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	AEI - Events
		And finally, we have as a discussant today Spencer Reiss, who is the contributing editor currently at Wired magazine, and previously has been a foreign correspondent for Newsweek.
		Spencer this month in Wired magazine has written about the prospects of a revival for nuclear power, and he has kindly brought about 40 copies of the magazine that are available out in our lobby for you to take home with you after the panel is over.
		So instead, we invited Spencer, who also writes on the subject for the high-technology community, to offer this thoughts and observations and as a way of prologue to opening up to questions and comments from the audience.
	www.aei.org /events/eventID.1004,filter.economic/transcript.asp (11840 words)

	Alternative Energy Action Network
		by Peter Schwartz and Spencer Reiss in the latest online edition of Wired is unabashedly pro-nuclear, curiously in line with some of the pro-nuclear elements in the just-released 2006 US budget proposal.
		Schwartz and Reiss seem to at least partially realize the need for such a vastly bigger scale, in talking about fuel reprocessing and extraction of uranium from seawater.
		A publically funded science career is one significantly funded from fuel tax revenue, a perch from which one can safely advocate fossil fuel replacement technologies until the cows come home as long as each and every one advocated is currently, and likely long to be, ineffective.
	www.altenergyaction.org /mambo/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=25&Itemid=27 (1463 words)

	TheStreet.com: Tech's Gilder Age: Terayon My Wayward Son
		Evidence of that phenomenon was in abundance late this week, when a pair of tech stocks jumped more than 70% over two days following mentions in the report.
		In June 1999, the stock rose 28% to close at 41 1/2, in a move that Dow Jones attributed at the time to a mention in the Gilder Technology Report.
		Reiss says the first time the publishing firm really noticed an effect from the newsletter was a month later, when bandwidth provider NorthEast Optic Network (NOPT:Nasdaq - news) rose 67% in a single day after a favorable mention from Gilder.
	www.thestreet.com /tech/internet/887162.html (999 words)

	Hot Stuff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Just as Web-based e-mail and online calendars made a splash this year, Web file storage services are the latest wave for businesses and consumers who want their important data safe, secure and easily accessible—online.
		Reiss also says there’s a healthy market of businesses who will pay extra for more capacity, added security, data backup and other services.
		Reiss cautions there’s also some market education required to acquaint users with this concept.
	www.entrepreneur.com /mag/article/0,1539,270759----33-,00.html (335 words)

	Joel Makower: Two Steps Forward: No Nukes Are Good Nukes
		The piece is, essentially, a Valentine to nuclear power, which Schwartz and Reiss maintain is climate friendly, safe, and gaining in popularity -- assertions that are (in order) true, false, and, at best, optimistic.
		The promise of a renewable energy future is not, as Schwartz and Reiss maintain, “attractive but powerless.” It’s real and it is coming on strong.
		February 18, 2005 09:28 PM Schwartz and Reiss also seem to ignore the huge startup capital costs to build nuclear plants.
	makower.typepad.com /joel_makower/2005/02/no_nukes_are_go.html (919 words)

	BUSINESS FORWARD - December 2000 - Big Companies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		AOL-Time Warner will be poised in the next year to cross the cable chasm and own a vertical content company that produces, directs and delivers content to hundreds of millions of Americans.
		Spencer Reiss, a vice president at the research firm the Guilder Group, points out that the massive cross-promotional synergy created by the new company is not the only attractive piece of the merger.
		"I think the overlooked aspect of this merger over the next year is cable connection," Reiss says.
	www.bizforward.com /wdc/issues/2000-12/bigcompanies (477 words)

	Philanthropy Magazine @ The Philanthropy Roundtable (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		So all they did was redistribute resources, or try to reconcile people to living in degradation.
		Most of the time, retorts Spencer Reiss, who edits the tech newsletter New Economy Watch, what they did was arrogate power to themselves.
		Now, Reiss says, their main function is to pooh-pooh the new economy and hearken back to some nonexistent golden age.
	www.philanthropyroundtable.org /magazines/2000-11/dsouza.html (2393 words)

	http://www.qando.net/ - Going Nuclear
		Peter Schwartz and Spencer Reiss write in Wired that if we truly want a "Green" source of energy, then nuclear power is the only way currently to have it.
		Burning coal and other fossil fuels is driving climate change, which is blamed for everything from western forest fires and Florida hurricanes to melting polar ice sheets and flooded Himalayan hamlets.
		Reader RAZ points to another fascinating article in Wired by Spencer Reiss about the new "pebble bed" nuclear reactors the Chinese are building.
	qando.net /details.aspx?Entry=1145 (3609 words)

