látóköre, megismer a sajátjával ellentétes álláspontokat, vitatkozik, kapcsolatokat épít, saját maga is változik... Mindez motiváló erővel bír.
A blogot egyébként 2 éve indítottuk (a blog.hu indulása után alig néhány hónappal), akkor a mienken kívül egyetlen olyan blog sem volt, amely kimondottan piackutatással vagy annak egy területével foglalkozott volna. Tudtam persze, hogy ez nem lesz mindig így, meg is jelentek a követők, bár kicsit később, mint tippeltem. Kezdetben ennek - nem tagadom - nem örültem, de nagyon rövid idő alatt megváltozott a véleményem, ma már nem így gondolom. Megtapasztaltam ugyanis, hogy mindannyian profitálunk ebből a helyzetből, forgalmat generálunk egymás számára, kapcsolatok épülnek... Nem kell tehát félni egymás linkelésétől vagy a "konkurencia" beengedésétől a saját blogba - azt hiszem ebben élen járunk. Egyszerűen a klasszikus "cipőboltos" marketingszabály érvényesül, miszerint ha egy cipőbolt mellé megnyit még 2 másik, akkor nemhogy csökkenne a forgalmuk, hanem növekedni fog! Én ebben hiszek. Üzleti érdekek, célok persze időnként kíméletlenül ütközhetnek (erről a blog olvasók nem feltétlenül tudnak), de ez nem zárja ki a korrekt és jó viszonyt. Összességében még így is kevés szakmai blog van ezen a területen, még több is elférne.
A Piackutatás blog egyébként kevésbé blogszerű, mint ez a blog vagy Robesz blogja. Ennek az oka pedig az, hogy én valójában sokkal szívesebben szerkesztenék egy piackutatással foglalkozó hírportált, ahol hírek, cikkek, tudósítások, interjúk lennének inkább jellemzőek, kevésbé a blogszerű eszmefuttatások. Ez valószínűleg tükröződik is a blogunkban. Mondjuk úgy, hogy ez egy ingyenes és kényelmesen használható platform, ezért van blogunk... Egy hírportál üzemeltetése is megoldható lenne, úgy gondolom, minimálisan havi 1,5-2 millió forintból...úgyhogy marad a blog... Egy olyan blog, amelynek éppen ez adhatja az egyediségét.
(Castro, én a helyedben ezeket a kommenteket kitenném egy - vagy több - önálló postba, ott többen olvasnák, mint itt, a kommentek közt. Ha jönnek még válaszok a felsorolt blogok szerzőitől - nem biztos, hogy mindenki tud erről a postról, én is csak ma reggel láttam - , akár egy kis sorozatot is megérne.)
pinter.robesz · http://www.szonda-ipsos.hu/ 2008.12.17. 10:54:49
Kicsit lemaradtam az olvasásban (lehet, hogy túl sok blogot követek?), de azért reagálnék így megkésve is.
A CAWI blog (cawi.blog.hu) indítása számomra egy logikus lépés volt, tulajdonképpen a korábbi szakmai blogom (infotars.blogter.hu) folytatásának is tekinthető, azzal a kiegészítéssel, hogy ez sokkal fókuszáltabb, az online kutatással (mint téma és módszertan) foglalkozik elsősorban.
A legelső blogom indítása mögött még elsősorban a kísérletező kedv állt (ez még annó 2004 februárjára tehető és a korábbi munkahelyem, az ITTK szerverén ment - azóta sajnos nem elérhető).
Szerintem egy blog kiváló eszköz arra, hogy az ember megmutassa a személyiségét, érdeklődési körét, hozzáértését. Egy blog vezetésének következménye, hogy időrendbe szervezi azokat a témákat, amivel az illető foglalkozott, rendszerezi azokat és hozzáférhetővé teszi (ami a bloggernek is igen hasznos). Végül, járulékos hatás a "láthatóság" megnövekedése, az ismeretségi kör kibővülése, a személyes szakmai hálózat megerősödése.
