The Wi-Fi Alliance Explains It All

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UnSanity Explains APE

UnSanity Explains APE 05/28/2004 12:37 AM

Clarissa Explains it All

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AT&T Wireless explains itself

AT&T Wireless explains itself 12/15/2003 10:29 AM
As requested (read: ordered) by the FCC, AT&T Wireless has explained why they've had so many problems implenting number portability (many customers had to wait...

"Engadget explains"

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MS explains mysterious Net attack

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liz explains why she started bl0gging

liz explains why she started bl0gging 04/26/2004 01:14 PM
i'm fascinating by these explanations since i'm not sure i consciously chose to start blogging

Microsoft re-explains .Net strategy

Microsoft re-explains .Net strategy 11/20/2003 12:44 AM
Industry figures give the software giant a passing grade for embracing open standards.

David Brooks explains

David Brooks explains 03/23/2005 05:13 AM
too sleazy .. Wow

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Jim Macdonald explains writing

Jim Macdonald explains writing 02/19/2004 12:06 AM
Jim Macdonald, half of the Doyle-Macdonald writing team, has been presiding over a hundreds-posts-long running tutorial on how to write that is unbelievably good and sensible and right. If you want to write, go read this now.

Well, now, what to put in the opening?

We're going to stick with the chess game metaphor for a while here. In the opening you're trying to put yourself into a strong position for going into the midgame (where the exciting action and the exciting combinations occur), and you do this mostly by getting your pieces off the back rank as quickly as possible. The pieces are your major characters. Get them out there, and get them doing things.

Don't neglect your pawns -- your minor characters. You should cherish your minor characters. They'll save your life. If you have a selection of minor characters you can pull them out to solve problems later in the book.

Now, what to put in that first chapter? (Recall that if your readers don't finish the first chapter they'll never get to chapter two.)

To answer the question of what goes into chapter one, I'm going to grab the first stanzas from a bunch of Anglo-Scots folk ballads. These were the popular songs of earlier times, cooked by the folk process so that only the important and memorable parts remain, they're entertaining, and they tell stories.

Link (via Making Light)

ArsTechnica Explains O(1) Scheduler

ArsTechnica Explains O(1) Scheduler 12/25/2003 06:39 PM

"explains why with a handy chart"

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Ted explains how to plug in JRocket.

Ted explains how to plug in JRocket. 03/11/2003 09:43 AM

Ted explains how to plug JRocket into an existing JDK 1.4.1 JRE:

Ted Neward: First, I created a subdirectory in my standard JDK 1.4.1 install structure, j2sdk1.4.1/jre/bin/jrockit. Into this directory I copied the jvm.dll and Xusage.txt files that came from JRockit itself. Then, after adding a line "-jrockit KNOWN" into my JDK 1.4.1's jvm.cfg file (so that the launcher would recognize "-jrockit" as a viable command-line option), I fired up the standard Sun JDK java launcher with the command line "java -jrockit Hello". Sure enough, it worked.

A non-expert explains Finnglish

A non-expert explains Finnglish 09/05/2004 09:19 AM

« "Tex" in a 10-gallon hat and cravat listens to the Peruvians performing in Three Smiths Square. I had to resist the urge to laugh since it seemed as incongruous as wearing a Lappish hat in downtown Dallas. »

The Morning News has an absolutely brilliant article this week, The Non-Expert: Accents, [alternate 125kb pdf] where advice is given on how to cultivate a fake accent when travelling abroad where 90% of the world hates Americans. Some of the descriptions are spot-on and hilarious, especially the Maine accent.

A bit of handy advice for those wishing to be cultural chameleons when leaving the land of 50 states is YOU DON'T NEED TO SHOUT. Four out of five cruise ship passengers visiting Helsinki this year were Americans and after a peaceful winter of not hearing any English out on the sidewalks I suddenly started hearing people like they were speaking through a megaphone. I mean, I never noticed that people talked so loudly when living in the US, but damn, I can hear Americans at least 3 blocks away and chart an evasive course. One of these days I'm even going to muster the cheek to yell "A LANGUAGE BARRIER IS NOT A HEARING IMPAIRMENT" when some Americans lean into me and ask me very loudly if I speak English. It's great sport messing with some of these people by using my Finnglish, especially when I can tell by their accent that they're from somewhere near where I grew up. :) Cheap entertainment.

