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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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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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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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- This hour's show is called Talktown (Talkeetna, Alaska Music Talkeetna, Alaska Music). The main Whole Wheat Radio site is at: http://www. wholewheatradio. |
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- For more information, see related story. caribbeanracing.com Oct 16 2003 10:50PM ET |
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- A German Banker on Welfare Among Miami's Palms. New York Times Oct 16 2003 8:47PM ET |
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- German welfare crisis coming to light in Florida. IHT Oct 16 2003 7:17PM ET |
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- New Clipper yachts in build. Yachting World Oct 16 2003 6:33PM ET |
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- The November issue of Walt Crawford's Cites & Insights is now online. This issue has major sections on Scholarly Article Access and Copyright Currents. In the Access section Walt reviews, often favorably, a wide swath of the recent literature on open access, including pieces by Declan Butler, Susan Owens, Stephen Pinfield and Hamish James, Robert Parks, Samuel Trosow, Catherine Zandonella, and me. |
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- Paul Elias, Free online journal seeks revolution in science publishing, Associated Press, October 16, 2003. In addition to the usual overview explaining open access to a new audience, Elias makes this nice point: "By Monday morning, the Duke paper [on the monkey using brain impulses to control a robot arm] was rendered inaccessible by a crush of traffic from interested readers that crashed the Public Library's servers. The site received 500,000 hits in the hours immediately after the paper was posted and some 80,000 downloads occurred, prompted by worldwide media coverage. 'Nothing else has ever argued so strongly for open-access publishing,' said Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researcher Michael Eisen, who co-founded the nonprofit organization along with Nobel laureate Harold Varmus and Stanford University biochemist Patrick Brown. |
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- Many free recipes for themed birthday cakes of all shapes, sizes, tastes and colors.My fave? The rubber ducky cake. |
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- Learn over 150 ways to say Happy Birthday in different languages. |
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- CNN reports that tickets for the marathon December 15 showings of the extended editions of Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring and Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers followed by the midnight debut of Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King have quickly sold out in the United States. Theatre chains are being rebuffed in attempts to join the marathon showing which will have only 99 U. |
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- Yankees win 6-5 in the 11th inning on an Aaron Boone home run! No Cubs, no Red Sox. A standard NY Yankees vs. National League Team World Series. |
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- I am looking to make tool in php to upload bulk data into my site. see http://help. yahoo. com/help/sg/auct/asell/abulk/i html |
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- One of my clients just called me to ask me to make a small change to her newsletter, which is... |
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- This is barbaric. I'm all for being able to tell your spouse "I don't want to live on machines, don't... |
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- The South China Morning Post lead story naturally is all about the first Chinese manned space flight. |
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- "Eminent domain," the legal doctrine by which government is allowed to condemn private property for "public" uses is being abused... |
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- Lana Kinnear Lana Kinnear was a Cyber Girl of the Week at Playboy.com this week. You can also see her in several Playboy newsstand issues. Click here.... |
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- I thought I should break this off into another post, as opposed to just making one really long one about... |
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- My new obsession: Finding a house to renovate. Inspiration: Updating Ranches I have decided that I am destined to renovate... |
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- From the Chicago Tribune: The war for Midwest phone customers escalated Wednesday as the Federal Communications Commission gave SBC Communications Inc. the go-ahead to offer long-distance service in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio. The action, signaled last month when the FCC allowed SBC to sell long-distance in Michigan, is expected to mean new offers and lower prices for Illinois phone customers. |
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- The Associated Press reports that the Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday approved SBC Communications Inc.'s application to offer long-distance service in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. SBC had been pushing for years to offer long distance in those states, the last pockets in the company's 13-state service area without the service. SBC's offer of long distance in Michigan was approved recently. |
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- Don’t be an ape.by Rick Klau |
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- Imported First Code Segment |
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- A commenter asks whether I think Rome was justified in launching the Third Punic War and destroying Carthage. Well, as... |
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- Canadian politics might be less of a soporific now that our two self-described right-wing parties have finally decided to merge.... |
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- Well, I'm not exactly "listening" to this band, as they don't have anything out. Regardless, I'm intrigued by a new... |
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- For the love of Mac, go download iTunes, then uninstall Windows Media Player, WinAmp, and MusicMatch immediately. It's sinful not to. (Thanks Jon!) - Adlin |
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- We've all heard of Web services, XML, and SOAP. The question is, do they work? Come learn more about Web services, how the pieces fit together, and how you can use Web services to solve system integration problems. |
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- A lot of emphasis has been placed on developing XML web service applications that are consumed by and exposed by .NET applications. However, Office XP also has significant aptitude with web service integration. This session focuses on teaching you how to develop Office XP applications that consume existing web services. Emphasis will be placed on showing how you can easily interact with existing web services using the Office XP Web Services Toolkit from a variety of Office XP applications. |
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- Learn how to take existing Web applications and run them unchanged on Oracle Application Server 10g. |
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- This advanced session will provide concrete best practices for building XML Web Services using Visual Studio.NET. We'll answer many common questions like: How will my Web Service scale? How can my XML Web Services enable interoperability with Web Services from other vendors as well as within my own organization? |
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- Learn how Oracle9i JDeveloper brings an end-to-end solution to your Web services development projects, and why developing SOAP, WSDL and UDDI Web services based on J2EE and PL/SQL has never been easier. |
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