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Tuesday, February 12, 2002 |
 New York Sunset: Providing a little symmetry in today's
posts (see sunrise below). Stepson, style maven John Getze has weighed in on
the quality of the NYC photos: he found a 'Blade Runner' quality in the
Times Square picture (he got a larger, later version by email: wet streets,
lots of megawatt glare). Trust Mr. Getze when you want to know
where popular trends are headed...Comments 6:10:55 PM 
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Power Law Distribution: Bernardo Huberman says the distribution of Web site links follows a power law, meaning that there are very small numbers of sites with very large collections of links, and a very large number of sites with few links.
I'm guessing that the distribution of printing companies by income follows
the same pattern: there are 51,000 printers in North America, the largest
are multi-billion dollar concerns, but a printer could make the recently
published top 400 list with only $10 million in annual revenue. So there are
very few, very large printers, and large numbers of very small ones.
Frank Romano probably has this info... |
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Digital Object Identifiers, aka DOI, are examples of URIs that uniquely identify intellectual property on the Internet. DOIs allow computers to 'syndicate, track, compute royalties, clear rights, enforce copyrights and commission'. The DOI is a unigue 'dumb' number with a routing prefix assigned by a registrar. The registrar maintains servers, much like DNS, that tell the browser what to do with DOI, where it's located, what it's behavior should be. Only let reader see it on Tuesdays? Comments 1:00:16 PM
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 I rose early this morning so I could go over to Madison
Square Garden and see the Australian Shepherd judging at the Westminster Dog Show,
before BookTech opened. The winner is a Blue Merle, like my dog,
Cassie...Comments 9:25:37 AM
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 Sunrise over Central Park reservoir this morning at
about 6:30. It was crisp and cold - the mud puddles were frozen solid.
Another beautiful morning run...
New York metrics: from the corner of 6th and 54th to the South Gate
House of the reservoir is 2 miles. It's 1.5 miles around the reservoir.
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