	Iyinka DeGazon Assignment 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The computer and communication network have contributed to the creation of our so-called "new economy" by building a globalization of business, expanding the reach of goods and services to all corners of the globe.
		The impact of this computing and digital revolution is continuing to be felt around the world with 'anywhere, anytime' commerce.
		Globalization is the new business process and "[c]omputers, the software that runs on them, and the networks that connect them are the key enabling technologies of the new economy" (John Browning and Spencer Reiss, 1994-2002).
	home.utm.utoronto.ca /~idegazon (1347 words)

	Web storage sites loom as next big thing \| CNET News.com
		The migration of applications from the desktop to the Web has been one of the past year's defining trends.
		The new crowd of document storage Web sites may not be storing documents in subterranean mountain laboratories; but Reiss and others argue that files are safer with a reputable Web site than on a laptop computer prone to theft or damage.
		Across the board, the file storage sites are mimicking the free email sites in their revenue models: attract a large population of users with a useful free service and then sell advertising, sponsorships, and value-added services like security or extra space.
	news.com.com /2100-1023-227606.html?legacy=cnet&st.ne.fd.gif.f (859 words)

	isen.com SMART List Archives: NEW ECONOMY (#29, 11/07/99)
		The hosts for New Economy were Spencer Reiss and John Browning, who were largely responsible for defining the term "New Economy" in their previous life at Wired.
		PRODUCTIVITY PARADOX Reiss and Browning took a daring step -- they opened the first day of the conference with the most articulate, most respected critic of the New Economy concept.
		THE ANTITRUST GUY In another gutsy move, conference organizers Reiss and Browning put Joel I. Klein, the lead antitrust official of the U.S. Government, in front of the New Economy Conference audience of free-marketeers, Republicans and Libertarians.
	www.isen.com /archives/991107.html (2861 words)

	Bill Joy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Joy After Sun, interview with Brent Schlender for Fortune, September 29, 2003
		, interview with Spencer Reiss for Wired, December 2003
		Internet archive of biography from Sun Microsystems in 2003
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bill_Joy (415 words)

	TAP: Vol 12, Iss. 1. Is the New Economy Family-Friendly?. Alyssa R. Rayman-Read. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		People like New Economy Watch's Spencer Reiss have an answer.
		They are convinced that outfits like Garage.com are in the best position to deal with the endless conflicts between work and life.
		Their on-the-ground problem-solving flexibility, Reiss says, is one of the great advantages of the new economy.
	www.prospect.org /print/V12/1/rayman-read-a.html (2832 words)

	Edge 166
		John McCarthy, Daniel Gilbert, Spencer Reiss, Robert Provine, Verena Huber-Dyson respond to John Horgan's "In Defense of Common Sense".
		Since there is no content, there is no "controversy'' to teach about in biology class.
		John McCarthy, Daniel Gilbert, Spencer Reiss, Robert Provine, Verena Hunber-Dyson respond to John Horgan's "In Defense of Common Sense".
	www.edge.org /documents/archive/edge166.html (4101 words)

	Betsy Roadside musical (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		with jazz ensemble Andy Reiss, Roger Spencer, and Jim White
		The new play features 20 original jazz and bluegrass compositions.
		Left to right are Andy Reiss, Beegie Adair, and Roger Spencer.
	www.roadside.org /BetsyPreview.htm (54 words)

	The Minnesotan Husker: Pro-Nuclear Power
		I am an adament supporter of Nuclear power and getting more of it.
		This article, written by Peter Schwartz and Spencer Reiss, talks about just how much benefit we can get from more nuclear power.
		Nuclear energy is the big bang still reverberating.
	minnesotahusker.blogspot.com /2005/02/pro-nuclear-power.html (230 words)

	Boing Boing: Peak oil article in Rolling Stone
		Fortunately, new nuclear power technologies like pebble bed reactors are much safer than the nuke plants of old.
		(Here's a good article about pebble bed reactors, written by Spencer Reiss in Wired.
		Here's a Wired article by Peter Schwartz and Spencer Reiss about "green" nuke plants.
	www.boingboing.net /2005/04/13/peak_oil_article_in_.html (1189 words)

	Dreamsongs Essays Downloads
		Usually they are printed in a larger essay, but I’ve seen it posted on doors at some schools.
		In 1999, Spencer Reiss, one of the senior editors for Wired magazine, asked me to write a short essay having to do with the then-coming millennium.
		I wrote this essay for him - and he liked it - but he moved onto another job before he could publish it.
	www.dreamsongs.com /Essays.html (1600 words)

