This past year, bloggers came to the forefront of news and political reporting. It’s only natural to go to them now to see their predictions for 2003. Here’s a list of bloggers’ answers to 16 questions posed on issues facing us in 2003.
Miscellaneous
Let the 2002 recaps begin…
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The New York Times Magazine offers its Ideas of 2002, with some pretty interesting articles. Learn about stench warfare, enhanced clothing, remote-controlled rats, and more.
Yawn
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A Japanese study reveals that people who spend more than five hours in front of a computer screen each day report significantly higher complaints of sleep-related systems and mental stress. I’d write more about this article, but I’m just too tired.
A Pop-up Free Portal?
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Tired of pop-ups at Yahoo! or whatever portal you use? The people who brought you the pop-up monster iWon introduce MyWay, an ad and pop-up free environment. The site uses Google as its search engine. Gee, it looks like Yahoo! did when that site first debuted.
What do YOU believe?
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Curious about the faith that most closely matches your belief? Try Belief-o-Matic at Belief.net, and learn more about yourself. My results were dead-on with my beliefs, although Belief.net also thought I might be a Liberal Quaker.
Thanks to LLRX Buzz…
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9/11 by the numbers
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Speaking of PDF documents, The New York City Comptroller has issued One Year Later: The Fiscal Impact of 9/11. It’s a very interesting read.
Thanks to Exploded Library…
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for the nice link. Visit the Exploded Library if you get a chance — it’s a weblog maintained by a law librarian, and has some worthwhile, interesting entries. The site also has an RSS feed.
Thanks to The Virtual Chase
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Thanks to Genie Tyburski over at The Virtual Chase for the nice mention in her TVC Alert this morning. Check her site out if you haven’t already — it’s a terrific legal research resource.
Relief for Those of You with Low Resolution…
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For those of you who still run an 800×600 resolution on your monitors, your view of Inter Alia may have been a bit…well, askew. That has been fixed, so now you should be able to view it like everybody else.