A blogolás amúgy kutatóként is érdekel, publikáltam is a témában (legutóbb a pár napja megjelent NHIT-s "Égen-Földön informatika" c. kötetben). Ezt megelőzően a HVG Blogkönyvében, ami Bőgel Gyuri bejegyzései mellett tanulmányokat is közölt, osztottam meg a gondolataimat. Ebben a kötetben volt egy körkérdés, hogy mit jelent a blog. A válasz szubjektív, de talán érdekes lehet: infotars.blogter.hu/87897/megjelent_a_hvg_blogkonyve_-_tema_a_netidokbe
Végül, néhány napja adtam életem első interjúját, mint blogger - stílusosan egy blognak (az itt is szereplő piackutatás blognak), abban elég sok mindent elmondtam a blogolással való kapcsolatomról, úgyhogy azt nem ismételném el itt: piackutatas.blog.hu/2008/12/08/ember_a_szamok_mogott_pinter_robert
Field Castro · http://kutatas.blog.hu 2008.12.18. 09:46:29
Köszönöm a válaszokat és ahogy kutató kollégám javasolta külön post-ba rakom ki írásotok, hogy minél többen olvashassák.
Kellemes Ünnepeket!
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What Is Offshore Banking And Bank Account?
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1 comment in conversation. Last comment found December 18, 2008.
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article-on-finance said...
good article.
December 18, 2008 9:52 PM
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TitusOneNine - G.O.P. Stands Firm, Putting Auto Bailout in Doubt
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20 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
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16. Barrdu wrote:
Saw an email today-- New car being introduced in '09, The Bailout. No one wants what they make so now they just want to force us to give them the money. Good business plan, no?
December 11, 9:16 pm | [comment link]
17. Tired of Hypocrisy wrote:
"No one wants what they make." Really? GM sales are still greater than Toyota in the U.S. and by a whisker in the world. Or, at least they were until the financial crisis and a daily dose of ignorant finger-wagging from pompous senators filled the airwaves each night. Honestly, millions of dollars of free negative advertising from dull witted senators is the best way to create the self-fulfilling prophecy of a collapsed domestic auto industry any foreign carmaker could ask for.
December 11, 11:01 pm | [comment link]
18. Alice Linsley wrote:
Kentucky's own, Mitch McConnell, says what most of us are thinking: Where's my bailout? The Fed rewards bankers and car builders for poor management, penalizes the competent, and never considers cutting the average American a break. Something stinks and the stink is growing stronger.
December 11, 11:08 pm | [comment link]
19. Tired of Hypocrisy wrote:
No, Mr. Jeff, there is no way to prevent the "accusation" of hypocrisy, but there are ways to avoid being an actual hypocrite: Hold yourself to the same standards as those you hold others to. For example, if a senator wants to point the finger at people whose income is lower than their expenses, he might consider voting to cut government expenses, starting with his own benefits and privileges, to levels commensurate with revenues. He might consider voting for measures that fully fund future social security obligations, like the domestic automakers are required to do for their pension obligations.
December 12, 12:00 am | [comment link]
20. Br. Michael wrote:
My brother has always suggested that we tripple Congressional salaries and require that they be paid out of Government surplus.
December 12, 4:20 am | [comment link]
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What Time of Year Is It? (Year 4 Follow-up, Part 2)
Filed under: Economy, MSM Biz/Other Bias - TBlumer @ 11:15 am With all of the hubbub over other events, I'm not going to do a full-blown post on this, but I will get the related search results, so I can do a finale a couple of days before Christmas. Here goes (all from Google News as of about 11:00 a.m.): "holiday shopping season" - 20,509 results ... [Source: http://www.bizzyblog.com]
13 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 12, 2008.
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D**n, you are very reading-challenged and comprehension-challenged.
The post was about how the press describes shopping and layoffs during the Christmas season, and how the trends therein contribute to the credibility of a belief that there is indeed a war on Christmas.
I never discussed "this happy holidays trend. Not once.
