New e-Map Toys

Managed to pick up a couple of interesting digital maps at the 4×4 show on the weekend.

The first one is so new that I cannot find it on the Hema web site! All maps are in ECW format for use in OziExplorer and some maps in OZF2 format for OziExplorer CE (ozf2). These details are from the DVD cover;

HEMA – Australia 4WD Raster Map Collection (DVD)
Includes more than 30 Hema Regional Maps PLUS the entire 513-map Geoscience 1:250K Raster Series.
Includes these Hema maps: Cape York, East Gippsland, Fraser Island, Great Desert Tracks, Kimberly, Mid West WA, North Esat NSW, Pilbara & Coral Coast, Red Centre, Simpson Desert, South East NSW, Top End and Gulf and Tropical North Qld.

The second one is the Rooftop’s Walhalla-Yarra Valley CD;

Rooftop’s Walhalla-Yarra Valley CD
Includes Yarra Valley – West Gippsland Adventure Map; Gembrook – Noojee Forest Activities Map; Walhalla – Noojee Adventure Map; Walhalla – Licola Forest Activities Map.
View on your PC; Use in with OziExplorer; Cut, Paste and Print.
All maps are in jpg format registered for use in OziExplorer with map file as well as ozf2 format for use in OziExplorer CE with ozf map file.

Now it’s time to play with them

LINKS:
1.] Des Newman’s OziExplorer [The Official OziExplorer Web Site]
[2.] Hema Maps [Hema Maps]

We’re on the road to VISTA

Windows Vista was rumored to go RTM around the 25-Oct-2006; Where did it go? So the big question is when will Vista go ‘Ready To Manufacture’ (Gold)?

From Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows [1];

Next client versions of Windows, codenamed “Longhorn”
Expected RTM: October 25, 2006
Expected public release: January 30, 2007

You can listen to Paul give his opinion on Vista on Windows Weekly;

• Windows Weekly with Paul Thurrott 1: The Road to RC1 [2]
• Windows Weekly with Paul Thurrott 3: Vista’s Enthusiastic License Agreement [2]

now that you are up to speed I’ll continue the diatribe *chuckle* …

Licensing Changes to Windows Vista [6]
[..] Windows Vista Enterprise is a special case. With that version of Vista, which will be made available only to volume license customers, users will be able to install a single licensed copy of Vista on one physical PC and up to four VMs, simultaneously. Those four VMs, however, must all be installed on the same Vista Enterprise-based PC, and they must be used by the same user. “If customers need multiple virtual machines they should use Vista Enterprise,” Microsoft’s Scott Woodgate told me. “The intention is to be generous and enable whatever scenarios are customers may need.” Sounds like a customer benefit to me. [...]

Some big questions about the volume licensed (Windows Vista Enterprise) models . How will the enterprise licencing model work with WGA? And is anyone in their right mind going to put in the Longhorn license server in a production environment?

“One of the areas that Microsoft has asked testers to focus on with RC1 is the upgrade scenario. They’d like to see beta testers take their XP machines and upgrade them in-place to Windows Vista, and then let them know how it went.

Normally, I wouldn’t get too excited about such a thing. After all, what kind of person would ruin a perfectly serviceable XP install by upgrading it? The way to go, clearly, is to install Vista by itself, or in a dual-boot situation. And when Vista is finalized, you’re going to get the best experience by simply buying a new PC. This advice is as timeless as it is true. You just shouldn’t upgrade from one major Windows version to another. Too many things can go wrong.” [10]

Well given the what kind of person would ruin a perfectly serviceable XP install by upgrading it? challenge you know how I’m going to test things I have upgraded XP-SP2 on a HP nx6320 laptop. This why we have Ghost images right?

What did we break here?

You must make the following changes before installing Windows
Close Windows installation, go to Programs, and uninstall the following programs:

* HP ProtectTools Security Manager
* VirusScan 8
* HP Credential ManagerThe following applications/drivers are not supported in Windows Vista
Current versions of the following programs will not work with Windows Vista. After the installation is complete, get updated versions that are compatible with Windows Vista:

* HP Backup and Recovery
* Microsoft Powertoys for XP
* Sonic MyDVD Plus
* Sun Java Scheduler

I’m not too worried about the HP Security kit, but I need to have a working AntiVirus product. I know that McAfee are currently running a Beta program for VirusScan 8.5i that is built for Vista – quick sign onto the Beta program and we have some AntiVirus to trial.