I do go out of my way at times to make myself sound like I am anything but an American and it works reasonably well. It is very curious how much confusion an unusual accent will cause in people who are desperately trying to place you by your accent since you can see the wheels turning as they talk to you wondering where you could have gotten such a funky way of speaking. I thought I'd add a new accent to the list from the Morning News - Finnglish. :)

Accent: Finnglish

Scenario: You find yourself in Helsinki and realise that the Finnish phrasebook you bought on Amazon doesn't seem to work at all as the shopkeepers just give you this blank stare or say "Mitä?" You want to get some reindeer kitsch for the family back home but don't have any idea what in the hell these people are saying to you.

Tips & Tricks: First and foremost rule is; don't smile. It's a dead giveaway that you're an American tourist if you smile. Lower the volume of your voice as this puts you at a tactical disadvantage when you can be heard several blocks away. Speak English very slowly with a slight pause between words as though you are considering every word while you stress the first syllable of each word. Be sure to lower the tone of your voice an octave and cultivate a monotone speech pattern. Think of Star Trek's Chekov's "Nuclear Wessles" except do not try to sound Russian. If they give you an odd look, just say how much you love to practice your English around all the American tourists. Drop out any and all of the idioms that you normally fill a conversation with and replace it with something bare and slightly awkward; i.e. Boy, that gulleywasher last night was a real humdinger of a turdfloater!" becomes "The storm, he was not usual last night." [100kb mp3] Confuse he and she randomly in sentences and choose prepositions that are incorrect for the phrase. Don't 'turn on' your TV, 'open' your TV. If you get asked something on the sidewalk, a simple nod and "joo" or "ei" usually suffices. Costume is a consideration, too, as one should not wear cowboy hats, t-shirts with "BUSH! 4 more years" emblazoned on them, anything with the stars and stripes or any other such giveaways.

Response: Skip the tourist market and go to Iittala. Buy a bunch of Moomin mugs and Teema dinnerware and have them mailed home. You've already been busted so just say as little as possible, pay, and leave. :) There's a reason why Mainers and Finns seem a lot alike.

Chisholm explains health reforms

Chisholm explains health reforms 09/14/2004 03:11 AM
The health minister is to appear before Scottish Labour MPs to explain controversial hospital reorganisation plans.

Jenkins' QC explains trial tactic

Jenkins' QC explains trial tactic 07/02/2004 08:07 AM
The leading defence barrister in the Sion Jenkins murder trial speaks about his decision not to call Jenkins' daughters as witnesses.

explains why recent unemployment and
economic

explains why recent unemployment and
economic 12/02/2003 03:02 AM
About the Jobless "Recovery" 12/1 .. The Unemployment Myth .. some people .. argues

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Allchin explains Longhorn's haircut

Allchin explains Longhorn's haircut 08/27/2004 03:20 PM
A clear roadmap for Longhorn was more important than inclusion of an advanced file system, Jim Allchin tells CNET News.com.

Miguel de Icaza Explains How To "Get"
Mono

Miguel de Icaza Explains How To "Get"
Mono 03/23/2005 09:39 AM

TechBlog: AOL explains its privacy
policy

TechBlog: AOL explains its privacy
policy 03/14/2005 06:00 PM
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Internet Solutions explains outages

Internet Solutions explains outages 08/16/2004 10:39 AM
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the Times explains who's got a piece of
Google

the Times explains who's got a piece of
Google 04/26/2004 01:14 PM
apparently, it's mostly larry and sergey. go figure.

Motorola Explains Why there was no ROKR
at CeBIT

Motorola Explains Why there was no ROKR
at CeBIT 03/17/2005 03:48 AM
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ev explains google's evil conspiracy!

ev explains google's evil conspiracy! 04/22/2004 05:19 PM
it's like a bizarre hanlon's razor. stupid people explain everything as being malicious.

google explains its bl0g editing

google explains its bl0g editing 05/14/2004 07:24 PM
getting corporate communications right can be a tricky thing

Apple explains HIToolbox to developers

Apple explains HIToolbox to developers 06/22/2004 12:41 PM
A new feature posted to the Apple Developer Connection Web site entitled The Benefits of HIToolbox: The Evolving Widget Set explains in detail how developers can utilize Mac OS X's Human Interface Toolbox to more easily manage their interface controls. The article traces the history of HIToolbox and explains how it's utilized in Mac OS X, what's changed since Jaguar and Panther were released, and offers up some practical examples of how the technology works with Xcode.