The post, and the series, have nothing to do with how people greet each other.
You don't have an argument, so you constantly change the subject.
Merry Christmas.
Comment by TBlumer - December 12, 2008 @ 11:59 am
Ok, so I got a little off topic. What can I say, this whole "war on Christmas" BS gets on my nerves.
Did you ever think to try your Google searches to see how often Christmas comes up in searches related to hiring? Holiday hiring still leads (but then holiday is the all inclusive term), but it's more of a 60%-40% split. But that must not be relevant.
Comment by David - December 12, 2008 @ 1:04 pm
["holiday season" hiring] - 1,302 results (92%)
["Christmas season" hiring] - 114 results (8%)
The Christmas season is one-third or less likely to be mentioned with "hiring" as Christmas is likely to be associated with "layoffs."
QED
Thank you for your support.
Comment by TBlumer - December 12, 2008 @ 1:24 pm
Did you search for "Christmas season" layoffs? Try again there Blumer, we could both manipulate our search terms to show we're right here.
http://news.google.com/news?sourceid=mozilla-search&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&tab=wn&hl=en&nolr=1&q=christmas+hiring&btnG=Search
http://news.google.com/news?sourceid=mozilla-search&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&tab=wn&hl=en&nolr=1&q=holiday+hiring&btnG=Search
Comment by David - December 12, 2008 @ 2:05 pm
Your searches are actually on christmas hiring (2038) and holiday hiring (3052). I'll throw in holidays hiring (plural - 1103).
This puts us into about the same place as layoffs. About 25% relate to Christmas, 75% to holiday(s). That's funny, because everyone I know without exception who goes to the stores says they're doing "Christmas shopping." So people getting hired for the season must be getting hired because of ….. Christmas.
The problem is that there are no prior-year metrics to compare.
Comment by TBlumer - December 12, 2008 @ 4:34 pm
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No More Czars, Please | Anything Peaceful
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An Improper Attack on Religion| Christianpost.com
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QUAERITUR: Tips for jumping into the deep end of the Latin Breviarium Romanum
CATEGORY: "How To..." - Practical Notes, ASK FATHER Question Box, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM - Fr. John Zuhlsdorf @ 8:29 am From a reader: So, I've resolved to get a Breviarum Romanum set, but I was holding out for Baronius Press' because it is rumored to have both Latin and English text. However, it would seem that the Baronius set is the stuff of myth (... [Source: http://wdtprs.com]
17 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 17, 2008.
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I have been wondering if there is forum on the internet anywhere, where people learning the EF breviary could ask questions. I have been praying it for some time, but still wonder about things that are not clear in the rubrics (e.g. when kneeling from the collect onward on ferias of Advent, what do you do at prime where there are three collects with other material between them?).
Anyway I made the switch to Latin in this way: Prayed LOH in English for several years. Started taking Latin. Started praying parts of compline in Latin. Had a bilingual LOH book for Lauds and Vespers, prayed it in Latin (continually looking at the English). I then purchased the Latin LOH and used that each day (where possible). When couldn't understand something, I just kept going, keeping a general intention to pray with the Church. I then used a bilingual copy of the Breviarium Romanum (the one that Baronius is supposed to be reprinting). The bilingual copy allowed me to see the rubrics in english (which can be purchased separately now). Finally, I began to use an all Latin copy. On feast days etc., if I do not understand something, I often refer to breviary.net. Even now, I do not demand from myself total comprehension. However, the psalms are familiar enough that I almost always know the sense of what I am saying. My comprehension of readings vary. I think that using an all Latin copy really accelerated my understanding of the Latin. When the English was there, and when I was first starting out praying in Latin, there was a real temptation to look at the English every few seconds.
Comment by Mark - 11 December 2008 @ 4:48 pm
I am thrilled to see that some commentators understand that having a vernacular text alongside the Latin is useless at best, and most likely a hindrance. Why? Because Latin must be understood in Latin. Forget your vernacular if you want to learn Latin. But "I don't understand", you might say. Well, give it time. And anyway, you still don't understand it even if someone translates it for you. You just understand the translation. You're fooling yourself thinking that you're making progress, while actually, you're slowing yourself down.
