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European press review (Dec 03 2004 09:59 GMT) - In today's press: the French Socialist Party endorses the European Constitution, the crisis in Ukraine continues, France is getting cold feet over Turkey's bid for EU membership and what are all those French troops doing in Ivory Coast? |
LA REVISTA @ PANGEA
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LA JORNADA Jueves 2 de diciembre de 2004 (Dec 03 2004 09:59 GMT) - 3/12/2004 -- INDICE LA JORNADA Jueves 2 de diciembre de 2004 1- Exigen libertad para los presos políticos del país Altermundistas inician caravana del penal de Puente Grande al DF 2- Abusos como los de Guadalajara, "comunes" en el país Fox, incapaz de garantizar respeto a derechos, dice AI 3- Demandan que se apruebe proyecto de declaración sobre derechos de pueblos indios Apoyan más de 120 organizaciones ayuno de indígenas en sede de la ONU 4- Saramago: hay que borrar la utopía de la mente Prefiere enfocar sus propuestas para que se cumplan ''el día del mañana'' |
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Nordkoreanische Reformen ohne Zukunft (Dec 03 2004 09:59 GMT) - Das kommunistische Nordkorea hat Wirtschaftsreformen auf den Weg gebracht. Sie zeigen gewisse Wirkung, doch was die Ökonomie des Landes braucht, ist eine Lösung der Nuklearkrise. Und ein neues politisches System. |
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Nordkoreanische Reformen ohne Zukunft (Dec 03 2004 09:59 GMT) - Das kommunistische Nordkorea hat Wirtschaftsreformen auf den Weg gebracht. Sie zeigen gewisse Wirkung, doch was die Ökonomie des Landes braucht, ist eine Lösung der Nuklearkrise. Und ein neues politisches System. |
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Old Oracle databases and Enterprice Library (Dec 03 2004 09:59 GMT) - From the documentation of the upcoming Enterprice Library, I can see that the Application Block included only supports Oracle 9i or newer. I was planning to use Enterprice Library to build a solution framework for one of my customers, one of the requirements was compability with Oracle 8.1.7... So it seems like I have to use the Community developed Application Block 3. |
Techdirt
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Can Search Be Made More Sensible? (Dec 03 2004 09:58 GMT) - With so much attention being placed on search these days, many are starting to explore whether there's a "next generation" style of search that goes beyond today's search systems found on the popular engines. Here's an article suggesting that maybe the next big thing in search is not a search engine but a "sense engine." Of course, reading the article, you realize this is basically marketing-speak for a clustering engine -- such as the one that Vivisimo already offers. Basically, the real end goal is to have a search engine that can figure out exactly what you really want -- but in the meantime, all they can do is clump similar findings together and have you pick a group. The technology is still very early stage, and so far, it seems like being smarter about query creation on traditional search engines (basically, ad hoc clustering by adding and/or excluding certain words) is more effective and efficient than using a clustering engine. |
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