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- HandyTEL.com Oct 28 2003 4:33PM ET... |
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- CTV.ca Oct 28 2003 3:38PM ET... |
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- AFP via Yahoo! Oct 28 2003 4:26PM ET... |
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- new fdi pattern emerging, says unctad, reshaped by services economy, new industries |
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- Man says he thought shooting at Md. shopping center was suicide; 'Girl just shot herself'; Testimony also heard on two other attacks |
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- Process is 'inadequate, antiquated,' report says; 'Needs some attention'; Judges performed audit; task force will be formed |
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- Family: An elementary school secretary opens her home and her heart to a developmentally disabled boy in need. |
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- But delaying schools plan now tied to federal law may prove impractical |
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- Plurality favors control by state agencies rather than gaming industry |
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- Fear of rodents' spread in region tempers success |
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- Boy, 10, killed by crossbow called 'good-hearted' |
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- Owner sees track closing if devices locate elsewhere |
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- Tuition: House and Senate leaders take different approaches to opposing the governor on increasing college costs. |
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Bitter EJB (Oct 28 2003 22:28 GMT) - Received this book a couple of weeks ago from Amazon. I'd recommend buying this book as it has some really good advice and is very well written. However if you are planning on taking the SCBCD exam I would recommend putting it on the bookshelf until after you've passed it. The areas the book cover are bigger than just the vanilla EJB and topics such as alternatives to entity beans for persistence, etc. This means that you may find yourself remembering details on JDO (which obviously aren't covered by the EJB 2. |
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- I woke up this morning, and the sun was shining. Not exactly *direct* sunlight, but it was bright enough to... |
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- Fitness expert Michael Wood, C.S.C.S., was recently named Director of Strength and Conditioning at New England Sports Academy in Westwood, MA. |
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- Sorry folks, but looks to be a incredibly busy week ahead. Two court appearances plus classes plus homework plus a... |
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- Jimmy Carter has changed his tune again. "We might want to err on the side of not starting World War III," he says. Oh, really? If these people hate America so much, maybe they should move to Basra. God forbid... |
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- David I have a couple of questions, if you don't mind. :D |
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- Not a natural diamond but a natural beauty for sure!! |
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- Workers at the Sellafield nuclear plant have voted to strike over 'pay discrimination' against blue collar workers. |
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- Oxford University has suspended one of its professors for refusing to accept an Israeli student's application over the country's treatment of Palestinians. |
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- UK employers are still unsympathetic to working parents despite new flexible working laws and the huge demand from staff for family-friendly policies. |
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- In the wake of the 2003 CIPD conference Duncan Brown, assistant director-general, looks at HR's new-found confidence "HR is providing specialist consultancy, increasing input to the board" "HR is delivering effective solutions to maximise business performance" " |
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- HR and OH professionals should take the lead as GPs reject sicknote role Exclusive new research by Personnel Today reveals the shocking state of the sicknote system in the UK, and the way it is failing to protect employers from an epidemic of malingerers. |
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- Family doctors will give up issuing sicknotes within three years under radical plans being drawn up by the Government and the medical profession. |
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- The Engineering Employers' Federation is rebranding itself and changing its name to the "EEF, the manufacturers organisation." This rebranding is meant to better reflect the changing nature of the EEF's membership and its increasing involvement in issues affecting the UK's productivity performance. |
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- The GMB union has agreed to pay £300,000 to the former secretary of the union's Scottish leader, after she accused him of sexual harassment. |
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- The Government's failure to improve the transport system is tarnishing the UK's reputation as a place to do business, according to a new report by the CBI. |
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- The Government has signed an agreement with South Africa to encourage skills sharing between the two countries' health sectors. |
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- Some were found in their burned-out cars, or just outside them. Some were found lying next to the pets they had hoped to save. Some collapsed from heart attacks brought on by the stress of evacuation or watching their homes burn. |
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- Apple has released the first security update for Panther, which is now available via the software update panel. Security Update 2003-10-28 addresses a potential vulnerability in the implementation of QuickTime Java in Mac OS X v10.3 and Mac OS X Server v10.3 that could allow unauthorized access to a system. |
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- Speculation about possible incompatibilities with Panther. |
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- AFC North leaders have ridden that halfway mark to the postseason before; Jaguars loom, then rough road; Apologetic Billick sticks to his anti-replay stance |
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- Former Phillies skipper is only candidate with previous managerial experience |
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- Former Baylor basketball player accused of killing teammate |
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- Several athletes subpoenaed to testify about drug |
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- In a new tell-all book, survivor Chaka Khan comes clean on 30 years of highs and lows in the music business. |
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- Pictures selected from submissions by pros, amateurs |
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- Orchestra taps into dark music |
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- JFK assassin acted alone, network says study will show |
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