Comment by Andreas - 11 December 2008 @ 5:04 pm
I wholeheartedly agree with Andreas. Latin must be understood in Latin.
That is why I said it was important to understand why this and that in Latin mean this and that, and why a translation is often a hindrance in this process, as compared to a dictionary and a grammar. The most important step in really learning a language is when one stops translating, when things in that language have their own sense, often impossible to translate.
I.e., "Se promener" is not the French for "to walk aimlessly". It is a different thing. Likewise, "to stand" does not mean "être debout". Nonetheless, those are the translations that would ordinarily be given within a text.
Any text has several layers of meaning, and most of them are lost in translation. There is simply no word in one language that corresponds to another word in another language (in Portuguese, "pai" is a father of children and "padre" is a priest; after Vatican II, the First Person of the Most Holy Trinity ceased to be Deus Padre and became Deus Pai, changing the Our Father, the Credo…), no turn of phrase that corresponds with another, etc. In order to understand Latin, one must understand what is said in Latin, not the translation someone made.
I have my fair share of academical degrees in translation, and I have been studying it and working with it for a few decades now, and I can tell you they are quite overrated. There is no such a thing as a perfect translation; the use of translations in learning a language is very limited, and must be strictly rationed.
It is easy to see what I mean when one uses a bilingual missal: how often have you passed beyond the "this Latin text means this English text" and really understood why the Latin word ended with this and not that desinence? Even when one sings or repeats the words, quite often they are not much more than a sequence of sounds whose "meaning" is understood to be an English sentence.
For instance, "Dominus meus et Deus meus" is not "My Lord and my God", as you could perfectly well say "My lord and my God" while directly addressing Him (such as in "My Lord and my God, help me learn Latin!"), while for that use you would need to use the vocative ("Domine…") instead of the nominative ("Dominus…") in Latin. It would be closer to "[Behold] My Lord and my God", or "My Lord and my God [is here]". And so on. The perfect translation does not exist, and it will more often than not lead us astray from many layers of meaning.
Comment by Carlos Ramalhete - 11 December 2008 @ 6:01 pm
As a seminarian on my pastoral internship year, I find it very difficult to find time to pray the full Divine Office in the 1962 form. I sometimes have to struggle even to be faithful to saying all the hours in the Liturgia Horarum, or the English Liturgy of the Hours. I prefer the Traditional Roman Breviary to the modern Office (in Latin or the vernacular), because I find the Traditional prayers and choice of readings to be much more theologically rich. I would really like to be able to pray the 1962 Roman Breviary in full each day, even though I very rarely have the opportunity of attending an Extraordinary Form Mass.
I was wondering if there are any priests here who do pray the 1962 Office regularly, while celebrating Mass principally in the Ordinary Form. Do you find difficulties adapting to the fact that you follow different calendars for the Mass and for the Office? Also, how would you go about finding the time, with your priestly ministry, to pray the entire 1962 faithfully every day, without falling into the temptation of grouping several hours together into one (like Terce, Sext and None)?
Thanks for any advice you may be able to provide me with.
Comment by Seminarian - 11 December 2008 @ 7:32 pm
I am surprised the shorter Angelus (now on sale!) set features Prime and Sext for weekdays and not Lauds and Vespers. Any idea why? I though the latter two were the more important hours.
Comment by Ken - 17 December 2008 @ 8:06 am
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It snowed the other morning north of Boston. It was the first, early snowfall of the season, if you ...
My 11-year-old woke and from her bedroom upstairs, and I heard a noise that sounded like she stepped on a puppy's tail. She was squealing not about sledding or school closings, as you might expect. Instead, she hollered as she charged down the stairs, "Yippee! We've stopped global warming!" Her comment came without a hint of irony. How heartbreakin... [Source: http://www.annhandley.com]
19 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
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NWGuy // Dec 11, 2008 at 9:21 pm
Ann,
Thanks for the great post; I've had the argument that we didn't have a VCR. My wife won't let me translate that to a DVR, but with effort maybe we'll get there.
