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  Bradford Plumer: Seth Jones has a new Brookings report on "The Rise of Europe's Defense Industry." Don't laugh! European states, it seems, are biting fingernails over the dominance of America's defense tech industry, and have been slowly integrating their own defense industries for quite some time, no longer collaborating quite as much with the United States on military research and development, as was the case during the Cold War. (via Cosmos)

 [Downes.ca] Edu_Rss: Another reason to care about web standards It's partly intellectual curiosity on my part as much as anything, but I'm always interested in following the debate over the issue of web standards--the push to encourage/cajole/force web developers to create web pages and web applications that conform to a published set of standards, and more importantly, to create pressure on the browser manufacturers to honor those standards. This is meaningless to the average Web user, but the implications are far-reaching in terms of where the Web...

 [Highbeam.com] HighBeam Research: The TrueTalk Blog Why do people like Target so much? Learn more about Blogging using HighBeam by visiting our Blog enhancer demo and our Blogging tutorial .

[Boosman.com] pseudorandom: Thermal Depolymerization: Some of us here on this blog are speaking of ‘efficiencies’ wrt energy transferences in bio/organic chemistry. TDP takes organic molecules (biomolecules of turkey ‘waste’ as one example), ‘breaks these down’ to ‘simpler’ molecules of hydrocarbons, ‘removes’ the non H and C elements, and assembles hydrocarbon chains into what they (we) call “oil”.

[Ncf.ca] ::: wood s lot ::: February 16-28, 2003: ''Brown'' is a series of reflections on what should become our national refusal of self-serving pieties. He is exploring -- and discovering -- the hypocrisies and ironies of race as America has insisted on defining it;

 [Multiagent.com] MultiAgent.com: Magenta has developed a very effective agent-based technology aimed atsupporting enterprise business processes characterised by a large number ofvariables, high variety and frequent occurrence of unpredictable externalevents. Magenta Multi-Agent Platform (comprising Multi-Agent Engine,Ontology Management Toolset, Virtual Market Extensions and Visual ComponentsLibrary) enables a rapid development of the application software for thedesign, planning, scheduling and management of enterprise resources, whichadds a significant value to key enterprise business processes.

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