	IrishEyes: In earnest?
		I could have guessed that Jeff Immelt reads voraciously.
		He sounds like a well-read man. He told Spencer Reiss, "Twenty percent of what I read are business books.
		There's no one I admire or love than Jack Welch, but I've watched so many people try to copy him.
	irish.typepad.com /irisheyes/2004/02/in_earnest.html (138 words)

	A Dose of Reality for Those Greens Going Nuclear (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Combating global warming with nuclear energy is wishful thinking
		"There's only one sane, practical alternative: nuclear power," write Peter Schwartz and Spencer Reiss in "Nuclear Now!
		How clean, green atomic energy can stop global warming" (Wired, February 2005).
	www.utne.com /cgi-bin/udt/im.display.printable?client.id=utne_web_watch&story.id=11620 (572 words)

	Howard Lovy's NanoBot
		Seeman is one of the rare working, grant-getting, patent-producing nanoscientists who believes that nanotech will eventually progress beyond building better tennis rackets and create useful things from the bottom up -- at least, one of the few who can openly admit it without jeopardizing his ability to get government grants.
		Just last June, Spencer Reiss of Technology Review asked Seeman whether nanomanufacturing was "imminent" and how he would respond to "nanotech's skeptics" (read "molecular manufacturing").
		The professor did not take the bait and responded that it's not going to knit sweaters anytime soon, but:
	nanobot.blogspot.com /2005/08/these-bots-are-made-for-walkin.html (1044 words)

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		If someone you know would enjoy it, please feel free to forward a copy.
		CONTRIBUTORS THIS WEEK: Mark Mills, Peter Huber, Lauryn Franzoni, John Hammill, Aaron Charlwood, Dave Dortman, Bob Sauve, Spencer Reiss, Sandy Fleischmann
		The Friday Letter is mailed each week to more than 60,000 subscribers and friends of Gilder Publishing, including industry leaders, financial professionals and individual investors.
	www.gilder.com /fridayletter/FridayletterArchives/FL09.21.01.htm (882 words)

	Java Technologies All
		Six Ways to Boost Morale 11/21/2003 11:47:26 AM by Martha Heller (Industry Articles)
		Hope Is a Lousy Defense 11/20/2003 12:46:09 PM by Spencer Reiss (Industry Articles)
		Beware the dangers of generic Exceptions 11/19/2003 12:31:27 PM by Paul Philion (Industry Articles)
	java.ittoolbox.com /documents?n=2742&Section=All (299 words)

	Groove Networks - Groove Weblog
		Several recent press articles worth noting here. The August issue of Wired magazine is out, and contains a QandA interview of Ray by reporter Spencer Reiss. Here's one excerpt from the interview:
		As encrypted network grows in popularity, is there a danger that these so-called darknets will replace bigger and bigger chunks of the Internet?
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	www.groove.net /blog?month=07&year=2004 (1851 words)

	Sault St. Marie vessel passage
		to Thunder Bay Sarah Spencer Up 16:35 Light to Duluth (DMandIR) Stefania 1 (Malta) Up 16:50 Light to Duluth
		Lee White Up 12:45 Stone to Duluth (Reiss) Michipicoten Up 18:00 Checked in at ????
		Up 13:10 Light to Duluth (MWE) Canadian Progress Up 13:35 To Algoma Steel Arthur M. Anderson Up 16:05 Stone to Duluth (DMandIR) Sarah Spencer Up 16:20 Light to Thunder Bay Herbert C. Jackson Up 19:15 Light to Marquette Reserve Up 23:59 Light to Marquette
	www.boatnerd.com /passage/soopass.htm (3447 words)

	CodingTheWeb.com, Go Nuclear, Young Man (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Despite disasters like Three Mile Island, could nuclear power help stop global warming?
		By Peter Schwartz and Spencer Reiss from Wired magazine.
		The CodingTheWeb.com NewsLog is a continually updated list of news stories, technical articles and tutorials of interest to any Webmaster employing Open Source technologies.
	www.codingtheweb.com /projects/newslog/archive/173180.htm (98 words)

	Luddism
		Perils of Technology Ira Flato (NPR) interviws Bill Joy, Sherry Turkle, and Raymond Kurzweil (audio link)
		Hope Is a Lousy Defense (Joy interview with Spencer Reiss)
		High Technology's Dark Side (Joy interview with Ray Suarez)
	carbon.cudenver.edu /~mryder/itc_data/luddite.html (616 words)

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