One minor quibble? Bobby Kennedy was in the mid-60s.
In terms of icons, you did bring back memories with Iron Eyes Cody but there was also Smokey the Bear (or am I off on years now?).
Alan Wolk // Dec 11, 2008 at 8:01 pm
Other memories coming back: "The Point" - Harry Nilson's animated fable, where the main role of Oblio was voiced by Bobby Brady himself (Mike Lookinland) - we spent 2 weeks minimum discussing this in school whatever grade I was in when it came out. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Point! and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjhTBZaVYfA )
Burbanked // Dec 12, 2008 at 6:13 am
Excellent post as ever, Ann, and your insight into our TV generation is terrific. I imagine that my earliest TV-watching years - 67-75 - must have been FILLED with all manner of socially-conscious and revolutionary content, but whether my parents shielded it or my siblings and I simply didn't seek it out, it didn't filter in.
My only memory of TV-related rebellion was that my mom refused to let us watch Hogan's Heroes in the fear that we'd grow up thinking of the Nazis as a bunch of wacky cut-ups. Naturally, we watched the show in secret, my finger nervously on the change-channel button while I waited for the sound of my mother's footfalls on the steps. To this day when I hear the Hogan theme music, I experience a sudden sense memory and the unsettling sensation that I'm doing something I'm not supposed to.
But one positive, vaguely socially insightful experience I also recall with a strong sense of purpose was the Schoolhouse Rock shorts, most of which were simply educational, but a few of which had political messages as well.
Tabitha Dunn // Dec 12, 2008 at 9:02 am
I love this article. I confess, I am not a boomer - I am a genX. but I had the influence of being a military brat and living all over the US and Europe. I even (gasp) didn't have a tv until I was ten. Imagine the look of utter confusion on my six year old daughter's face… she can't fathom no tv, much less having to watch commercials, no cable, no dvr, etc…
Picture this - at four she came wandering into the living room while I was watching CSI (yes, I am an admitted crime show addict). I asked her to go back to her computer game (sigh) and she snorted at me and said in her chiding voice - "Mom, it's not like it's real - it's only tv!" (-:
Dana Ironside // Dec 12, 2008 at 11:42 am
Between your post and everyone's comments so far, I've definitely been taken back in time. My daughter is the one at 6 who made me recycle. I admit, I always had guilt about not recycling (i was raised jewish in NY so most things come with some sort of guilt feeling both good and bad) so her little caring words about the environment forced me to act. How could I not? She was so persuasive.
But on my own childhood and your comment about being the 4th brady sister. That's impossible, you would have had to have been the fifth! I was the 4th one. I could have been a Partridge family sister in the band too but I knew I was just not musically inclined so I resigned myself to the cool brady kids. I think I would have ended up kissing either Peter or Bobby behind the scenes like Marcia kissed Greg.
Thanks for the memories and the insight.
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Twitter progress
CATEGORY: SESSIUNCULA - Fr. John Zuhlsdorf @ 10:33 am This Twitter thing is still a bit of a mystery to me. In the last week I have some 70 additional followers. Does anyone out there use Twitter very much or have observations about it? What applications does it have? I was looking for a way to let people know in a timely manner when there were new... [Source: http://wdtprs.com]
20 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 15, 2008.
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I too use twitter, Father (markadm).
I used to syndicate my blog to Twitter, and then use the Twitter application on Facebook to make that update my status. Quite nifty.
Comment by Mark M - 11 December 2008 @ 2:08 pm
I follow you on Twitter, Father. I tend to use it as a way to update my friends on what I'm doing, since we go to different universities. I have it set up so I get mobile updates - in that respect, it's like sending a public text message to multiple people, but it's easier to have a conversation and share links because it's tethered to the Internet.
