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The CORAL site will get over 13,000 visits this month
2003.07.03 . .
If you were reading my Pulse Report, you'd know interesting facts about the statistics behind The Coral Reef Alliance website like this...
over the next month, the site will have 13,110 visits and 31,748 page views based on the site straffic during the last month
WebDesktop 2.0
2003.07.03 . .
This is a crazy app! I have a web freakin browser right on my desktop!
I'm pleased to announce the immediate availability of WebDesktop 2.0, the crazy application that layers a fully-functional web browser right over your desktop.
[~stevenf]
Summer Internship at CORAL
2003.07.03 . .
Description: Intern will work with Program staff on a variety of projects. Responsibilities will include answering information requests, research for outreach and education projects, data entry.
An example of a CORAL project the intern will be working on: CORAL maintains the only online library dedicated to coral reef education materials from around the world. The intern will assist staff to collect and review new materials, enter information into the library database as well as begin to expand the library to include coral reef management materials. This is a great opportunity to learn about coral reef issues, the coral reef NGO community and to help conservationists access critical information on protecting coral reefs.
Additional information
Position starts: Flexible
Hours : 10-40 neg.
Openings available : 2
Salary range : volunteer
Duration : 3 months
Sea creature found. Scientists baffled.
2003.07.03 . .
CNN: "A huge, gelatinous sea creature found in the Southern Pacific Coast of Chile continued to baffle scientists Wednesday while they waited for a DNA analysis." [Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog]
Rogue Amoeba releases 'Detour' audio utility
2003.07.03 . .
Rogue Amoeba Software today announced the release of Detour 1.0, a new Mac OS X audio utility that lets you choose the audio output device and relative volume for all of your applications... [MacMinute]
Chili Peppers, Metallica reject iTunes Music Store
2003.07.03 . .
I like to hear about these kinds of reactions to new ways of selling music. It's all gonna change. It's all gonna change. I admire those who don't want to go with this new scheme.
Rock bands the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Metallica are refusing to make their music available as individual downloads on Apple's iTunes Music Store, according to Reuters... [MacMinute]
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