Windows Vista RC1 (Build 5600) on an HP nx6320

I am not sure if is mentioned in the fine print, but I was soon to discover that VirusScan 8.5i Beta IV is not happy with the Office2007 installation …

Another gotcha was the Synaptic Touchpad driver that was kindly updated via Windows Update never to be seen again … bye bye touch pad, hello USB mouse

Office 2007 Beta
Testdrive MS Office 2007 Beta, only US$1.50 a download

Beta 2 Technical Refresh [9]
Discover the latest update to the 2007 Microsoft Office system Beta. We’ve listened carefully to your feedback and have developed this technical refresh with significant performance improvements and redesigns to address your needs and to enhance your user experience.

Take a look at the updated user interface, improved ribbon design, and better accessibility support. Be sure to check out the improved support for images in blog composition in Microsoft Office Word 2007 and a redesigned Trust Center in Microsoft Office Excel 2007. Please note that the Beta 2 Technical Refresh extends the life of the Beta 2, which you need to install first. The refresh is recommended if you’d like to use Beta 2 in combination with Windows Vista Release Candidate 1 (RC1). [...]

sounds like fun

“In just the past two months since its launch, more than three million people have downloaded the 2007 Microsoft Office system beta 2,” the company said in a statement sent via e-mail. “Given how dramatically the beta 2 downloads have exceeded our goals, we have made the business decision to implement a cost-recovery measure for downloading the beta.” [9]

Remember the golden rule — VirusScan 8.5i Beta IV *hates* the Office2007 installation … boy did I waste some time on this one! The default ‘Access Protection’ settings will total the install somewhere near the end of the install period with a message about not finding a temp file the install will then roll-back. Turn off the ‘Access Protection’ during the install and things proceed just fine.

LINKS:

[1.] Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows [Windows SuperSite]
[2.] Windows Weekly with Paul Thurrott [The TWiT Netcast Network]
[3.] Windows Vista Team Blog
[4.] Windows Vista Developer Center [MSDN]
[5.] Windows Vista Home Page [MS]
[6.] Licensing Changes to Windows Vista [Windows SuperSite]
[7.] Windows Vista Enterprise (09-SEP-2005) [MS]
[8.] Windows Vista Release Candidate 1 [MS]
[9.] 2007 Microsoft Office System Beta 2: Get the Beta [MS]
[10.] Upgrading from Windows XP to Windows Vista [Windows SuperSite]

The Walk to Rivendell (i)

I was minding my own business last night when I heard “Do you want to walk to Rivendell?” Much surprised by this question, my attention was drawn to the Eowyn Challenge’s The Walk to Rivendell and Beyond page. I was soon to discover that it is 458 MILES from Hobbiton to Rivendell; Now that’s just over 737 kilometers!

The original Walk to Rivendell Challenge began on Monday, March 17th, 2003, but it is never too late to join in. We have other distances throughout Middle Earth that you may choose to travel. The founder of this fitness challenge is our {The Eowyn Challenge’s} Ranger Jewel. She began researching the miles, milestones and time frame of the hobbits’ journey to Rivendell in Fellowship of the Ring . We were later joined by Karen Wynn Fonstad, author of the Atlas of Middle-earth. Mrs. Fonstad provided us with very detailed charts of all the Fellowship’s journey through Middle Earth. Much of the information provided is exclusive to the Eowyn Challenge and can be found nowhere else. The challenge is very simple and flexible; anyone can develop their own variation on this basic idea.

Hmmm … the next thing you know I have agreed to walk to Rivendell. Out came my copy of The Atlas of Middle-Earth by Karen W. Fonstad and The Journeys of Frodo by Barbara Strachey.

“The Road goes ever on and on
Down from the door where it began.
Now far ahead the Road has gone,
And I must follow, if I can,
Pursuing it with eager feet,
Until it joins some larger way
Where many paths and errands meet.
And whither then? I cannot say.”

