h2g2 Citations - 2002
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| Book: Contemporary business 2003 (Thomson/South-Western, 2002) |
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| Author(s): Louis E. Boone, David L. Kurtz |
| Ref: (p486) The following list reviews a few of the ways businesses are using relationships to reach corporate goals: Partnering with customers - Inspired by the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, in which galactic travellers contribute reviews to an electronic guide, an Internet compant called h2g2 is creating a collaborative guide to the travels of earthlings. Volunteer researchers are building the guide, which provides advice ranging from how to navigate Beijing's subway system to where to get the best curry dishes in Britain. |
| h2g2 link: A123823 - The World's Best Curry Houses |
| h2g2 author: Jim Lynn et al |
| Notes: Entry not explicitly mentioned, but implies A123823. |
| Book: Digital futures: strategies for the information age (Library Association, 2002) |
| Article: |
| Author(s): Marilyn Deegan, Simon Tanner |
| Ref: Adams, D. (1999) Predicting the Future, H2G2 Entry ID: A216433, available at www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A216433 |
| h2g2 link: A216433 - Predicting the Future |
| h2g2 author: DNA |
| Notes: Links to Guide folder. |
| News: Politiken (Denmark), 13 Jan, 2002 Section: Pg. 1 |
| Title: SPROGSKOLE: SOM DE GAMLE ROMERE ALTID SAGDE (Language School: As the Ancient Romans always said) |
| Author(s): Henrik Palle |
| Ref: Http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A218882 ...Et af de rigtige gode latin-steder er den britiske mediegigant BBCs website. Her er der nemlig i en afkrog en masse udmaerkede, ja ligefrem glimrende,og anvendelige saetninger. (One of the really good Latin places, the British media giant BBC's website. Here in a corner, a lot of excellent, even brilliant, and useful phrases.) |
| h2g2 link: A218882 - Handy Latin Phrases |
| h2g2 author: Si et al |
| Notes: 1. Danish-language publication. 2. Same Entry was mentioned in the issue of Politiken on 22 February, 2002, under the article 'JOKES PAA NETTET' (Jokes on the Web). |
| Journal: The Solicitors' journal: Volume 146 |
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| Ref: ... (visit www.bbc.co.uk/dna/ h2g2/A266249 for the full calculation). |
| h2g2 link: A266249 - Christmas Jokes |
| h2g2 author: CountSpracula |
| Notes: 1. Unedited entry (no edited version) |
| Book: Contemporary business 2003 (Thomson/South-Western, 2002) |
| Article: |
| Author(s): Louis E. Boone, David L. Kurtz |
| Ref: (p486) The following list reviews a few of the ways businesses are using relationships to reach corporate goals: Partnering with customers - Inspired by the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, in which galactic travellers contribute reviews to an electronic guide, an Internet compant called h2g2 is creating a collaborative guide to the travels of earthlings. Volunteer researchers are building the guide, which provides advice ranging from how to navigate Beijing's subway system to where to get the best curry dishes in Britain. |
| h2g2 link: A273016 - The Beijing Mass Transit System |
| h2g2 author: Bell Jar |
| Notes: Entry not explicitly mentioned, but implies A273016. |
| Book: Virtual reality in geography, Volume 1 (CRC Press, 2002) |
| Article: |
| Author(s): David John Unwin, Peter Fisher |
| Ref: "The development of a fully-functional Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy that provides spatially-specific information and navigation across the globe is an exciting prospect" References: The Digital Village Limited. 1999. Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition. On the Move - The Vision, www.h2g2.com/A281486. |
| h2g2 link: A281486 - h2g2 On the Move - The Vision |
| h2g2 author: h2g2Editors |
| Notes: Unedited entry, leading to a blank page saying "The h2g2 On the Move project has been discontinued." |
| News: Turkish Probe (Ankara), 15 Dec, 2002 Section: Lighter Side |
| Title: Drinking and canoeing |
| Author(s): |
