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- Project description: Provide a plugabble and configurable alternative to UNIX tools like grep, awk, tail, head, cut, sort, uniq or even some perl based scripts in a Java environment. A bit like what Apache Ant means to good old make. |
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- Project administrators: nestefan, pcs_org |
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- Most recent daily statistics (30 Nov 2005): Ranking: 1848, Activity percentile: 98.74%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (30 Nov 2005): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: jacson-user, jacson-developer |
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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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- A Tech Travel Agent© schedules all types of technology rentals for conventions, trade shows, conferences, computer training, legal department war rooms, inventory or other corporate projects! [PR.com - November 30, 2005] |
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- The High-Tech Marketing Alliance (HTMA), San Diego’s premier educational and networking group for technology marketers, announced today the appointment of Shlomi Ron as the organization’s new president-elect for 2006. Tonnia Strand, HTMA’ |
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- On November 29th, Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin announced the January 23rd, 2006 Federal Election date. As campaigning begins this week across Canada, the Liberals, Conservatives, New Democrats, the Bloc, and the Green Party are recruiting professional voice talents to represent their organizations and spread their political messages on television, radio commercials, and podcasts – voice professionals that they are... [PR.com - November 30, 2005] |
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- Digital magazines offer magazine publishers new revenue and publication growth from every issue converted. The iDigital Edition magazine service offers premium quality and revenue results without extra publisher workload. [PR.com - November 30, 2005] |
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- Clients Choose Prime Visibility’s SEO/ SEM Solutions for Outstanding Business Growth Potential. Prime Visibility, search engine optimization marketing pioneers, specializing in achieving top rankings and increasing online visibility, continues its steady growth and announces new client relationships with a number of nationally recognized companies. Two major clients come from the agricultural sector; they are Monsanto Performance... [PR. |
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- AmniSure, a product available from Sepal Reproductive Devices, has recently been featured in a variety of medical magazines including a recent piece in Contemporary OB/GYN. This article discusses the new AmniSure technology in depth and highlights its clinical benefits. [PR.com - November 30, 2005] |
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- Carey Treadwell has been named to a prestigious team of Global Business Development Directors by Mallory Alexander International Logistics. [PR.com - November 30, 2005] |
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- Shercon, Inc. leaders in masking solutions, announced the release of seven newly developed masking solutions. The Engineering Solutions Team at Shercon designed, developed, and tested these new solutions under various finishing processes; powder coating, plating, anodizing, E-coating and wet paint. [PR. |
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- It's official, as of Wednesday, Nov. 30, the record-breaking 2005 Atlantic hurricane season is over. ... |
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- Could Alzheimer's be a form of diabetes? That's the tantalizing suggestion from a new study that finds insulin production in the brain declines as Alzheimer's disease advances. |
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- Your Guide and Resource to Tantra and Kama Sutra. NSFW - not many pictures, but banner ads |
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- DO you think a crocodile is an insect or reckon the Italian word for motorway is Espresso? Well, believe it or not that's exactly what some of the most clueless quiz show contestants of all time thought. |
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MyLinkVault (Dec 01 2005 01:58 GMT) - MyLinkVault is a free online bookmark manager. Other bookmark managers can be so clumsy to use - trying to rearrange your bookmarks can be slow and frustrating. With MyLinkVault, we've created an easy drag-and-drop interface, so you can rearrange your links and categories quickly and easily - it's just as easy as rearranging the icons on your Windows Desktop! |
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- " Ever wonder why Mothra, that giant flying star of Japanese horror movies, couldn’t really exist? One reason is oxygen. There just isn’t enough of it in the air to sustain the body of such a large, lungless creature. |
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- Why does chronic lead poisoning continue to be a real concern, decades after lead paint and gas additives have been banned? "These are kind of borderline levels that we're seeing in the candy," Terry Troxell, FDA's director of the Office of Plant and Dairy Foods and Beverages, said in March. "You can imagine that if we took action you would hear from Mexico that we're being too stringent. |
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- MORE ON ELECTRONIC VOTING: Even in this election off-year, the potential perils of electronic voting systems are bedeviling state officials as a Jan. 1 deadline approaches for complying with standards for the machines' reliability. Across the country, officials are trying multiple methods to ensure that touch-screen voting machines can record... |
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- Film News: Alternative film fest opens with Clark's 'Rocker' pic -- The 2006 Slamdance Film Festival -- Sundance's gritty second cousin --will open with the U.S. preem of writer-director Larry Clark's teen skateboard pic "Wassup Rockers" from First Look Pictures. |
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- Obituaries: Walt Disney Company CEO and chairman -- Obituary |
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- Film News: British-born thesp atop fest's jury -- Charlotte Rampling has been named head of the international jury at February's Berlin Intl. Film Festival. Jury awards the Golden and Silver Bears to pics in competition. Describing her as a "fascinating woman and brilliant artist," Berlinale topper Dieter Kosslick said, "Through her work she has come to stand for unconventional and memorable cinema. |