At least this means that it will be OK for me to eat second breakfast from now on

Some AUDIO goodies for Halloween …

Halloween :: the ancient festival of Samhain
Halloween, the light-hearted modern festivity of ghosts and ghoulies, frights and feast, trick or treat, has much more serious (and scary!) origins in the ancient Celtic Feast of the Dead. This festival has survived, due to its connection with the archetypal energies that it evokes and due to its more recent connection with the Christian festival of All Souls, which the Church has instituted as a substitute for this pagan celebration. (from Astrology on the Web)

As Halloween approaches we find ourselves in need of a soundtrack. Now I know that Barry Manilow records scare the hell out of most people, but lets face it folks there are limits to what is socially acceptable. What does your modern ghoul, vampire or zombie listen to at Halloween?

The mythic, haunting history of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion will finally be told by voice talent Kat Cressida, the artist whose performance as the gothic “Black Widow Bride” was added in early 2006 to the Disneyland version of the Haunted Mansion attraction as part of park-wide enhancements made to the attractions during Disneyland’s 50th anniversary festivities. [...]
(File available beginning October 31, 2006)
Nuptial Doom

And we cannot forget the gifts off the ZombieAstronaut;

Last week was vampire-laden, a couple of weeks ago had some werewolf in it, so this week’s Halloween post is Frankenstein-themed – look for whatever novelty tunes I could find, as well as the 30s radio dramatization, the BBC version, a trailer and – a hoax? Curiouser and curiouser…
z0mbieastronaut

then we have a soundtrack to scream along with

Halloween is meant to be scary, right? Year after year we dust off the old silly 1950s and 1960s novelty records. While they are fun, they not at all frightening. Oddio Overplay put the challenge to musical artists the world over to create Halloween music that is “frightening, damaging and disturbing.” No “Monster Mash,” instead creepy soundtracks to a fiendish Halloween. They succeeded with CALLING ALL FIENDS! Some of these pieces will creep you right out of your skin.
Calling All Fiends - Halloween at Oddio Overplay

Feeling creepy yet?

Next on the menu is some Old Time Radio (OTR) Arch Oboler’s Plays or maybe some Beyond Midnight. Also check out some Black Chapel, Black Museum, Boris Karloff, or some Frankenstein all courtesy of RadiolLovers.com

What we have here is failure to communicate!

The first problem with FF2 and IE7 and it hits us from https://accounts.unimelb.edu.au/; in both Firefox 2.0 and IE 7 SSL2 is off by default in favour of the more secure SSL3 or TLS 1.0

Error from Firefox 2.0

Error from IE 7

The steps for the Firefox workaround is as follows:

1. In the URL pane type about:config
2. In the Filter pane (just below the URL pane) type security This will jump the window down to the section dealing with security
3. Double click the line that says security.enable_ssl2
4. Double click the line that says security.ssl2.des_ede3_192 This will change the value of these items from false to true and everything will now work.

– Mat Hudson

 

And to setup Internet Explorer v7

 

SSL2 must be enabled in IE7 for it to work.
To enable, open IE7 go to Tools>Internet Options->Advanced->Check use SSL2.0

Change IE7 to allow ssl2

You will still get an error page from https://accounts.unimelb.edu.au/ as the page contains both secure and nonsecure items (mainly the images). Depending on your IE 7 settings it will also probably try to down load “accgen.exe” as a Win32 executable rather than treating it as a cgi … I’ll need to look at this a bit more closely as it may be the interaction of one of my download helpers.

Interesting reading from the IEBlog 22-Oct-2005;

 

Upcoming HTTPS Improvements in Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 [1]
…

IE7 follows the XPSP2 “secure by default” paradigm by defaulting to the secure behavior.

Most importantly, IE7 will block navigation to HTTPS sites that present a digital certificate that has any of the following problems:

* Certificate was issued to a hostname other than the current URL’s hostname * Certificate was issued by an untrusted root * Certificate is expired * Certificate is revoked “

…

If your site requires SSLv2, please reconfigure it to permit SSLv3 or TLSv1 connections.

…

To confirm from the IEBlog 24-Aug-2006;

 

Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate Now Available [2]
…
TLS1 ON, SSL2 OFF is correct for IE7. IE6 had the (less-secure) opposite settings
…

Time for Rubens to have an SSL upgrade! What will we find next?

 

[1.] Upcoming HTTPS Improvements in Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 [IEBlog]
[2.] Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate Now Available [IEBlog]

Net Not Secure? II

After finding that visibleprocrastinations hit 33 times yesterday on searches for the ‘werribee dvd’ and various other search combo’s I think that it is time to see how ‘internet’ is this thing? (I guess if people search for kiddie-porn, they are bound to search for this sort of material.)

