101. Christopher Lydon Interviews... : Christopher Lydon Interviews Dick morris an entirely new age in Americanpolitics . We got here, in morris s quick summary, by push and pull. http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/lydon/2003/12/11

Christopher Lydon Interviews... Dick Morris: "an entirely new age in American politics" I begin to understand why Bill Clinton loved him. Dick Morrisstill maneuvering the broad intersection of power and opinion, media and moneyis quick and cool with sticky soundbites. He's a man of the next not the last campaign (likely in Morris' business to be in Brazil, or Japan or Russia). He's unsentimental about the interests and a lot of the people he's served, including himself. In conversation he got right to the point about the end of the Media Age (Lyndon Johnson and later Richard Nixon bombing the grassrootsy politics of Barry Goldwater and George McGovern with TV spots) and the start of the Internet Era. In the late 1960s and early '70s, the power-to-the-the-people moments, both right and left, "lasted like the Prague summer," Morris chuckled. But now people power is back. "From 1972 to 1999 or 2000 we had what I see as the Media Age in American politicswhich empowered guys like me who do television commercials, fundraisers, fat-cat donors, special interests and a handful of people who became the new political elite. But starting, I think, with Clinton beating impeachment in '99, and going through the Dean campaign of 2004... the media is losing its power in politics and the Internet is gaining it." And still, apparently sophisticated people say "what's a blog?" and give Dick Morris the same blank stare they give you and me at the mention of this mysterious Internet transformation. I wanted to hear what he tells the innocents and the doubters. "Well," Morris said, "how do you think Bill Clinton survived impeachment but for blogs and MoveOn and all of that? Where did the anti-globalization movement gets its strength from? Certainly not the mainstream media! Where did the right wing get its strength from? And the anti-Clinton stuff? Where is the Dean candidacy from?

102. Inmate Escape Information Search Corrections Offender Network. Inmate Escape Information Search. Visitor 589 575 since 03/31/1998. Search Hints Click here to search all Corrections Offender Databases at once. Race ALL. AMERICAN http://www.dc.state.fl.us/escapedinmates/search.asp

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103. CLabs Blogki cLabs Blogki. http://www.clabs.org/blogki/

cLabs Blogki ComputersAndTechnology AgileDevelopment Fri May 28 2004 01:42 PM GMT Uncle Bob writes today about the tortoise and the hare . It's an excellent post, nice and concise, though I think he could've made his point about speed a little clearer. The entire post promotes quality over speed, but then he slips this paragraph in the middle: Over the years I've published a lot about design principles, design patterns, and development practices that can help teams keep their code clean and flexible. However, these principles, patterns, and practices are only of use to the folks who take the time to use them. Interestingly enough, these are the same folks who will get done faster, and better, than those who don't take the time. Ultimately you can have your cake complete with table, chair, fork and napkin: quality and speed. The point is we're running a marathon, so pace yourself, and prepare yourself for management of a huge codebase. As a tangential bonus, he threw in a paragraph that would tie in nicely to my MakingBadProgrammersCare stuffs: I was with a team the other day, and the manager of the team said to them: "I want this code to be ... high quality. ... Nobody remembers the speed, they only remember the mess. So do it right". The programmers looked at him skeptically. Their

104. TradeWars Files TradeWars Files. http://www.cadenhead.org/projects/tradewars/index.shtml

TradeWars Files Download TradeWars 2 by Chris Sherrick and John Morris Interview with TradeWars 2002 Developer Gary Martin

105. SMOKEHAMMER || Audio Update 12th February. NEWS. Bush whacked 2 video 14mb Quicktime requiredTo download this file to your desk top (mac)ctrl/click save to http://www.thesmokehammer.com/

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