Have a hug. Read Atlas Shrugged.
Eurekapedia is the Encyclopedia of Creative Hereos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YthygKRqbcc
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With the kind permission of
Gresham College (founded 1597)
A filmed talks in which
Explores & Demonstrates (!)
Guglielmo Marconi (1874-1937)
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With the kind permission of Ken Burns & Florentine Films
A true story about American inventiveness
and unapologetic commercialism …
This Monday: Learn the connection between Ben Franklin, Tarzan, Paris, & that fur hat he's wearing!
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With the kind permission of Michael Watkins, Twin Cities Public Television, Inc
(And a special thanks to Muffie Meyer, Middlemarch Films)
Date: Monday February 28, 2011
I’ve just commissioned a coder to create a system for downgrading Editors and SysOps for the Eurekapedia. Surprisingly, the MediaWiki script does not have any built-in ability to do this. Why, I really don’t know.
He’s also made some changes to the way the script handles usernames and page titles: Namely, removing the way the script forced an uppercase first letter.
A couple of people from the MediaWiki list felt this change to the script could lead to problems. So far, my testing has not shown any problems.
I’ve set up a test site for the Eurekapedia™ which will be an “Encyclopedia of Creative Heroes”.
It will only include historic (non-living) creative heroes.
It will include creative heroes from every field, including entrepreneures, composers, scientists, educators, inventors, sculptors, explorers, etc.
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