How hard is it to track down the details, and ‘who’ is behind the DVD? Lots of postings on the topic, a bit of searching on the internet fills in the details such as the post at /dev/urandom [1] that outlines the schools involved and then links to the movie page on MySpace [2].

Following up via MySpace comments we start seeing a reaction; very surprising how many people view the DVD as a ‘joke’.

Nat-Uh-Lee – 10/21/2006 4:15 PM [2]

fuck… 2 day 2 night… thats fair hectic guys… whats ganna happen?

MAGNAWOO – 10/24/2006 10:58 AM [2]

CHANNEL 7, 774ABC AM, 1278, HERALD SUN, THE AGE WHERE ELSE CAN IT BE SEEN.. name removed‘S DAD HAS BEEN INTERVIEWED HE SAID HER NAME WAS JULIE!

WTF.. THE MEDIA TALKS SHIT.. I HOPE THEY SEE THIS.. USE ALL TALK SHIT AND MAKE IT SOUND WORST THEN IT IS.. THE MOVIE WAS NEVER SOLD! ITS WAS GIVEN OUT.. AND EVEN IF WE WERE 2 MAKE MONEY NO RECIEPTS WOULD BE GIVEN OUT SO PROVE IT !

The MySpace comments become more revealing for the user Porto;

Katie – 10/24/2006 10:27 PM [3]

hey i dont no you..
but i no some of your friends that made the video thingy
hope your not in to much trouble..
i guess at the time you;s though it was fun
didnt expect it to become this popular?
well it all die down soon..
just hope your ok..
xoxo katie.

  and more along similar lines;

Free – 10/24/2006 6:20 PM [3]

What’s going on Porto? I am going to jump on the bandwagon and say I am behind you and the boys. You are good kids and it is this tabloid style sensationalist television reporting that has put you in this position. But what piss’s me off for you is that girl involved. It is obvious she consented to it. She is smiling, laughing and pardon the pun, loving it. Now she is too ashamed to admit to her parents, friends and the public about her actions, they are now turning around and saying she was forced and laying blame on you boys, destroying your images and identity in turn, just to save their own identity. Its pathetic this girl and her family are going to get away with blatantly lying to the police and more importantly the general concerned public and especially you.
I know you got some good kids up in Weribee and around to offer you support, but I am here if you need it mate. Keep strong and you know people in turn will help you too.

Following off an aside we can find other users on Youtube with the damancalldan Channel containing C**t The Movie clips.

Rape probe over sex attack DVD [6]

Police interviewing a group of youth who participated, produced and distributed a graphic DVD showing a teenage girl allegedly being assaulted today said it had become a rape investigation.

Detective Inspector Simon Clemence from the sexual crimes unit said up to 12 boys could be charged.
…
He said camera operators and distributors as well as those participating in the film could face charges.

As I said yesterday, this is NOT an internet problem it is a social problem. And the DVD is certainly NOT funny.

 

[1.] Today Tonight story on frucked youth (23-Oct-2006) [/dev/urandom]
[2.] Movie page on MySpace [MySpace]
[3.] - p o r t o - [MySpace]
[4.] C**t The Movie – Pimp My Wife [YouTube]
[5.] damancalldan Channel [YouTube]
[6.] Dave-O [MySpace]
[7.] Rape probe over sex attack DVD (25-Oct-2006) [The Age]

Firefox 2 vs Internet Explorer 7

Mozilla Firefox 2.0 Final has been launched on the FTP sites a day before it is officially due for release.

But as the Mozilla release people say, please wait for the official 2.0 download;

The Anti-release [2]
…
1. No, we have. Not. Released. Firefox. 2. Yet.
2. When people link to bits directly on a random FTP mirror, they’re doing a number of people harm including, quite possibly, themselves:
… So please… just remember: “Preed the Release Engineer says: friends don’t let friends download Firefox before it’s released.”

We know everyone’s excited for the 2.0 release. We are too. But give us 24 hours, so we can make sure that your first experience with Firefox 2.0 is befitting of everyone’s hard work on this major release.

I promise it’s worth the wait.

