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- I don't much like Flash. 90% of the time it's used for ads or, some UI a designer thinks is brilliant, but which could just as easily be done with much less work with CSS, or some stupid text effect that adds nothing to the user experience. Luckily, Firefox has this extension available which disables Flash. It doesn't actually disable it, it just replaces it with the "click to play" symbol you see above - so you can avoid any adds or stupid UIs, but just click when you do want to see something. A great solution, because 10% of the time Flash is used for something cool. |
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- Many students have been to Washington as tourists to take in the sights and maybe even shake hands with a politician. However, many student leaders at the University will be headed down there today to influence legislators. |
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- A Rutgers College student at Brower Commons on the College Avenue campus held his laptop high in the air 11:50 p.m., playing the music so easily shared on campus for so many years. In the middle of a large crowd, his Winamp player led a chorus of the Beatle's song "Yesterday. |
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- This time last year, the day before Rutgers College Governing Association elections, Adam Cooper and Ryan Peene were on the same ticket - the former running for president, and the latter running for vice president. |
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- The University has been warning students not to schedule back-to-back classes. This time, it means business. |
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- NEW YORK - It took the Rutgers men's basketball team an additional five minutes, but when all was said and done, they boldly proceeded to go where no Scarlet Knight team has gone before. |
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- NEW YORK - If the goal of the Rutgers men's basketball program was to create a home-like atmosphere at the arena most synonymous with its horrors, then the mission was accomplished. So too were it's desired effects. |
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- It didn't exactly look like opening day when the Rutgers baseball team took the field yesterday afternoon. The sky above the Class of '53 Complex was tinted gray, while the freezing air was blistered by a winter-like wind. |
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- Nikki Childress's eyes had never been larger. Fairleigh Dickinson pitcher Nicole Farrissey was clearly unaware of what so many others throughout the Garden State and the Big East Conference are coming to know well, but often failing to heed: you don't give Childress anything to hit. Especially not if there are runners on base. |
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- In an attempt to end a three-game losing streak, the Rutgers women's lacrosse team will travel to Pennsylvania to take on the Villanova Wildcats this evening with a 7 p.m. start time. |
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- To say the Rutgers track and field teams dominated the competition last Saturday would be an understatement. In the Monmouth University Season Opener in West Long Branch, juniors Sam Segond and David Klics led the men, while the women recorded 10 first-place finishes. |
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- The Rutgers men's fencing team has once again finished an extremely successful season. Capping off an impressive season, the Scarlet Knights sent three individuals to the NCAA championships - one in each of the three events. |
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- After an impressive performance this past weekend in which the Rutgers men's golf team finished second at the Drew Upton Memorial Towson Classic, the team is now preparing to make that final push to be able to advance to the NCAAs that begin at the end of May. |
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- About five years ago in Quad Two on Livingston campus, three students got together to do a weekly Bible study. After some time, the group of three grew to form an organization - the Manna Ministries - with the purpose to spread the Gospel and enrich the lives of black and Latino students at the University. |
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- The Cook College Council learned more information about the anticipated traffic jam New Brunswick will face with the expansion of Route 18 from Director of Parking and Transportation Services Bob Spear and also passed a resolution in support of The Daily Targum referendum. |
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- At this year's Rutgers College student government elections, students will not only be casting ballots tomorrow and Friday in favor of their favorite candidates but also for a referendum which calls for a $5-increase to the current $27.50 student fee regular. |
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- Rutgers Emergency Medical Services Chief John Garcia addressed the Livingston College Governing Association Monday night about his inability to operate at maximum efficiency. |
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- TRENTON (AP) - The historic sign welcoming visitors to New Jersey's capital city is scheduled for a makeover. |
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- Everyone knows someone who probably has at least two pairs of shoes in his closet or under her bed that they have worn less than three times. Charschan Chiropractic & Sports Injury Associates is taking people's old shoes and planning to use them to make a major difference in someone's life. |
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- The music industry has messed up, big time. Once the public becomes adjusted to certain laws and restrictions, it is almost impossible to crack down without major UNREST. Students have been allowed to download music for far too long for the industry and government to start enforcing copyright laws. |
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- On Thursday and Friday the Rutgers College student elections will include a referendum that would increase the current $27.50 student fee by five dollars. This increase would be divided into three categories, funding for student clubs, funding for Rutgers College Programming Council, and funding for special events. |
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- Student groups have, for too long, gone underfunded at Rutgers College. Between the spring 2002 and spring 2004 semesters, the number of student groups funded by the Rutgers College Governing Association has increased by 54. |
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- Rutgers' local Direct Connect hub, Optimus Prime, was shut down March 29 at 11:59 p.m. An anonymous e-mail claiming Direct Connect was responsible for illegal file-sharing on campus triggered the University's actions. The operators' decision to shut down the hub came from extensive University pressure amid threats of expulsion. |
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- On March 25, Thomas Friedman, writing in The New York Times ("No Vote for Al Qaeda"), made the already common observation that a withdrawal of troops from Iraq by the new Spanish government will hand a victory to terrorists and a terrible blow to democracies everywhere. |
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- When applying for this position you MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: resume as Word attachment, job id code, availability, hourly rate and citizenship/visa status. EDI and UCCnet are linked at the hip, someone with Peoplesoft EDI experience is a must, supply chain and all the technical requisites involved in developing Peoplsoft applications. Uccnet is an Internet repository for the exchange of item codes. a single place where vendors can put their codes and multiple compaies can pick them up. |
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- I shaved my head last September and have kept it to the skin with a bic razor through till december and have been growing it out since then. I want long hair again. It's better for playing guitar. I've got realy short fuckin hair right now and I'd rather be at that stage where its not quite long enough to be pulled back... thats the stage it was at before I shaved it too. |
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- When applying for this position you MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: resume as Word attachment, job id code, availability, hourly rate (W2 only) and citizenship/visa status. Must Have RPG IV, ILE RPG, AS/400, Lansa, DB2 MQ Series, XML, some Java is a plus. Rate is a maximum of $42 for w2 w/benef. - $46 w/o (hrly) - W2 only. |
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- Major manufacturer, division of a Fortune 1000 company, seeks a Controller to supervise the day to day operations of a tenured department of experienced professionals including Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable clerks, an A/P Supervisor, the Manager of Accounting, and staff accountants. This person will work closely with the leadership of the sales team. The general ledger software is BAAN and the consolidation software is Hyperion. The successful candidate will be an excellent communicator, with polished professional skills and a 'team player' attitude. The skills and educational requirements include a BS degree in Accounting (or a closely related area) and solid experience in a leadership role (Controller/Asst. |
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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: Feature Request Tracking System |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Mar 2004): Commit count: 0; Add count: 0 [Web-based access to repository] |
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- Public mailing lists: gpu-world |
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- Public discussion forums: Help, Open Discussion, Developers, Network status |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Mar 2004): Ranking: 656, Activity percentile: 96.05%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (26 Mar 2004): Download count: 18 |
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- Project administrators: akoese, dangermaus, seeschloss, wppetersen |
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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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嚐 (Mar 31 2004 06:57 GMT) - 嚐 - Chang2 - Taste And now for the moment of truth... Tasting and judgement... Miraku Grill was good, but I think I slightly prefer Seoul Restaurant in New Haven. However, Rooftop Room Cat was great! |
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Canada (Mar 31 2004 06:57 GMT) |
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- Project Manager/Business Analyst.Need heavy Commercial Loan background.Heavy Interface with Commercial Loan Packages. |
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