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- Project administrators: dangermaus, seeschloss |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Ranking: 8805, Activity percentile: 37.04%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (15 Oct 2003): Download count: 1 |
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- Public mailing lists: gpu-world |
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- Public discussion forums: Help, Open Discussion, Developers |
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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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- Some of you know my penchant for randomly generated things. Check this out - randomly generated CD covers! Hours of... |
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- "Five employees at the state Bureau of Employment Programs will lose their jobs at the end of the month because of changes in how the agency handles computer work." [The Charleston Gazette] |
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- Bensalem - The county agency has something to crow about: Hotel stays are up 4 percent, group tours of Historic Fallsington have risen, and a new initiative is expected to increase tourism across Bucks. |
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- Applen tarjoaman iTunes Link Makerin avulla voi luoda linkkejä suoraan iTunes-ohjelmalla (josta siis ilmestyi eilen myös Windows-versio) käytettävä |
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- Customer Support Position: Full-Time Technical Support Analyst needed. We're really only considering people who are local, and who can start immediately. If that's you, and you have the requirements listed below, come on in! The water's great! |
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- when I thought it couldn't get any better this week, a pre-ordered book wrapped in corrugated brown with a swooshed smilie on it approached me after dinner: Church in Emerging Culture: Five Perspectives.. now this is THE watershed book of... |
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- WASHINGTON - More than 51 million Americans will get a 2.1 percent increase in their monthly Social Security checks next year - an extra $19 a month for an average retiree. |
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- WASHINGTON - House Republicans announced a $22 billion plan Thursday to partially overturn a 19th-century policy depriving disabled veterans of some retirement pay. |
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- Free Pint Newsletter 147 - 16 October 2003 - now available |
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- Open-Access Journals by Roy Tennant, Manager, eScholarship Web & Services Design, California Digital Library - Library Journal, October 15, 2003 |
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- The November 2003 issue of Walt Crawford's Cites & Insights is now available |
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- The Professional Learning Centre, Faculty of Information Studies, University of Toronto presents a one-day course: Health Information Resources - November 7, 2003 |
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- A summary of the 2003 Update to AACR2, 2002 Revision has been issued for information |
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- Swets Blackwell has announced that it is the first subscription agent member to achieve level 2 compliance with COUNTER's international e-journal usage standards. Swets has signed a formal declaration of compliance with COUNTER, an international initiative launched in March 2002 designed to serve librarians, publishers and intermediaries by facilitating the recording and exchange of online usage statistics |
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- The American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts, offers visiting academic research fellowships tenable for one to twelve months each year. All awards are for a period of residence to use the AAS library's resources for research and writing. Application deadline is January 15, 2004 |
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- Call for Papers: Special issue of the Journal of Digital Information on - Information Design Models and Processes - Submission deadline is 15 December 2003 |
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- The Charlie Robinson Award honors a public library director who, over a period of seven years, has been a risk taker, an innovator and/or a change agent in a public library. The recipient should have been active in national and other professional associations and be known for developing and implementing programs which are responsive to the need of community residents. The award consists of $1,000 and a gift to the librarian. The public library director will be honored at the ALA Annual Conference. Nominations by December 1, 2003 |
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- 11.30am: Britain's rail regulator has proposed a £22.7bn budget to upgrade and maintain the country's railways over the next five years. |
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- Three US military policemen and two Iraqi officers killed in a midnight clash in the Iraqi holy city of Kerbala. |
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- Stephen Bates looks to the Bible for a resolution to the debate on homosexuality in the Anglican church. |
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- Media: Online auctioneer reports a surge in profits of almost 70% - but the company failed to meet Wall Street's expectations. |
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- UK: A charge of speeding against an ambulance driver who was delivering a liver for a transplant patient has been dropped. |
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- World: Police have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at Hindu militants attempting to hold a banned gathering in Ayodhya. |
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- Politics: The prime minister took a break from Brussels talks on the new EU constitution today to dismiss calls for a British referendum on the issue. |
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- Society: An alcohol misuse charity has expressed alarm over figures published today that show Britain's young women are the heaviest drinkers in Europe when they go out. |
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Game on (Oct 17 2003 11:50 GMT) - Economic dispatch: Phone companies hope mobile gaming will emulate the success of text messaging and become the next big thing, writes Victor Keegan. |
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- Feature: Next week Concorde will fly for the last time. Francis Spufford marvels at the aircraft that soared higher and faster than any other. |
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- Observer: From Adam Ant to Nick Hornby, everyone seems to be opening up about depression. But is the therapy culture actually making us ill? |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - "Atlanta-based Jade USA... is working with IBM to give 2,000 Unisys customers a way to migrate their proprietary LINC systems to JADE on IBM's mainframe..."... |
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- this guy has 500 chapters of free books! handy. looking now for stuff on java and VB.net... |
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- Yesterday Judge Michael J. Davis of the United States District Court of Minnesota released a 22 page decision, Vonage Holdings... |
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- The ultimate punishment. Scott Turow tried -- and failed -- to build a better death penalty. Now he wants it abolished. [Salon Headlines] |
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