A group that wants to assist free speech in authoritarian nations is looking for a technically savvy person -- a CTO or lead engineer type -- who can do a short term study, possibly leading to a longer-term job. This is a paying gig for the right person.

The project is intended, in its intitial form, to make possible blogging that is impossible (or at least extremely difficult) to trace. One of the people involved calls it an "anonymous, anti-tyranny blogging service."

If you're interested, please send e-mail to Jim Hake at:
jim@spiritofamerica.net

[Via Dan Gillmor]

Jamie Oliver startet mit einer neuen Serie bei Channel 4: Jamie's School Dinners. Diesmal gehts um die Ernährung der Kids:


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In this Channel 4 series Jamie Oliver busts a gut persuading schools to ditch the processed, ready-made junk the students are used to eating, and replace it with fresh, tasty, nutritious food, prepared from scratch every day. Then, after all that, the kids won't eat it!

[Via: http://www.jamieoliver.com/diary/ ]

Ein gelungenes Interview des westschweizer-Fernsehens TSR in der Sendung Mise au Point vom 20.2.05 mit Stephanie Booth:

Peut-on tout dire sur internet? - Interview de la bloggeuse Stephanie Booth (11:28min.)

Gretchen und Grady bloggen aus Basel:

Gretchen is a native of Madison, Wisconsin. She has left the high-powered world of politics for a life of leisure and Hausfrau-dom. Kirk is a native of San Diego, California. He began a two-year work assignment in Basel in February 2004. They moved from the Washington, DC area with their dog, Grady.

http://expatter.blogspot.com/