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Stop the biggest threat to Internet freedom
Amazing! We smashed our 2 million target as we delivered to key decision-makers in Brussels this week -- let's get to 3 million before the crucial parliamentary debates Posted: 25 January 2012 Last week, 3 million of us beat back America's attack on our Internet! --- but there is an even bigger threat out there, and our global movement for freedom online is perfectly poised to kill it for good.
While working on Open Gov Data it became clear to us that there are lots of European initiatives, data sets and examples that are hard to find outside their own language area. Currently we're not a whole lot of examples, but have many more on the todo list. It makes sense to also have a look at that todo list , as there you will find URLs before they show up here on the site, and with a back log of 300+ URLs it's a richer resource right now. So all items for the Netherlands would e.g. be http://delicious.com/tag/ourdata+netherlands , and all initiatives for the Netherlands would be http://delicious.com/tag/ourdata+netherlands+initiative We hope these pointers can serve as a source of inspiration, as a source of awareness, and as a source of leverage in dealing with your own government.
Our Data | Giving an European overview of public government data, existing mash-ups and policy initiatives
No to Age Banding
... the neat sorting-out of books into age ranges, so dear to publishers, has only a very sketchy relation with the habits of any real readers. Those of us who are blamed when old for reading childish books were blamed when children for reading books too old for us. No reader worth his salt trots along in obedience to a time-table. CS Lewis (1952 essay On three ways of writing for children , collected in Of Other Worlds (latest edition, Harvest Books 2002) This website was set up by writers and other professionals who believe that the proposal to put an age-banding figure on books for children is ill-conceived and damaging to the interests of young readers.
CD Baby: a little CD store with the best new independent music
This long awaited album features all the most popular tracks used in the movie trailers for the biggest blockbusters out there, including Star Trek, Prince of Persia, Twilight, 2010, Pirates of the Caribbean, Wall-E and many more! DOWNLOAD DIGITAL BOOKLET HERE: http://www.twostepsfromhell.com/TSFH_Invincible.pdf Album produced by Two Steps From Hell. www.twostepsfromhell.com All cues orchestrated and arranged by Thomas Bergersen, Nick Phoenix and Petr Pololanik Special Thanks to: Petr Pololanik, Troels Folmann, Claudia Phoenix, Alec Phoenix, Finn, Anne & Sophie Bergersen, Hans Zimmer, Justin Harris, Doug Rogers, Russell Emanuel, Rae Macdonald, Lisa Watkins, Glenn Frank, Craig Sharmat, Oistein Eide, Pierre Martin, Colin O'Malley, Derek Hendrickx, Bosendorfer and Alka Seltzer All cues mastered by Nick and Thomas at Remote Control, Santa Monica Copyright 2006-2010 - Two Steps From Hell LLC. (ASCAP) Sleeve and PDF Design by Steven R.Bacula is a set of Open Source, computer programs that permit you (or the system administrator) to manage backup, recovery, and verification of computer data across a network of computers of different kinds. Bacula is relatively easy to use and efficient, while offering many advanced storage management features that make it easy to find and recover lost or damaged files. In technical terms, it is an Open Source, network based backup program . Bacula.org is the community home of the Bacula project, for developers and contributors. You can find the latest release of Bacula here, along with full documentation. Most of the Bacula source code is released under the AGPL version 3 license.
