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Sura segt på mac? (Dec 25 2004 15:31 GMT) - Forum: Allmänt om Mac Skapad av: David.T Skapades: 2004-12-25 kl 14: |
Pitt Sports Blather -- Rantings on the Panthers
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Love and Speculation (Dec 25 2004 15:31 GMT) - Dave Wannstedt now has a week or so to at least get some of his assistants and recruiters hired before the NCAA imposed "dead period" for contacting recruits expires. This also means that there is plenty of time to wonder and hope that his hiring will imm |
DR Nyheder
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Ukraine: Del af valglov kendt ugyldig (Dec 25 2004 15:30 GMT) - Ukraines forfatningsdomstol har underkendt de nye ændringer i landets valgregler, der skulle dæmme op for den omfattende svindel som førte til, at det oprindelige præsidentvalg i november blev annulleret. |
Blogator.com
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Dutch Oven Meat Loaf (Dec 25 2004 15:30 GMT) - [Robin's Adventures In Camping Equipment] - Easy Meat Loaf 4 lbs. of ground beef 3 eggs 2 cups bread crumbs 1 cup of ketchup 1 large onion 1 cup milk 2 tsp. salt 1/2 tsp. pepper Take your beef and mix it, put in a 1/2 cup of... Find your new outdoor and camping equipment, camping receipes, and more camping info |
Loud Thinking
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Validate models using code, not annotations (Dec 25 2004 15:27 GMT) - Berin Loritsch is thinking about how to validate his domain models in Java. He's on the right track with his intention to shun the XML morass so commonly sought by the J-people, but unfortunately his ambitions stop short. He seems to be content with merely annotating his models with the validation rules instead of actually embedding them in code. If he were using Rails, he'd be able to enjoy specifying validation rules using actual code in his Active Record objects. The following is not even a mock-up, I literally yanked part of the Account model in that next project I'm working on: |
Ron's Log
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Weather.com (Dec 25 2004 15:27 GMT) - I was just checking the weather at Joshua Tree N.P. at weather.com when I saw this little note: When I clicked on the link, there was an explanation there: |
DebWire
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Christmas Day (Dec 25 2004 15:27 GMT) - Christmas Day is one of the happiest days in the long calendar of the year. The presents have been opened, and the torn wrapping paper stuffed into a corner. Children are trying out their new treasures, from video games to old-fashioned doll carriages. Many of the two-thirds of Americans who ... |
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