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July 6, 2007. Bakfietsen: Dutch Work Bikes. If you take bicycles seriously as transport infrastructure, you begin to ask what you could do with one besides ride it. The Dutch have an answer to that question, or rather a LOT of answers. They build bakfietsen. Carrying two or three kids is easy in a bakfiets. This guy has one kid on the back, two in the front, and full saddlebags as well. Such as ride you right up onto the sidewalk to get close to a door in a rainstorm, as we did the other day. First of a ...

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July 6, 2007. Bakfietsen: Dutch Work Bikes. If you take bicycles seriously as transport infrastructure, you begin to ask what you could do with one besides ride it. The Dutch have an answer to that question, or rather a LOT of answers. They build bakfietsen. Carrying two or three kids is easy in a bakfiets. This guy has one kid on the back, two in the front, and full saddlebags as well. Such as ride you right up onto the sidewalk to get close to a door in a rainstorm, as we did the other day. First of a ...

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July 6, 2007. Bakfietsen: Dutch Work Bikes. If you take bicycles seriously as transport infrastructure, you begin to ask what you could do with one besides ride it. The Dutch have an answer to that question, or rather a LOT of answers. They build bakfietsen. Carrying two or three kids is easy in a bakfiets. This guy has one kid on the back, two in the front, and full saddlebags as well. Such as ride you right up onto the sidewalk to get close to a door in a rainstorm, as we did the other day. First of a ...

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Infrastructuration: November 2006

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November 21, 2006. Here is a story whose weirdness will be fully appreciated only by South Africans, SA historians, and others who really know the country. In 2003-04 I spent thirteen months in South Africa researching the technopolitics of information infrastructure during and after apartheid. Among other things, I wanted to find out more about Operation Vula. Kelly Garrett and I have an article about this coming out in the next issue of Social Science Computer Review. Gabrielle and I went to Vancouver,...

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Infrastructuration: June 2007

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June 21, 2007. First of a series of posts on bicycles and bike infrastructure in Amsterdam. I've been living in Amsterdam since December. One of this city's great pleasures is the cycling life. According to Wikipedia. There are about 700,000 bikes in Amsterdam. Almost one bike per inhabitant. Bikes handle 40 percent of all trips inside the city limits. This makes Amsterdam unique among major urban centers in the developed world (though cities like Shanghai and Bombay have a lot more of them.). Which teac...

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Infrastructuration: Default Options

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June 20, 2007. In April, Swarthmore psychologist Barry Schwartz published an NYT op-ed called " Unnatural Selections. In practically every sphere of life. Options, the ones that have to be deliberately chosen and configured (if they still exist). It's the default option. In the IT world, this lesson gets learned again and again, a bit better over time, perhaps, but never once and for all. In the 1980s Terry Winograd and Fernando Flores developed a program for distributed workgroups called the Coordin...

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Infrastructuration: South Africa 2003-04: Apartheid as Infrastructure

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April 19, 2007. South Africa 2003-04: Apartheid as Infrastructure. Third in a series of posts about South Africa, originally written during the 13 months I lived there in 2003-04. Posted by Paul N. Edwards. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Read my " Infrastructure and Modernity. Paul N. Edwards. View my complete profile. South Africa 2003-04: Habit as Infrastructure. South Africa 2003-04: Crime and Technology in Ever. South Africa 2003-04: Cheap Labor, Unemployment, a. South Africa 2003-04: Durban.

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Infrastructuration: Bicycles in Amsterdam

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June 21, 2007. First of a series of posts on bicycles and bike infrastructure in Amsterdam. I've been living in Amsterdam since December. One of this city's great pleasures is the cycling life. According to Wikipedia. There are about 700,000 bikes in Amsterdam. Almost one bike per inhabitant. Bikes handle 40 percent of all trips inside the city limits. This makes Amsterdam unique among major urban centers in the developed world (though cities like Shanghai and Bombay have a lot more of them.). Which teac...

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Research Dasein: March 2008

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Wednesday, March 19, 2008. Posted by Cory Knobel. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Skinny on Me. I'm a man in flux, which is exactly as it should be. View my complete profile. Other Academic Blogs to Read. Dan Atkins' CI Topics Blog. Tobias Escher at OII. William H. Dutton (OII). Words, get out of my head.

