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2007

Yearly Archive

Mar 27
2007

In the Center of It All: Colonial Williamsburg, April 2004 I am standing in the center of the maze behind the Governor’s Palace. (via Robby Edwards’ Photos)

Rachelle in the Maze: Colonial Williamsburg, April 2004 Rachelle poses for a photo while she is searching for the way out of the maze. (via Robby Edwards’ Photos)

Thomas Jefferson: Colonial Williamsburg, April 2004 Many of the historical figures are represented at Colonial Williamsburg. We had the opportunity to hear Thomas Jefferson speak on a variety of topics. The fun part began when he took questions from the audience. Many people forgot that he was “in period” and talked to him as if […]

Happiness Is a Smiling Baby (via Robby Edwards’ Photos)

Desktop Tower Defense

Desktop Tower Defense Very fun and very addictive!

Mar 26
2007

Congress Must Make Clear Copyright Laws To Protect Consumers — The Wall Street Journal.

Congress Must Make Clear Copyright Laws To Protect Consumers — The Wall Street Journal. Walt Mossberg wants Congress to rethink the DMCA: “Congress is the real villain here, for having failed to pass a modern copyright law that protects average consumers, not just big content companies.”

Techdirt: Walt Mossberg Asks Congress To Rewrite The DMCA

Techdirt: Walt Mossberg Asks Congress To Rewrite The DMCA Right on!

Victor Davis Hanson on Movies and History on National Review Online

Victor Davis Hanson on Movies and History on National Review Online Is the movie 300 historically accurate?

Flickr Api Explorer – flickr.photos.search

Flickr Api Explorer – flickr.photos.search

Space Station 77 | video

Space Station 77 | video A virtual re-creation of Disneyland’s Space Mountain ride

Boing Boing: DMCA’s author says the DMCA is a failure, blames record industry

Boing Boing: DMCA’s author says the DMCA is a failure, blames record industry

Boing Boing: Fair use 1: James Joyce’s grandson 0

Boing Boing: Fair use 1: James Joyce’s grandson 0 Score one for Fair Use