| Ref: Our Internet Tip of the week is a page from the BBC website which is devoted to unusual sports. It's a long URL so note it carefully: www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A403147. This makes reference to many an odd sporting contest and we may return to it in future weeks but for the moment here is its description of canoe jousting: "While this is not a well-known sport, it is a fun thing to do. Apparently. Two canoes race up river to a designated point. Once that point is reached by both canoes, the jousting then begins. The object is to submerse the opponent's canoe by whatever means possible, without the use of tools (i.e. paddles). While poles were used in the initial inception of the sport, they were proven too dangerous to use among friends. There is usually a judge on the river bank to decide when a canoe is submersed. While the judge is not always necessary, there have been some difficult calls. Scheduling of this event is usually difficult unless the participants have been drinking for the better part of the morning or the afternoon. There are no formal leagues as yet, but the popularity of the sport is growing... " |
| h2g2 link: A403147 - Unusual Sports |
| h2g2 author: Spirit et al |
| Notes: URL links to Alabaster version. |
| News: Times Educational Supplement, 23 Aug, 2002 Section: n/k |
| Title: Spanning the ages |
| Author(s): Donna Lawer Jones |
| Ref: Websites : http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A471476 - Units of measurement and a useful short history of measurements. |
| h2g2 link: A471476 - Units of Measurement |
| h2g2 author: Cefpret |
| Notes: 1. Article link: http://www.tes.co.uk/article.aspx?storycode=368099 2. URL links to Alabaster skin. |
| News: WE!, Sep 1, 2002 Section: Pg. 7(1) |
| Title: Indian activists protest court ruling on sati worship |
| Author(s): |
| Ref: Women activists in india are protesting a Rajasthan court ruling that allows devotees to pray in temples dedicated to women who have committed sati, the ancient Hindu practice that requires a widow to throw herself onto her husband's burning funeral pyre... Source: ... with additional information from http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/2241437.stm and http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A521524/ |
| h2g2 link: A521524 - Religious Ceremonies that Mark Rites of Passage |
| h2g2 author: Smiley Ben et al |
| Notes: URL has a trailing slash – this directs the user to the h2g2 Front Page rather than the Entry itself. |
| Book: The Barnes Review [TBR], Volume 8 (TBR, 2002) |
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| Ref: (p70) Website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A575642 |
| h2g2 link: A575642 - Ninja |
| h2g2 author: Mr Prophet |
| Notes: Links to the Alabaster skin. |
| Book: Shogun Japan (Social Studies, 2002) |
| Article: |
| Author(s): Social Studies School Service |
| Ref: "These Web sites can help students gain background information on the social hierarchy of Shogun Japan and on the role of the samurai: ... http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A663068 - The shifting of the samurai role during the Edo Period" |
| h2g2 link: A663068 - Samurai Society |
| h2g2 author: Mr Prophet |
| Notes: |
| Journal: International Journal of Iberian Studies, Vol. 15 Issue 3, p187, 2002 |
| Article: Seeing double? The remaking of Alejandro's Amenábar's Abre los ojos as Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky. |
| Author(s): White, Anne M.. |
| Ref: Awix, 'Vanilla Twice', http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A691887 "24 Lies a Second" |
| h2g2 link: A691887 - 24 Lies a Second (Vanilla Twice) |
| h2g2 author: Awix |
| Notes: 1. h2g2 post article. 2. Links to the Alabaster skin. |
| News: The Star-Ledger (Newark, New Jersey), Oct 27, 2002 Sunday Section: Spotlight; Pg. 9 |
| Title: Books that dripped blood |
| Author(s): |
| Ref: For your library and bookmarks, here are texts and Web sites that cover all things Hammer: Books: ... "Do You Want It Good or Tuesday? From Hammer Films to Hollywood," Jimmy Sangster (Midnight Marquee, 1997) Web sites: BBC Hammer compendium (www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A710227) |
| h2g2 link: A710227 - Hammer - the Birth of a Studio |
| h2g2 author: Smij |
| Notes: Jimster's book plugged in same article. |
| Journal: Catholic University Law Review, volume 52 (2002-03) |
| Article: Judging in interesting times: the free speech clause jurispudence of justice |
| Author(s): Byron R White; Bell, Bernard W. |
| Ref: (p893) Opening quote and footnote 1: See BBCi, h2g2, The Guide to Life, the Universe and Everything, Guide Entry at http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A798564 (Last visited Oct. 5, 2003). |
| h2g2 link: A798564 - "May You Live in Interesting Times" |
| h2g2 author: Telcontar |
| Notes: Unedited entry. Edited version is at A807374 - The Quote 'May You Live in Interesting Times' |
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