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 [junkyard] Slashdot | Self-Replicating Robots: ABC News is running a story that self-replicating robots are no longer the stuff of science fiction. Scientists at Cornell University have created small robots that can build copies of themselves. Here is a movie demonstrating the self-replication process. And the paper that will be published in Thursdays issue of Nature.

 [Warping it up!] Self-Replicating Robots: News is running a story that self-replicating robots are no longer the stuff of science fiction. Scientists at Cornell University have created small robots that can build copies of themselves. Here is a movie demonstrating the self-replication process. And the paper that will be published in Thursdays issue of Nature.

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 [The Horses Mouth] Cheers folks! Have a good weekend. I off for a pint or two down at the local watering hole.: it a rest, you self-righteous git! Vanessa (slugs Claire): And you can shut up, meat-eater! Claire (... Provide free, searchable, access to MIT's course materials for educators, students, and self... on. Is this story worth a nation of 300 million people's attention? IMG ABC News investigates

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[Blog.holtz.com] a shel of my former self: Slashdot.org was the original blog. Before the term was first uttered, Slashdot was a place where anybody could open a topic on something to do with technology and others could comment. The software that makes it work has been freely available for others to use. In many ways, Slashdot (motto: “News for nerds.

[Blog.holtz.com] a shel of my former self: You don’t have to be a news outlet or a blogger to take advantage of RSS. The city of San Carlos, California, has introduced its first RSS feed, “What’s New on the Web.” According to the trade Government Technology, “This will enable interested Internet viewers with RSS enabled software to receive notification and copies of new information on the city’s Web site the same day it is posted, without visiting the Web site itself or the need for an email subscription.” The site is also employing Macromedia Flash Paper, which lets visitors view paper documents that download much faster than PDFs.

[Blog.holtz.com] a shel of my former self: comments: ... A weekly podcast for professional communicators from Shel Holtz, ABC and ... Slashdot.org was the original blog. Before the term was first uttered, ...

[Blog.holtz.com] a shel of my former self: Another impact of blogs, according to the article: “It’s about the digital footprints that bloggers leave behind. Because of their sheer numbers, blogs are becoming one of the largest archives of indexable content on the Web. That means that when someone goes to Google or Yahoo or Ask Jeeves to search for laptop computers, there’s a better than average chance they’ll run across a from-the-heart product review by a blogger.”

[Blog.holtz.com] a shel of my former self: You've found the blog of Shel Holtz, ABC, principal of Holtz Communication + Technology. I've been in corporate communications since the mid-1970s, online since the mid 1980s and on the Net since 1990. I wrote "Public Relations on the Net," among other books, manuals and articles.

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