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Having some problems with tags and taxonomy
2008-05-07 12:41:00 This has caused a few posts to loose their comments. Working on it.
By: Brillianter.com
The Geography and Taxonomy of Political Manipulation
2008-01-06 09:06:00 More great stuff from Joachim Martillo - this is actually Martillo at his finest. When he's good, he's great, but I find him somewhat erratic for my Leftist tastes. This time he riffs on a variety of subjects.Starting off, he quotes critical Jew Phillip Weiss. Weiss is great! He's one of the best Jews today writing on the Jewish Question. Critical without being anti-Semitic, he hits the nail on the head.Personally, I despise Chris Matthews, a fake self-proclaimed liberal with his finger to the wind. He blew it for me when he got on the anti-Bill Clinton bandwagon in the 1990's. Not that I had much love for Bill, but it was shameful of Matthews to support the hyper-corrupt reactionary Republican anti-Clinton project.What Weiss is talking about below is Jewish money in US politics - specifically big Jewish money in Democratic Party politics. Black votes plus Jewish money = US Democratic Party winning team. This is the dirty little secret of the recent Democratic Party game plan th...
By: Robert Lindsay
A Review of the New Digg Images and Universal Taxonomy Implementation
2007-12-30 22:07:00 Digg launched its highly anticipated images section. And while you've all come to expect my rants about Digg, I simply cannot deliver that this time around. I'll start by saying that I was at first skeptical about the pictures section. Truthfully, I understand the reasoning behind separating videos and podcasts from news: videos and podcas5 Zoom(s)
A Taxonomy of Manipulation [denialism blog]
2007-07-26 02:59:00 Seth Stevenson over at Slate describes all 12 types of ads in the world and urges us to resist them all: To me, the 12 formats serve…well as a weapon of defense for the consumer under assault from endless advertising messages. It’s like learning how a magic trick works: Once the secret’s revealed, the trick loses all its power. Hat tip: Consumerist. Read the comments on this post… Original post by http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/-ScienceblogsCombinedFeed/~3/137-479601/a_taxonomy_of_manipulati-on.php
Real Estate Blog Taxonomy
2007-06-14 19:27:00 Greg Swann at the Bloodhound Blog is one of the great innovative thinkers when it comes to the interaction of the internet and real estate. He is working on a new project that is trying to develop a taxonomy of real estate blogs. Here is how he describes it. This is a first strike at ...
Taxonomy: What?s in a Name
2007-05-08 17:02:00 From Birdscope’s Elizabeth Quill and Miyoko Chu: What’s in a Name?, or, Science drives the often-bewildering changes to species check-lists. The check-list’s scientific frontier is not in the actual discovery of new species (the last such addition was Gunnison Sage-Grouse in 2000) but in new evidence about already known birds. For example, the Black-bellied ...
By: Migrations
How to find a Taxonomy Code
2007-03-24 17:08:00 Have you ever wondered where to find a Taxonomy code? Follow these instructions:1. Click on http://www.wpc-edi.com/codes/Co-des.asp2. Click on Health Care Provider Taxonomy Code Set under HIPAA-Related Code Lists3. Click on the + sign if your provider is a Non-Individual or Individual/Groups4. Search through the sections by clicking on the + |
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