I know Twitter is popular with politicians and organizations that have a group of defined followers who will become Twitter "followers". This sort of application is good for updating that base on relevant or interesting activities (something more substantial, I suppose, than my kind of updates, which are usually "what I am eating right now" or "how I feel about final exams"). So far, I've been interested to see what you are up to on Twitter, Father. I think it can find a useful niche in your online activity.
Comment by W. Joseph Schrift - 11 December 2008 @ 2:48 pm
I agree with pretty much everything that people are saying but one of the awesome things about social networking/twitter like apps is being able to see into the life of. What I mean by that is it's an awesome way to build rapport. I don't care that you ate noodles with hot peanut sauce for lunch this afternoon, but i do like to see your blog posts on twitter. I do like to know what you are up to as well, so if it is eating, reading your brievary, saying mass, having a meeting etc. GREAT! I'm much more apt to forward your posts on if I know and like you. I already do from going to your masses occasionally when you are/were in town (St. Paul) or hearing/seeing you on Fox but not everyone is as fortunate as I, in that sense.
However much some people disagree with me it would be so nice if the Church, which is always under constant criticism, would be a little bit more transparent. The more transparent the more people are willing to respect what the church is because they know it inside and out. Same things with Priests today. What is a Priest life like? Maybe more interesting, what is a Rogue Priests life like? ;) It's nice to be able to relate with our clergy. So maybe next time we see each other we can trade secrets about Hot Chocolate or iphone apps…who cares? The thing is I get to know a little bit more about a priest I know and really like. Makes building a bond a whole bunch easier!
Of course their are limits to everything but that is what I get out of twitter and why it has worked well for our business and my networking. My $.02.
Thanks for you're great work.
Comment by joeolson14 - 11 December 2008 @ 4:01 pm
Just saw this post from True Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter Blog:
On Twitter Etiquette and Why I Think People Are Hooked On Twitter
http://catholicprodigaldaughter.blogspot.com/2008/12/on-twitter-etiquette-and-why-i-think.html
Comment by Suzanne Sadler - 11 December 2008 @ 4:22 pm
I have been on Twitter for over a year and it has been nice as more and more Catholics are using it.
As for applications. I am currently using TweetDeck which runs on multiple operating systems and has a bunch of option.
Comment by Jeffrey L Miller - 11 December 2008 @ 4:52 pm
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Properties In Spain
Posted in Great Sites, Real Estate, Vacation and Travel on Dec 18, 2006 Do you watch Home and Garden TV? I enjoy watching a number of programs on that channel. I must say that their garden programing has gone downhill as there's very few garden programs on these days, and when they are on it's like five or six a.m.. Poor programming times if you as... [Source: http://feverishthoughts.com]
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Social Media Netiquette
By Kevin Purdy, 5:30 AM on Thu Dec 11 2008, 1,820 views Social media maven (and Lifehacker alumnus) Tamar Weinberg has written up "The Ultimate Social Media Etiquette Handbook" over at her Techipedia blog, and, based on the breadth of advice and coverage of networking apps, it's not an inaccurate title. Learn what not to do to benefit from LinkedIn... [Source: http://lifehacker.com]
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Reasons to Hire a Tax Law Attorney
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Best Book Blogs
Blogs.com are inviting people to submit lists of their 10 best blogs. I have submitted a list of 10 of my best book blogs which you can see here. Appologies to those blogs I missed off; it was really hard to pick just 10, and in the end it was a bit of sticking a pin in a list. There are lots of other lists on Blogs.com on all sorts of categories, ... [Source: http://juxtabook.typepad.com]
10 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 17, 2008.
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Goodness, I feel very honoured, thank you! Must try to live up to it now.
Posted by: GeraniumCat | December 14, 2008 at 05:00 PM
Thank you for your thanks folks! I should add that you can submit 10 blogs in any categries you like, and it is quite good fun till you get to the point when you have to leave some of your favuourites out because you can only submit 10!
Posted by: Juxtabook | December 14, 2008 at 08:11 PM
Oh gee thanks! Must actually go and write something about books now intead of wittering on about eggs.
