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Pligg is an opensource digg. May be of interest at some point.
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Get the good RPMs for REL4 here.
Get your ESBN
The ESBN (Electronic Standard Book Number) is the unique identifier of electronic media. ESBNs are recognized worldwide and available 24×7 online.
ESBN – Electronic Standard Book Number
Seems like you get a unique id number for each downloaded file and use some set of tools to track that number in the file as it moves about the countryside. via eHub.
links for 2006-01-10
links for 2006-01-09
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Generates WMI scripts among other things.
AALS Website is Down
XO(TM) Web Site Hosting — 10www.aals.org Temporarily Unavailable – Seems AALS went over on its CGI resources. 
TaxProf Mentions CALI Tax Lessons
TaxProf Blog: CALI Tax Lessons – Nice write-up on CALI’s tax law lessons by Paul Caron.
[disclosure: Prof. Caron is a member of the CALI board of directors and I work for CALI. Of course the Lessons are still cool:)]
technorati tags: CALI Lessons
Emory Alumnus Named ABA Consultant on Legal Education
Alumnus Hulett (Bucky) Askew 67L has been named the Consultant on Legal Education to the American Bar Association (ABA). Askew, who will start the prestigious position this summer in Chicago, spent six years on the ABA’s Accreditation Committee and two years on the Council of the Section. He served for fifteen years as the Director of Bar Admissions for the Supreme Court of Georgia.
Emory Law School: Askew 67L Named to Prestigious Position with ABA
Second Life Event Calendar
MAKE: Blog: Get Virtual World events via RSS! – Interesting. A public events calendar for stuff going on in Second Life. Includes RSS and iCal feeds.
technorati tags: second life, calendar
links for 2006-01-04
Amazon Connecting Authors to Audience
“The New York Times is reporting that Amazon is now providing the ability for authors to reach out to their fans via blogs in a program called Amazon Connect. So far, Amazon has recruited a group of about a dozen authors, including novelists, writers of child care manuals and experts on subjects as diverse as real estate investing, science, fishing and the lyrics of the Grateful Dead. Now the authors finally have the ability to respond back to comments!
Sounds like a great idea. Plenty of potential for something like this in the CALIverse, blogs for authors, or at least someplace for students to provide feedback, etc. Of course it’s a bit more complicated in the wolrd of educator-student, but in the proper context it would be a good thing.
technorati tags: Amazon connect