"The points raised by reviewers may not be difficult to understand, but the review may have been assembled quickly, and it may require careful attention. It is probably a good idea to read the comments at different times after you have accepted the fact that reviewers found problems with the paper. Authors should also pay serious attention to the editor’s letter. In the letter to the author the editor will often provide additional guidance for the author, sometimes explaining the points raised by the reviewers, sometimes telling the author which criticisms are the most important. The letter from the editor is also important for what it does not say."
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""With decentralized fetching of metadata (torrents) we don't need to rely on a single server that stores and distributes torrent files," reads the the statement on the Pirate Bay site. "This is what we consider to be the future. Faster and more stability for the users because there is no central point to rely upon." The statement also noted that "the decentralized system for finding peers is so well developed ... there is no need to run a tracker anymore, so it will remain down! It's the end of an era.""
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Eruntics, Memetics, and Other Purple Sciences. In which Kirby abuses the language. « Seattle Rhymes with Cupcake. h1. Displaced Rantypants. November 18, 2009. I've started a second blog to talk about the issues with the funding and fee ...
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MEMETICS « gozarks.com weblog: The Art of Memetics MEMETICS « gozarks.com weblog - http://gozarks.wordpress.com/2009… 7 hours ago from “memetics” - Google Blog… - Comment - Like Still, as memetics clearly points out, humanity…
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Still, as memetics clearly points out, humanity has the power to transcend 4-F reactions by 'choosing' to 'look at things differently', ie: to 'rise above' our engendered behavior code. That is, at base-line in our unique humanness we ...
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security memetics: zoo ninja spam: The Art of Memetics security memetics: zoo ninja spam - http://www.secmeme.com/2009… 8 hours ago from “memetics” - Google Blog… - Comment - Like security memetics. Monday, November 16, 2009. zoo…
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"What’s happened with the Twitter and Linkedin connection is that most people have simply connected Twitter to Linkedin without using the #in tag. The result is that a lot of non-professional tweets and responses to people in twitter are showing up on Linkedin, but the material isn’t really relevant to Linkedin as a social networking site. This diminishes the usefulness of Linkedin, in terms of status updates, because many of the status updates aren’t relevant to the purpose for using Linkedin."
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"Anyone can use the Esozone name for an unconference as long as they follow the protocol: Free. Sponsorships, voluntary donations, and tips are allowed, but tickets, fees, and mandatory donations are not. Selling merchandise, refreshments, etc. is ok. Open. We understand some Esozones will have limited space, but attendence should not be limited to a certain group people or be “invite only.” Example: If an Esozone: UT Austin were being planned, it could NOT be limited to only UT students. Pre-Registration limits, first come first served entry, etc. are allowed. This does not mean that people can’t be ejected if they cause disruptions. Unconference. Some pre-scheduled material may be incorporated, but Esozones will follow unconference principals and allow participants to set the agenda. Anyone can post a session."
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security memetics. Monday, November 16, 2009. zoo ninja spam · zoo-ninja-spam-final. by kurt wismer in lolthreats. 0 comments: Post a Comment · Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Navigate ...
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problems cannot be solved by the same thinking used to create them - #quote#einstein