Posted by: Jane | December 17, 2008 at 06:08 PM
Oh gee thanks! Must actually go and write something about books now intead of wittering on about eggs.
Posted by: Jane | December 17, 2008 at 06:08 PM
You're welcome Jane - and I'm sure you never witter!
Posted by: Juxtabook | December 17, 2008 at 07:19 PM
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A Million Monkeys
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6 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 14, 2008.
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Jude Hardin said...
Just stopped by to say hi, Jon.
Hi, Jon!
Word verification=nessisms
Quirky things a lake monster might say?
December 11, 2008 12:04 PM
LurkerMonkey said...
Jude, too funny. My nessism for the day: "If you run low on ink, squeeze a squid."
Hey, Erica. I'd never read Mr. Parrish's blog before. Quite the spirited discussion over there. Anyway, I think rejections are like hail. It stings for a second, then bounces off. Hopefully ...
December 11, 2008 1:52 PM
spyscribbler said...
Wow, your own blog! I always see "JVZ" on Erica's blog, and I've never known who this "JVZ" person is. :-)
Congratulations on your new blog!
December 11, 2008 2:40 PM
LurkerMonkey said...
Thanks, Spy. I must admit that I've wondered who Spy Scribbler/Natasha Fondren/pseudo is before! You know, the truth is, I'm slow on the uptake sometimes, but I figured it was finally time to join the modern world. :)
December 11, 2008 2:44 PM
Erica Orloff said...
Spy:
I am "Charlie" and JVZ is Farrah Fawcett (or he can take his pick). He and I are in a critique group together and after I moved, I continued to call in (patch in conference call/speaker phone).
E
P.S. Jon--I just realized, I have a WEBCAM now. We could SKYPE me into a laptop and I could physically SEE you all and be in the room!
December 11, 2008 2:46 PM
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Die größten Blogs Deutschlands
Es gibt viele Methoden, Blogs zu messen. Eine "richtige" Methode gibt es nicht, da es auf die jeweilige Perspektive ankommt. Interessiert vor allem, wie "einflussreich" ein Blog ist, dann ist die Anzahl der Verlinkungen und Querverweise auf die Posts dieses Blogs interessant. Soll dagegen die Relevanz des Blogs als Newsmedium gemessen werden, dann ... [Source: http://www.whatsyourplace.de]
15 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 17, 2008.
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Kopfschüttler Says:
December 13th, 2008 at 12:24 am
> Blogs mit Blogs vergleichen ist eh Kokolores.
> Hat was von Schülerzeitungsranking
Ich lach mich weg!
Der Frank vom Marketing-Blog, der hat da aber echt was verstanden.
Weisse bescheid?
Klaus-Martin Says:
December 14th, 2008 at 10:05 am
alexa ermittelt für den interview-blog 146.000. das reicht eigentlich für eine gute mittelfeldposition in dieser liste. aber wir sind nicht zu sehen?
leu Says:
December 14th, 2008 at 1:32 pm
cool! ich bin dabei.
Ulrike Langer Says:
December 15th, 2008 at 2:56 pm
Basic Thinking ist nicht der einzige Ausreißer. Bildblog auf Platz 90 finde ich auch sehr merkwürdig, wenn es nur um den Traffic geht und nicht um die Tatsache, dass man da nicht kommentieren kann.
oneside Says:
December 17th, 2008 at 6:19 pm
Na, da fehlt doch unser Blog in der Liste…
Schade!
Gruß
Oneside
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10th Dec, 2008
Catching up on XForms, XRX, XProc, and Orbeon I recently spent a little time looking at open source components we could assemble to provide a basic web form authoring solution embedded within one of our SaaS offerings. Rather than full-blown Web Content Management, all that the solution really called for was the ability for non-technical users to e... [Source: http://ecmarchitect.com]
3 comments in conversation. Last comment found December 16, 2008.
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Excellent post! I am looking forward to more. Do you think that not having to convert forms data into objects and relational tables save you time? How much?