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- Business News: Explicit games in pols' line of fire -- Two senators are gunning for vidgames. After months of controversy stemming from a downloadable patch that opened an explicit sex scene in "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas," Sens. Hillary Clinton and Joe Lieberman Wednesday detailed plans for a bill banning the sale of games rated M or AO |
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- Business News: Two memoranda of understanding totaling $1.2 mil were signed at ATF -- The Media Development Authority of Singapore has announced deals worth $24 million inked at Asia TV Forum (ATF), running through Friday at Shangri La Hotel Singapore. |
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- Film Reviews: Florin Iepan's startling docu "Children of the Decree" explores the plight of women under Romanian strongman Nicolae Ceaucescu's infamous Decree 770, which banned birth control and abortion. In his single-minded push to repopulate the nation with millions of little "new men" destined for greatness, Ceaucescu adopted ever more grotesque, Orwellian measures as a failing economy increased the Romanian women's already rooted resistance to having children. This feminist rallying cry and zingy piece of filmmaking should be assured a small-screen niche. |
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- Business News: Sloan predicts big time media biz -- The European media biz is heading for an "amazing" period of mergers and acquisitions over the next few years, MGM chairman-chief exec Harry Sloan predicted Wednesday. |
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- Film Reviews: Lynne Sachs' experimental docu diary uses her obsession with a woman she never met to examine the difficulty of understanding events second hand. Constructed in exchanges between Sachs and her Israeli friend Nir via letters, phone calls and videotapes, pic revels in its lack of linear direction. |
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- Film Reviews: An interview-based investigation into the human consequences of terrorism that is moving, thought-provoking and appalling in equal measure, Inaki Arteta's "Thirteen Among a Thousand" is the latest in a surprisingly small number of Spanish docus to deal with the impact of the Basque terrorist group ETA on Spanish society over the past 30 years. |
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- TV News: Neal to focus on production and programming -- NBC Sports has created the job of president of NBC Olympics and promoted Gary Zenkel to fill it. Calling him "our great strategic thinker," Dick Ebersol, chairman of NBC Universal Sports and Olympics, praised Zenkel for taking the lead in grabbing all U.S. media rights to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and the 2012 Summer Games in London. |
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- Film Reviews: Showing that seriousness of intent need not exclude entertaining production values, Antonio Hernandez's urban psychodrama "Hidden" pulls together delicate scripting, good looks and a couple of fine perfs into an enjoyable and nicely understated item about the dangers of seeking meaning in the wrong places. |
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- Film Reviews: The difficulty of turning certain novels into good movies is amply shown by "Kim Novak Never Swam in Genesaret's Lake." The story of a summer that turns out to be both wonderful and terrible for two teenage boys, could have been a Swedish "Stand by Me." Instead, it ends up as a handsome film without the sense of magic that made Hakan Nesser's book such a treat. |
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- Film Reviews: Two of Scandinavia´s finest actresses -- veteran Dane Ghita Norby, 70, and young Swede, Tuva Novotny, 26 -- are the main reason for watching "Four Weeks in June." Offshore future for this otherwise stagey and overlong drama about a cross-generational friendship lies solely in ancillary. |
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- Film News: 'Penguins' creator Bonne heads to New York -- Gallic production unit Bonne Pioche, creator of indie hit "March of the Penguins," is waddling its way to Gotham to set up a New York presence. Company -- headed by Yves Darondeau, Christophe Lioud and Emmanuel Priou -- has tapped former Wellspring exec Linda Saetre to oversee its Gotham arm. |
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- Film Reviews: As previous Burning Man films have done, "Burning Man: Beyond Black Rock" focuses on a handful of artists, their preparations for the Burning Man event, and their subsequent experience. Pic is brisk, funny and insightful enough to have a vigorous life on the festival circuit, with specialized play and cable sales are also indicated. |
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- TV News: Net nabs new general manager -- ESPN has named former Televisa exec Gerardo Casanova its first general manager in Mexico. Move points to cable net's keen interest in developing new opportunities in radio, print, wireless and consumer products in Mexico. |
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- Film News: Navarro pic nabs 7 prizes -- In a surprising jury decision, Edgar Navarro's debut pic, "Eu me lembro" (I remember), nabbed seven Candango kudos, including best pic, at the 38th Brasilia Film Festival, which wrapped Tuesday. |
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- Film News: Jan. 20 release date coincides with 50th anni of slayings -- Feature "End of the Spear," from newcomer Every Tribe Entertainment, will be released on commercial screens Jan. 20 via a distribution agreement with M Power Releasing. Pic, which cost $15 million, is based on a historical event involving Ecuador's Waodani tribe, which in 1956 speared five American missionaries to death. |
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Elsa & Fred (Dec 01 2005 01:56 GMT) - Film Reviews: A tardy romance between two aging lovebirds, "Elsa & Fred" is predictable fare that only occasionally fulfils its intention of being simultaneously heartbreaking and heartening. Pic's appealingly innocent air and the odd moment of authentic emotion don't compensate for a general clunkiness in the direction. Pic did unexpectedly solid B.O. |
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- TV News: NBC's 'Loser' a sweeper hit -- It has hardly been a November to remember for NBC, but for one night anyway, it was the big winner -- thanks to "The Biggest Loser." The final Tuesday of the sweep saw CBS drama "NCIS" and Fox drama "House" deliver more nifty Nielsens, but it was the two-hour conclusion of NBC's unscripted weight-loss skein that stole the spotlight. |
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