UNESCO Employment/Fellowships:

NESCO is looking for applicants with education/expertise in the following subject areas:
Education: basic education and literacy, HIV/AIDS prevention education, teacher training in Sub-Saharan Africa
Natural Sciences: water and associated eco-systems
Social and Human Sciences: ethics of science and technology with emphasis on bioethics
Culture: protection of tangible and intangible heritage
Communication: access to information and knowledge (ICT)
Program Support : finance and general administration
If you do not meet the following criteria your application will not be considered.
U.S. Citizen
Under age 30 as of 01/01/2006
Fluency in English or French, knowledge of both is an asset

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this could be good. I hope they keep it up, though I’m too old

Ian Buchanan, “The Axiomatic, or, The Seven…:

Ian Buchanan, “The Axiomatic, or, The Seven Givens of the Contemporary World”

another of buchanan’s interpretation of deleuze. could be useful.

Optware Holographic 30GB Card:

Optware, the leaders in everything holographic (except my limited edition holographic Picachu), have a new type of media. This is roughly the size of a credit card and hold 30GB worth of data. It is called the Holographic Versatile Card (HVC) and is going to join the lines of Blu ray and HD DVD for the throne of the next big media. Right now the HVC seems less practical in home uses because the HVC reader costs $1800 dollars while each 30GB card is going to be under $1. For large server purposes this seems more practical.

I’m wondering if these might not be a good console gaming storage device. Hmmm? Hmmm?

Optware to Release 30 GB Holographic Card for Less than $1 at the End of 2006 [NikkeiBP]

cool….