By: Dan McCreary on December 11th, 2008
at 9:09 am
I was thinking of trying the Orbeon stuff on Sling after having lunch with Erik from Orbeon last week, so I'm happy to see that you beat me to it and that it was so easy!
As there's no forms processing/design functionality in Sling currently, I'd be very interested in pursuing the idea (I'm one of the Sling committers) - please keep us posted about your progress!
By: Bertrand Delacretaz on December 11th, 2008
at 10:31 am
Great to hear about your experience with Orbeon and Sling. Note that Form Builder/Form Runner has a REST API for persistence, and the basic CRUD operation should be easy to integrate with Sling. Search might be a little harder.
http://wiki.orbeon.com/forms/doc/contributor-guide/form-builder-integration-notes
-Erik
By: Erik Bruchez on December 11th, 2008
at 2:32 pm
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מאת שירלי:
12 בדצמבר, 2008 בשעה 11:17
איתי,
קודם כל תודה, תמיד יש מה ללמוד מהפוסטים שלך.
הפוסט הספציפי השאיר אותי עם כמה שאלות.
האלמנטים אליהם הפנית את תשומת הלב בפתרון משברים באינטרנט הינם:
1:שקיפות (איך מותחים קו מעל???)או הסרת המסכות
2:התמדה במדיניות
3:מהירות תגובה
4:הפן הרגשי
כמו שאני מבינה חבריך אורי ברוכין וירדן לוינסקי נהגו בדרך זו כיוון שכך הם נוהגים בכל פן בחייהם,כך הם מנהלים יחסי תקשורת,הכנות שמאפיינת אותם באה לידי ביטוי גם ביחסם לקהל הקוראים והבלוגרים שלהם ולא להיפך.(שאפו!!)
בעיניין מהירות התגובה וההתמדה במדיניות אני מסכימה איתך בהחלט.
האם היית מציע לכל בעל חברה לנהוג כך כיוון שישתלם לו לנהוג כך בעסקים ,גם אם להיות כנה בניהול משברים עסקיים באינטרנט ומחוצה לו זו המסכה?
האם שימוש במסכה של "כנות" ושל "שותפות רגשית" עם קהל הלקוחות בזמן משבר תמיד יעמוד לזכות בעל העסק?גם אם זו רק מדיניות להתמודדות בזמן משבר ולאו דווקא המדיניות הקיימת?
מאת יוסי קרצ'מר:
13 בדצמבר, 2008 בשעה 16:15
אני נוהג לקרוא בלוגים באתר רשימות והוא נראה לי אתר רציני ומעניין, במידה רבה תודות למנהליו. בחירת הכותבים וניהול האתר הם גורמים רציניים לכך שהתגובות כל כך חמות ומעודדות כלפי מנהלי האתר.
זאת נקודה חשובה מאד, שכדאי לציין אותה כאשר מדברים על נפילת האתר.
עוד הערה: אתר רשימות איננו חברה, איננו שייך לחברה מסחרית והיחס אליו איננו יחס אל חברה. היחס אליו הוא אל מישהו חברי, מישהו מעודד, מישהו שנותן שירות חשוב.
מאת איתי בנר:
15 בדצמבר, 2008 בשעה 9:37
@שירלי: תודה בעד הקומפלימנט. המטאפורה של המסכה קצת בעייתית כאן, אני מודה. אני רוצה לפתח את התובנה הזו עוד קצת, ולהעלות אותה בתגובה נפרדת בהמשך היום/מחר, במקום לומר משהו בחופזה כרגע (חייב לצאת לפגישה עוד דקה).
@יוסי: אתה צודק בדבריך, וציינתי גם אני בגוף הפוסט את הנקודה. לטעמי, כל האתגר של בעלי עסקים הוא ליצור מצב שבו הם נתפסים כחברים, או לכל הפחות כנותני שירות חשוב ומעצים.
תודה!
מאת טל פורקוש:
16 בדצמבר, 2008 בשעה 16:03
איתי,
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