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        <description>@class

@class sets up a forward reference. This is a way to tell the compiler, “Trust me; you’ll learn eventually  what this class is, but for now, this is all you need to know.”  @class is also useful if you have a circular dependency. That is, class A uses class B, and class B uses  class A. If you try having each class #import the other, you’ll end up with compilation errors. But if you  use @class B in A.h and @class A in B.h, the two classes can refer to each other happily.</description>
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        <description>*  Networked Objects
	*  PComp without Computers
	*  Mainstreaming Information 
	*   Sustainable Practices
	*  Thesis
	*  Pixel by Pixel
	*  Environmental Art Act
	*  Urban Computing

	*  web and database stuff
	*  Flash Stuff 
	*  Javascript 
	* mupe
	*  AVR C</description>
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        <description>Link To the Class Blog 

Classes

	*  1 Wall
	*  2 Window
	*  3 Door

Projects

	*  Share Your HeartBeat

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        <description>Warning! This is really a cumbersome project in general.  Arduino is pretty much there and it gives a lot of the possibilities that can be done with avr. It has a nice programming interface both hardware and software wise. 

First of all you can download a package containing avrDude, avr-gcc, libUSB(which is cruicial if you are using avrisp MKII programmer on Mac OSX) all at once from  here. Arduino also comes with its own package so you can use that libraries as well.</description>
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        <description>Create your own  mobile multi-user and multiplayer games with an open source platform.  MUPE has a cluent serer architecture where the applications are written on the server side. MUPE uses JAVA for everything J@ME on mobile client J2SE for the server side. The platform is available underNokia OPEN source licence 1.0a.</description>
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	*  Create Tables and Fields 
	*  MySQL DataTypes and SQL Commands
	*  Creating an Image Gallery
	*  Uploading Files</description>
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	*  Retrieving images from a database involves passing the image to a separate script, slowing down display in a web page.</description>
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        <description>So, first thing Dreamhost has a subversion support. That means you can create a svn.yourdomain.com to keep your repositories. If you set up your dreamhost account as an ssh account you have to do couple of tweakings setting up Subclipse though. 

Creating a repository through terminal

Assuming you have a repository base set up at svn.yourdomain.com, first thing you should do is to copy your project into this space. There are number of ways doing it;  Thinking you are in the local directory wher…</description>
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        <description>Abstract

This project tries to remind of our natural connections with each other especially in public spaces which we long forget those connections. 

Introduction

  In general, I am interested using technology more than utilitarian objectives and explore human-driven needs based on expression, communication and emotions that support social practices. I am also interested in exploring public/private spaces, question our social practices in those spaces. I believe there is a strong connection w…</description>
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        <description>Political comes from Victor Hugo.  Ploitical Environmental discussion.  Artist as an translator which he transfers environmental issues. One example she gives is. People don’t want to fund environmental art projects. 

Eugene Thacker Locus+The project is avaible &lt;www.locusplus.org.uk/biotech_hobbyist&gt;</description>
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        <description>by John Jourden

Due to the constant renovation and rebuilding in Berlin, many projects are not permanent, but artists tap into this chance to experiment with an evolving and living city. Many projects directly address the changing cityscape by building add-ons, creating temporary architecture or greening-up areas that were formally wasteland.</description>
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        <description>*   Entrepreneurs See a Web Guided by Common Sense(nyTimes article)
	*   Whales boast the brain cells that 'make us human'(New Scientist
	*   What Comes After Web 2.0?(MIT Technology Review) 
	*   Zwischennutzung (NY Arts Magazine</description>
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        <description>The String Data Type

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        <description>Notes from  Learning Javascript by Shelley Powers. 

	*   Chapter 1
	*   Chapter 2</description>
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        <description>Hello World


&lt;!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC &quot;-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN&quot; 
&quot;http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd&quot;&gt;
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&lt;head&gt;
&lt;title&gt;Example 1-1&lt;/title&gt;
&lt;meta http-equiv=&quot;Content-Type&quot; content=&quot;text/html; charset=utf-8&quot; /&gt;

&lt;script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot;&gt;
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   // say hello to the world
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        <description>By Wade Roush

Many researchers and entrepreneurs are working on Internet-based knowledge-organizing technologies that stretch traditional definitions of the Web. Lately, some have been calling the technologies “Web 3.0.” But really, they’re closer to “Web 2.1.”</description>
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        <description>*  15:00 27 November 2006
		*  NewScientist.com news service
		*  Andy Coghlan

	*  Instant Expert: The Human Brain
		*  04 September 2006
		*  Dolphins’ big brains evolved in spurts
		*  29 October 2004
		*  The cell that makes us human
		*  19 June 2004
		*  Search New Scientist
		*  Contact us</description>
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        <description>Conversation between the user and meta object. or properties of object in its message etc.

Well today as Mike told the sentence to me, I was like dang! This is what Usman Haque is trying to do with his environmentXML project. This is what Gordon Pask is talking about. It is those environments, those channels that we need in order to change the communication into conversation in the system.</description>
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        <dc:creator>ilteris</dc:creator>
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        <description>*  Thesis Page at ITP 
	*  Clay's Introductory Talk
	*  Clay's email to the Student List
	*   Research
	*   Conversation between the user and the meta data</description>
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