Oh well, having already obtained ‘Firefox Setup 2.0.exe’ and installed it, I’ll accept a slap on the wrist and move onto the evaluation.

Extensions in Firefox 2 are now known as add-ons, and quite a few of them need updates to run in Firefox 2.0. By the 25-Oct-2006 11:45AEST only ‘Bookmarks Synchronizer’ and “Copy Plain Text’ are not compatible with Firefox 2.0.

And having grabbed ‘IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe’ last week, it is time for a heads-to-head evaluation, or ‘what did I just break?’ session.

It does seem that I have managed to break a few things I am currently back on a Firefox v1.5.0.7 using Portable Firefox. Firefox 2 is freezing to and extent that it is almost unusable for me. A bit of cleaning up and things are now back on track with FF2

Apart from that I have noticed PDF helper issues with both of the new browsers. I would expect to see an update from Adobe this week if other have this issue as well. (This seems to be intermittent)

Is it just me or are the IE7 Phishing Filter messages bl**dy annoying?

Web Site	Firefox 2.0	Internet Explorer 7	Whos?
ReTS	PASS	PASS	ed-IT
Equipment Register	PASS	PASS	ed-IT
IPReg	PASS	PASS Certificate Error	IS
Staff WebMail	PASS	PASS	IS
THEMIS	PASS	PASS	Finance
iCMS V3	PASS	PASS	Finance
Gartner IntraWeb	PASS	PASS	Library
SAI Global	PASS	PASS	Library

The Verdict:
After a fair bit of playing with both browsers, I find that I prefer Firefox 2.0.

 

[1.] Firefox 2 Review [mozillal inks]
[2.] The Anti-release [preed's blah-blah-blahg]
[3.] Details on our CSS changes for IE7 [IEBlog]
[4.] New Quick Reference Sheet Posted to the IE7 Site [IEBlog]

 

Atlas of Our Changing Environment

Google and the United Nations Environment Programme have teamed up to produce the Atlas of Our Changing Environment.

Flying Around the Globe on a Time Machine
[...] Google Earth – Google’s 3D virtual world browser – will feature UNEP: Atlas of our Changing Environment, offering satellite images of 100 environmental hotspots from around the world. The project builds on the success of UNEP’s very popular hardcover release One Planet, Many People: Atlas of our Changing Environment. (UNEP)

This has also been implemented as a New Environment Layer in Google Earth.

Net Not Secure?

Well, the internet is copping a caning this morning!

We are seeing all over the media (TV, papers and radio) the story about – Film of girl set alight on sale at school for $5 [news.com.au]. “Why is this an internet problem and not a social problem?” I hear you ask, well it seems that the girl met up with the gang via MSN.

 

Abused DVD girl met attackers online
The Australian : October 24, 2006

A TEENAGE girl shown being degraded, sexually abused and set alight on a DVD being sold in Melbourne schools met the boys who did it in an online chatroom, her father said today.

…

The DVD shows up to 12 youths from the outer western suburb of Werribee attacking the girl, said to be intellectually impaired.

It shows members of the group urinating on the girl, setting fire to her hair and shows her performing lurid acts on the boys.

DVD copies of the video have been sold in schools in Melbourne’s west for $5.

Other excerpts of the film, featuring the boys dropping flares on a homeless man, preparing chlorine-filled bombs to detonate in suburban streets and throwing eggs at taxi drivers.

…

Father, “Alan”, tells ABC radio “it’s a horrible, horrible thing that has happened to my daughter“.

 

Dad’s horror at attack DVD
The Age : October 24, 2006
…
He said his daughter had met the boys through internet chat service MSN and arranged to meet two of them at Werribee train station one Friday night after school. Upon arriving at the station, she was surrounded by a dozen boys who forced her down to nearby Werribee River, where the attack took place.
…

All this on the day that NetAlert, MSN and the Virtual Global Taskforce (VGT) launch their ‘Think U Know‘campaign.

Which the media is picking up with stories such as Parents ‘must keep abreast’ of new sites [The Age]

National E-Security Awareness Week 23-27 October 2006
Also today, the Australian Government has launched their Stay Smart Online initiative as part of National E-Security Awareness Week. ( Have a peek at the list of events )

 

” History will record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the vitriolic words and violent actions of the bad people, but the appalling silence and indifference of the good people. Our generation will have to repent not only for the words and acts of the Children of Darkness, but also for the fear and apathy of the Children of Light.”
– Martin Luther King

Food for thought::  This is NOT an internet problem, this is a social problem! In what context is this behavior perceived as being acceptable?

