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...time selected me (all of us) this year. I just took a job at Google so that I could participate in the user-powered revolution, and I can't believe how lucky I am to be alive at this time in history. Your story said Web 2.0 is "a tool for bringing together the small contributions of millions of people and making them matter" and about people "helping one another for nothing." I just want to emphasize this point. People will help one another if they believe it matters. People will vote, for crying out loud, if they think...
...It’s a simple quid pro quo: spend the twenty minutes required to complete your CUE evaluations each semester, and you’ll get to use the CUE guide. Students who decline to participate will simply see the CUE feature disappear from the online course shopping tool when they log in to my.harvard.edu...
...professor of electrical engineering and director of the new program. This SP technology can be used to detect the composition of DNA present in samples of air or water. The new system would be more compact and accurate than present biosensing technology, he said, and would be a useful tool in fighting terrorism, Crozier said. “They want to be able to monitor biological toxins such as anthrax in air as well as in water, and they want to be able to have new very compact systems that they can deploy in places such as airports and railway...
...Meyer said. The algorithm for the software was published recently in the Proceedings of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies. Besides being a resource for students looking for information online, Wissner-Gross thinks that this software could be a valuable tool for researchers. “Often researchers studying topics at the interface of many fields cannot find textbooks to match their interests,” he said. “This software can provide the learning tools for professionals to motivate research papers or to learn about closely-related fields...
...carry the same weight—or, perhaps more importantly, come at the same time—as did the win over Stanford, but Harvard’s toppling of the Eagles will become the benchmark of an as yet lukewarm 2006-2007 season and a tool of great import in the future. The improbable and impossible wins, like those over Stanford and BC, make more probable the same results once big games roll around again. National exposure and impressive performances against top-25 opponents help smaller Division 1 programs land recruits who might have been snatched up by bigger...