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Research Dasein: September 2007

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Thursday, September 6, 2007. A statement from the CDI conference. I had a "double take" moment when this came out of a conference speaker's mouth, but I'll have to think about it. Teaching is to research as confession is to sin. You really can't do one without the other.". More precisely, you really can't deliver the former with any credibility until the latter has been given form. Posted by Cory Knobel. Wednesday, September 5, 2007. CI, CDI, and myopic disciplinarity. It seems that the larger humanities...

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Research Dasein: Recap of the e-Social Science Conference

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Wednesday, October 17, 2007. Recap of the e-Social Science Conference. A full week has passed since the conclusion of the Third e-Social Science conference that was hosted here at the University of Michigan. That's about enough time to put down some of the reflections from the event, I suppose. Please.PhD students have enough trouble. A question in five minutes. Forget about a PhD student being able to. That's a bit troublesome. Are we really that bad at communicating what we're doing? The main diversity...

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Research Dasein: Reporting live from the e-Social Science Doctoral Colloquium

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Sunday, October 7, 2007. Reporting live from the e-Social Science Doctoral Colloquium. Finally. After attending a steady stream of conferences, doctoral summer schools and colloquia, NSF and other sponsored symposia and workshops, et cetera - all of which left me with the impression that cyberinfrastructure/e-science research is focused solely on computer scientists, physicists, mathematicians - all the high-paradigm sciences.there has been a change of pace. Posted by Cory Knobel. The Skinny on Me.

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Research Dasein: On the train...

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Wednesday, March 19, 2008. Posted by Cory Knobel. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Skinny on Me. I'm a man in flux, which is exactly as it should be. View my complete profile. Other Academic Blogs to Read. Dan Atkins' CI Topics Blog. Tobias Escher at OII. William H. Dutton (OII). Words, get out of my head.

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Research Dasein: January 2009

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Friday, January 16, 2009. Proto-ontologies in social reconfiguration. Seeing new connections on the subjective level and figuring out their flaws, consistencies, and revelatory qualities? Posted by Cory Knobel. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Skinny on Me. I'm a man in flux, which is exactly as it should be. View my complete profile. Other Academic Blogs to Read. Dan Atkins' CI Topics Blog. Tobias Escher at OII. William H. Dutton (OII). Words, get out of my head. Proto-ontologies in social reconfiguration.

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Research Dasein: July 2007

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Tuesday, July 31, 2007. I've kept blogs in various forms for a number of years. I think LiveJournal was my first foray back in 2001. None of them really stuck for me. Then again, I didn't particularly see much point in rehashing the minutae of my day, nor did I really feel like consistently putting up my personal life for validation by people I've never met. This will be something different, I think. Posted by Cory Knobel. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Skinny on Me. View my complete profile.

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Research Dasein: Nihil nimus ("nothing in excess")

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Monday, October 22, 2007. Nihil nimus ("nothing in excess"). Boice, Robert. (2000) Advice for New Faculty Members: Nihil Nimus. Allyn and Bacon Publishers. Needham Heights, MA. ISBN 0-205-28159-1. Two main reasons. First, faculty productivity and new faculty experiences are Boice's academic career foci, and the frank discussion of his research methods in generating this book, as well as providing research results, is convincing. Second, if this process actually works, I can't afford. I won't go into deta...

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Research Dasein: October 2007

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Tuesday, October 23, 2007. File under: Brilliant turns of phrase by jaded academics. From a good friend, colleague, and co-author - Charlie Kaylor. Student presentations are the Ninth Circle of Hell. All movement ceases except the slowly fanning wings of Satan.". Posted by Cory Knobel. Monday, October 22, 2007. Nihil nimus ("nothing in excess"). Boice, Robert. (2000) Advice for New Faculty Members: Nihil Nimus. Allyn and Bacon Publishers. Needham Heights, MA. ISBN 0-205-28159-1. I won't go into detail on...

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July 6, 2007. Bakfietsen: Dutch Work Bikes. If you take bicycles seriously as transport infrastructure, you begin to ask what you could do with one besides ride it. The Dutch have an answer to that question, or rather a LOT of answers. They build bakfietsen. Carrying two or three kids is easy in a bakfiets. This guy has one kid on the back, two in the front, and full saddlebags as well. Such as ride you right up onto the sidewalk to get close to a door in a rainstorm, as we did the other day. First of a ...

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