What is a blog?

With a blog title of “Visible Procrastinations” you know that sometime you are in for some investigation of personal opinion, a bit like looking into the Pensieve from the Harry Potter books.

After some discussions during the last week or so todays question is “What is a blog?” Why this question? I have heard “That is not a blog because it doesn’t have feature-X” a few times over the last fortnight. Personally, I don’t think the blogging software defines the blog but makes blogging available to people who otherwise wouldn’t/couldn’t publish.

[...] In early 1999 Brigitte Eaton compiled a list of every weblog she knew about and created the Eatonweb Portal. Brig evaluated all submissions by a simple criterion: that the site consist of dated entries. Webloggers debated what was and what was not a weblog, but since the Eatonweb Portal was the most complete listing of weblogs available, Brig’s inclusive definition prevailed. [...]

– Rebecca Blood (2000) weblogs: a history and perspective [1]

Starting from the basics; a Blog = Web log

Blog
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [2]

A blog is a website where entries are made in journal style and displayed in a reverse chronological order.

Blogs often provide commentary or news on a particular subject, such as food, politics, or local news; some function as more personal online diaries. A typical blog combines text, images, and links to other blogs, web pages, and other media related to its topic. Most blogs are primarily textual although some focus on photographs (photoblog), videos (vlog), or audio (podcasting), and are part of a wider network of social media.

The term “blog” is a contraction of “Web log.” “Blog” can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog.

Looking into some more semantics;

• Log = A journal file that reports connections to a server; A ships written record.
• Log File = A file that records events
• Web log = An online journal/written record.
• Journal = A private journal is usually an elaborated diary.

Journal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [5]

A journal (through French from late Latin diurnalis, daily) has several related meanings:
* a daily record of events or business; a private journal is usually referred to as a diary.
…

This would mean that a ‘Blog’ is an online diary, hence a daily written record of (usually personal) experiences and observations.

Note that at this point there is NO requirement for Movable Type, syndication (RSS), a comment system, permalinks, concentrator pinging, ranking systems, calendars, blog rolls, add_your_technical_requirement_here, or any other functions.

[...] The blogger, by virtue of simply writing down whatever is on his mind, will be confronted with his own thoughts and opinions. Blogging every day, he will become a more confident writer. A community of 100 or 20 or 3 people may spring up around the public record of his thoughts. Being met with friendly voices, he may gain more confidence in his view of the world; he may begin to experiment with longer forms of writing, to play with haiku, or to begin a creative project–one that he would have dismissed as being inconsequential or doubted he could complete only a few months before.

As he enunciates his opinions daily, this new awareness of his inner life may develop into a trust in his own perspective. His own reactions–to a poem, to other people, and, yes, to the media–will carry more weight with him. Accustomed to expressing his thoughts on his website, he will be able to more fully articulate his opinions to himself and others. He will become impatient with waiting to see what others think before he decides, and will begin to act in accordance with his inner voice instead. Ideally, he will become less reflexive and more reflective, and find his own opinions and ideas worthy of serious consideration. [...]

– Rebecca Blood (2000) weblogs: a history and perspective [1]

I think a lot of opinion/definition of a Blog is actually a list of features available through modern blogging software. eg. Is a blog still a blog if it doesn’t have comments? I would think an online diary without a comment feature is still a blog.

[...] Weblogs are unique in that only a weblog gives you a publication where your ideas can stand alone without interference. It gives the public writer a kind of relaxation not available in other forms. That might mean that in some sense the “quality” of the writing is different, but I would not say lower, assuming the purpose of writing is to inform, not to impress. I would choose a few spelling or grammatical errors over factual errors. [...]

– Dave Winer (2003) What makes a weblog a weblog? [6]

 

 

[1.] weblogs: a history and perspective (07-Sep-2000) [Rebecca Blood]
[2.] Blog [Wikipedia]
[3.] define: blog [Google]
[4.] define: log [Google]
[5.] journal [Wikipedia]
[6.] What makes a weblog a weblog? (23-05-2003) [Weblogs At Harvard Law]

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