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The big toe breaks the surface

Well, I can see from the cobwebs on the furniture and the dust covering the light fixtures that it's been a while. It's going to take a bit of time to r…

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A bit of humor

Download file The source of this hilarious skit is cloudy (much like George W. Bush's "honorable" service in the National Guard where we spent $1…

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Relevant Publications

Relevant Publications - See the Blotter Spotter Summary below Stefan Leigh, Jonathan Phillips, Patrick Grother, Alan Heckert, Andrew Ruhkin, Elaine Newton, Mar…

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Professor Frischmann's paper now available

An Economic Theory of Infrastructure (and a Normative Argument for Promoting Sustainable Infrastructure Commons) is now available.   He presented this paper as…

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Jorge Cortell

Monday September 20, 2004 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Room 180 Free and Open to all! Lunch Served Jorge will speak about a research he's undertaken in Spain which sha…

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Visiting the US & Disinfopedia

I just arrived in the US for a four month visit to Stanford where I will mainly dwell hidden from the sun in serveral libraries in order to pursue my thesis. I…

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Just a few random comments today

I am still having technical problems... so I am currently still blogging over at academiccopyright.typepad.com.   Right now, I'm just starting to concentrat…

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My First Blog Entry - The BLOTTER SPOTTER

Welcome to my CIS blog! One of the main topics covered here will be online blotters -- that is, online records of people who have been arrested but not convict…

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Bio Bits on E-Newton

Elaine Newton is a doctoral candidate in the Engineering and Public Policy Department at Carnegie Mellon University and has been a researcher for the RAND Corpo…