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- Most recent daily statistics (14 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Most recent daily statistics (14 Oct 2003): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- I am at the KMWorld conference in Santa Clara. Vernon Imrich is up with his slideshow titled "Content Management and Multi-Channel Publishing". He is talking about Percussion's Rhythmyx enterprise CMS software. |
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- Most recent daily statistics (14 Oct 2003): Ranking: 4303, Activity percentile: 69.24%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (14 Oct 2003): Download count: 4 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushiwiki-devel |
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- I just downloaded iTunes for Windoze Windows. I am a happy camper. Now to find that OS X theme for XP and I can be a full fledged Mac user wannabe.... |
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- Project administrators: dangermaus, seeschloss |
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- Project description: SushiWiki is a WikiWikiWeb like Web application running on .NET platforms. It is written in C#, uses ASP.NET features and stores data in SQL databases or flat XML files. |
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- Project administrators: egroise |
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- Project description: GPU is a Gnutella client for sharing files and CPU-resources. Our objective is to develop a robust framework for distributed computing on a peer-to-peer grid. We hope to support peaceful, open and free research and to build a cheap supercomputer. |
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- This is a table about Australia -- Victoria Weather Update |
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- This is a table about U.S. Gulf Export Bid Prices |
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- This is a table about Australia -- Western Australia Weather Update |
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- This is a table about Australia -- New South Wales Weather Update |
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- The UN Security Council votes unanimously to back a revised US text on Iraq setting out its political and economic future. |
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- John Howard says that Australia is a regional helper, not a law enforcer, responding to George Bush's remarks. |
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- I am at the KMWorld conference in Santa Clara. This panel presentation has three speakers: Chip Gettinger (VP, Customer Solutions, Astoria Software), Vernon Imrich (CTO, Percussion Software), and Mike Draper (VP of Information Systems, Network World Fusion). Chip is up first with his slideshow titled "Collaborative XML Content Authoring and Management: |
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- ｢ただ、『. com』と『. net』アドレスにユーザ |
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- Aries Electronics now offers a new high frequency test socket for devices from 14 to 27 mm2 wide. The new socket is ideal for manual testing of devices with pitches down to 0.50 mm, in applications with speeds from 1 GHz to over 10 GHz, such as CSP, MicroBGA, MLF, QFN, DSP, LGA, SRAM, DRAM, and Flash devices. [PRWEB Oct 16, 2003] |
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- Editor: a person employed by a newspaper, whose business it is to separate the wheat from the chaff, and to see that the chaff is printed. —Elbert Hubbard (1856 - 1915) |
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- Christi Shake Christi Shake was Miss May 2002. She's a Maryland native who moved to LA after appearing in Playboy's College Girls magazine. See Christi's photos at Playboy.com.... |
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- I was reading a post over at blogasm. Some man was talking about how he's so horny that he's made... |
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- It's Friday, which means odd and funny things appear on blogs. Christopher...pop quiz! Name that duck! Blog on!... |
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Blacklisted (Oct 17 2003 03:47 GMT) - I received my first comment spam today. It ticked me off a bit. Apologies to people who might have been looking for cheap flights, but I deleted the comment. I took a little time to make some preventative steps to prevent this from happening again. I downloaded and installed Jay Allen's MT-Blacklist. |
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- It's delux, son, delux! ... get it right, it's delux_247, son.... |
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- It's delux, son, delux! ... get it right, it's delux_247, son.... |
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- (and questionable men named Bill)... Patrick Stewart could be single again after filing for legal seperation from his second wife.... |
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- Winning the upcoming elections in District 17 will be an uphill battle, but it is possible, Catherine Barrier said to the New Jersey College Republicans in the Rutgers Student Center Wednesday night. |
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- Classifying it as "far beyond what is acceptable at Rutgers," University President Richard L. McCormick discussed with the Board of Trustees yesterday the recent fight that left two undergraduate students in critical condition. |
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- Imagine taking a 33-hour long bus ride and meeting 10 strangers who will be spending the entire summer with you at a national park. Sounds like a reality television show, doesn't it? |
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- Are you looking to buy a house? It's going to cost you. According to a report released by the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, the recent rise in the prices of homes in the state is not expected to collapse the market, and will eventually slow down or flatten, said James Hughes, Dean of the Bloustein school. |
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- Through the first six games of 2003, the Scarlet Knights' defense has been blitzed via the rushing game. Rutgers is 108th nationally in run defense, allowing over 200 yards on the ground alone. But, for the first time since week two, Rutgers (3-3, 0-2) will be facing a team without any form of established halfback to propel the rushing attack. |
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- If the Rutgers women's soccer team has plans to make the Big East Tournament this season, the next three games will be crucial. |
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- Big East Conference matchups have come sporadically throughout the Rutgers men's soccer team's 2003 campaign, but never in the abundance that they are now. The Scarlet Knights (7-3-2, 4-1-2) started their four-game in-conference extravaganza on Tuesday with a second-rate 1-1 tie to the Orangemen of Syracuse University. |
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- After playing in four consecutive overtime games and then having to compete against the No.13 Princeton, the Rutgers field hockey team has had an entire week to recuperate and get ready for one of its biggest games this season. |
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- Roll over, sit and bark are easy enough, but the real professionals can train dogs to successfully assist the blind. With help from the Rutgers University Police Department and Emergency Services, the Cook College Eye Puppy Raising Club met Wednesday in the back of Lot 99A for its first-time dog training session designed to acclimate its puppies to the sound of sirens. |
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- Professors, students, and members of the University community gathered for a book signing and lecture from University history Professor Suzanne Lebsock. |
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- There is a spectre haunting Rutgers - the spectre of liberalism. At 19, I am a conservative Republican and an ideological minority. This country has gotten to a point where tolerant, "diverse" colleges and universities that advocate fairness and equality are beginning to ostracize those who don't hold one universal belief - that of liberalism. My social views have been bashed and underrepresented by the liberal majority at Rutgers and around the collegiate United States. |
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- To the editor: I would like to retort to Jonathan Kranz's letter, "Getting to root of destructive, violent acts" (The Daily Targum, Oct. 16). While I, nor any member of a greek letter organization, would ever excuse or condone the violent actions of anyone, Mr. Kranz's opinion can only be classified as a knee-jerk response. |
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- Diana Kelly is right in her column, "It's Not About the Game" (The Daily Targum, Oct. 16) - it's not about the game. I too am jealous of the memories that the older generations of alumni still cherish about the Rutgers football of their time. I imagine what it would be like to cheer for fellow students who came to the University as students, not as touted recruits who may or may not have been admitted to the University based on their academic records. |
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- It's official: Arnold Schwarzenegger, known for his small role in The Terminator movie trilogy, has control of the most populated state in the U.S.A. California has put their trust in Arnold Schwarzenegger not only to govern them, but also to help rescue their huge budget deficit and faltering economy. |
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