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Jury Duty Takes Its Toll I've been on jury duty all week this week. The experience has been a fascinating glimpse for me into the inner workings of the criminal judicial system, as well as a fascinating glimpse into my own psychological and emotional limits. …

I'm Running For ANC I'm running for ANC 2F03! This morning, I picked up my petitions for inclusion on the ballot. Soon (probably tonight), I will start collecting signatures in my Single-Member District. If you live in ANC 2F03 and you see a guy with a funny hat carrying a clipboard with pink pages on it, please take a moment to stop and sign. …

A Law & Order Episode in the Making Ever wonder where Law & Order episodes come from? If you've ever watched the show, you know that they often scrape the headlines, sometimes mix-and-match style, throw in a homicide, and set Jack McCoy and the Good Cop/Bad Cop on the case. …

WalkScore.com has ranked Logan Circle the second most-walkable neighborhood in the District and #30 overall The District itself ranks seventh which is pretty dang good! I found this site over a year ago, and this blogger's house ranked 97 out of 100. Checking again, we've gone up a point! Huzzah!

begründen ihre Ablehnung des zunächst rigorosen behördlichen Eingriffs in den Vermarktungs-Deal mit der finanziellen Schädigung v.a. kleiner finanzschwacher Vereine und dem Rückwurf des deutschen Profi-Fußballs um Jahre (Rummenigge). http://ardvaark.net/assets/images/dc_nationals_stadium_money_pit.jpg Und das ohne Zusammenhänge zu erkennen und zu verstehen, jedenfalls nicht offiziell. Da kommt man schon ins Grübeln, wofür Aufsichtsratsmitglieder gut sind. Die über Jahre hinweg stetig ausgebaute Vernetzung von Fußball- und Medien-Kapital sowie die auf dem neuen Kommerziali

above and beyond that figure, and is expected to settle in the high $600Ms. As Loose Lips is quick to note, the Post should have used themselves as the source for the actual cost to the city. Image taken from Aardvark.net. See this post on the Nats getting a stadium while the D.C. United (who are willing to pay $150M of the cost) suffer. Hmm, baseball is popular with white people and lobbyists. Soccer is popular with kids and hispanics. What could possibly explain the disparate treatment?

above and beyond that figure, and is expected to settle in the high $600Ms. As Loose Lips is quick to note, the Post should have used themselves as the source for the actual cost to the city. Image taken from Aardvark.net. See this post on the Nats getting a stadium while the D.C. United (who are willing to pay $150M of the cost) suffer. Hmm, baseball is popular with white people and lobbyists. Soccer is popular with kids and hispanics. What could possibly explain the disparate treatment?

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service text and get back machine readable data about recognized entities (personal names, state/province names, city names, etc). The response format is kind of interesting because it’s RDF that uses a bunch of homespun vocabularies. At work Dan, Brian and I have been working on ways to map document centric XML formats to intellectual models represented as OWL. At our last meeting one of our colleagues passed out the Calais documentation, and suggested we might want to take a look at it in the

service text and get back machine readable data about recognized entities (personal names, state/province names, city names, etc). The response format is kind of interesting because it’s RDF that uses a bunch of homespun vocabularies. At work Dan, Brian and I have been working on ways to map document centric XML formats to intellectual models represented as OWL. At our last meeting one of our colleagues passed out the Calais documentation, and suggested we might want to take a look at it in the

Hopefully, some enterprising hacker out there will write an open source CAPTCHA solver with this information. Not that I would use it to spam - oh no - not me - the horror! G-Man P.S. Eventually we’ll probably move to picture identification for CAPTCHA’s.