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"All subatomic particles -- electrons, protons, neutrons and so on -- are composed of extremely small gnomes.
While relatively unknown, the gnome theory of matter can successfully explain many physical phenomena, including gravitation, electromagnetism, the photoelectric effect, and the wavelike properties of matter."
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"The bright light of social media has attracted the attention of followers in every discipline, from media and academia to corporate marketing and social causes. There was something for everybody today in the talk by researcher Sasha Costanza-Chock at Harvard's Berkman center on Transmedia Mobilization. He began with a stern admonition to treat conventional and broadcast media as critical resources, and moved ultimately to a warning to treat social networks and other peer-driven media as critical resources. I hope I can reproduce at least a smidgen of the insights and research findings he squeezed into forty-five minute talk"
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Don't like Gnome 3.0 or Unity? Linux Mint 12 offers Gnome 2 like option.
Gnome 2.22 was just released (a few days ago). This is not the big-bang major overhaul type of release we have just seen with KDE, but it is worth nothing.
Information on Gnome can be found here.
A few highlights:
Timing is everything. That (I'm pretty sure) was the case of my first piece getting into Maisonneuve. And again, it is something that comes up with consistent frequency in my quest to publish.
Ubuntu Linux 15.04 will be released in April.