Lewandowski/Maaß (Hg): Web-2.0-Dienste als Ergänzung zu algorithmischen Suchmaschinen. Berlin: Logos-Verlag, 2008 - VOLLTEXT Auf dieser Seite finden Sie den Volltext des Buchs “Web-2.0-Dienste als Ergänzung zu algorithmischen Suchmaschinen”, herausgegeben von Dirk Lewandowski und Christian Maaß, erschienen im August 2008 im Logos-Verlag Berlin. (tags: Books Articles) College@Home: 100 Free Library 2.0 Webinars and Tutorials Check out these resources to get [...]

Spy photographers caught the first shots of a mule for the successor to the the conquering Ferrari Enzo. The first thing that caught our eye on this type was the gigantic centrally mounted exhaust duct that sits neatly at the foot of the rear end. Judging by the incredible sound coming from this type, is palpable [...]

haha, totally agree with everything you said. I made a recap of this ep on my blog. The last Dan and Serena scene was like a scene from a trashy romance novel. The only thing missing was Dan's version of the "Fabio hair." =)

Volkswagen is planning to produce all-new Beetle, which is reportedly on imprints for a 2010 launch. The new VW Beetle will once again be styled in California and engineered in Germany. It will be allotment a platform with the next-generation Rabbit and the new Scirocco. The next-generation Beetle, on the other hand, is a stab to [...]

my bet is that because the x in html stands for extensible, that's why the extra finger. ;P

Good guess, Ari! Maybe the 'x' is used in the same context as 'X-Men' because you gotta be some kinda mutant to have 5 knuckles. Hehe.

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You're saying all the right things here. I also took another viewing to really warm up to Lebowski. As I just finished saying to your comment at LiC, it's all about the dialogue and it doesn't always hit me as funny until later when I start repeating it. I didn't laugh that much the first time I saw Raising Arizona, but it's endlessly repeatable and makes me laugh to this day.

I might be giving my new boyfriend a cinematic education of sorts (you’ll hear about his test results soon), but I’m far from a professor. A T.A., at most, I would say. I’m a cinephile, and I know more about movies that probably about 95% of the population, but compared to most cinema lovers, my [...]

Just a tip for those who are printing via a windoze print share. Make sure you have the windows print processor set to RAW mode. If you don't the printer will ignore what is sent to it. You will see the job being added to the windows print queue, and then it will mysterioulsy vanish. If this happens to you go to Properties>Advanced>Print Processor on the Windows machine and select "Canon iP1600 Print processor" and "RAW". Before anyone get's a hissy that I'm plugging into windows for my printing. I need the windows box to run my scanner in any case. Sane does not support it.

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Yes, the one-man show that is Killer's Kiss and then The Killing do display a playfulness and alacrity of technique that many unfamiliar with Kubrick's "early works" would most likely find quite surprising. The Asphalt Jungle, The Lavender Hill Mob, Rififi and The Killing are, I suppose, the four quintessential 1950s heist pictures. They all have many similarities and differences and would make an interesting "double double-bill." Le Cercle Rouge and Le Samourai by themselves illustrate just how influenced by Jean-Pierre Melville Tarantino has been, as he clearly sees great worth in playing with the motifs and atmospherics of classic films. Le Cercle Rouge definitely owes something to Rififi as Le Samourai owes something to This Gun for Hire . Interesting, too, that Sterling Hayden was in both The Asphalt Jungle and The Killing , portraying desperation personfied in both with such aplomb and certitude.