Ah - this explains why Joey hasn't
finished up OUR deal yet

Ah - this explains why Joey hasn't
finished up OUR deal yet 12/17/2004 06:28 PM

I've never met Ross Rader - or Joey DeVilla - yet we've been 'negotiating' with them - for months on a deal - which may just happen soo enough. I love to hang with their boss Elliot Noss - but it's the workers in the trenches that matter most.

So NOW I understand why it's taking so long..... (and I get to see what Ross looks like.)

The "Boss Ross" wallpaper isn't available...yet!

The company where I work -- Tucows -- has launched a "Mobile Phone
Content Library". Simply put, it's a place where you can download
ringtones, wallpapers and games for your mobile phone.


 

 

Here's the text of the official press release:

 

TORONTO, CANADA, 15 December, 2004 -- Tucows Inc. (OTCBB:TCOW), today announced the launch of a new content library for mobile phones at www.mobile.tucows.com.  The company is working with Mediaplazza, part of the Jet Multimedia Group.  Mediaplazza provides a leading platform with mobile content, such as ring tones, cell phone games and wallpaper.

"We are very excited about the launch of our second new library this year," said Elliot Noss,
President and CEO Tucows Inc.  "Our download customers rely on
Tucows to be their best source of specialty and leading edge tools for
their computing and personal devices and this library will service the
exploding market for mobile content."

"Tucows is a great client to have. They have a unique relationship with
Internet Service Providers around the world.  This new agreement
will increase the availability of our tools to cell phone users
worldwide," commented Marc-Antoine Ross, Country Manager of MediaPlazza North America.

Tucows chose to work with Mediaplazza because they have developed
partnerships with large companies and their platform is connected to
more than 122 telecom operators.

"We are pleased to have Mediaplazza's mobile phone tools distributed
via the Tucows website. They have a powerful international web presence
and we at MediaPlazza like to consider ourselves citizens of the
world," said Eric Gautier, Owner of MediaPlazza, part of the Jet
Multimedia Group.

[Accordian Guy]

IBM explains identity management
approach

IBM explains identity management
approach 05/05/2004 04:06 AM
Some time ago, in trying to get a better understanding of the differences between the IBM/Microsoft WS-Federation specification and the Liberty Alliance specification for federated identity, I read a white paper called "Federation of Identities in a Web Services World," written jointly by IBM and Microsoft (link below).

Microsoft explains cuts to benefits

Microsoft explains cuts to benefits 07/07/2004 04:29 AM
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Kottke explains Digital Lifestyle
Aggregation

Kottke explains Digital Lifestyle
Aggregation 08/11/2004 02:01 PM

Let me say this upfront. What Jason is spelling out has several problems - which he also perfectly elucidates.

What he doesn't say is "that for all this to happen" - you need a COORDINATING company to make sure it all works. That's obvious.

I'll put my own answers to Jason's issues - IN BOLD AND CAPS - but I think you'll all see that Jason PERFECTLY spells out a realistic DLA scenario - thats' totally open and doable - by year's end.

Here we go.

Here's Jason's post called "Some "Web as platform" noodling"

In the discussion of Flickr and Feedburner's spliced RSS/Atom files, Harold said:

I'm beginning to think that feeds (and content tagging) should be the starting point, not an offshoot. Until now, our tools have produced web pages then feeds. I'm thinking we need tools that create feeds and then let us combine them into web pages.

To put this another way, a distributed data storage system would take the place of a local storage system. And not just data storage, but data processing/filtering/formatting. Taking the weblog example to the extreme, you could use TypePad to write a weblog entry; Flickr to store your photos; store some mp3s (for an mp3 blog) on your ISP-hosted shell account; your events calendar on Upcoming; use iCal to update your personal calendar (which is then stored on your .Mac account); use GMail for email; use TypeKey or Flickr's authentication system to handle identity; outsource your storage/backups to Google or Akamai; you let Feedburner "listen" for new content from all those sources, transform/aggregate/filter it all, and publish it to your Web space; and you manage all this on the Web at each individual Web site or with a Watson-ish desktop client.

Think of it like Unix...small pieces loosely joined. Each specific service handles what it's good at. Gmail for mail, iCal for calendars, TypePad for short bits of text, etc. Web client, desktop client, it doesn't much matter...whatever the user is most comfortable with. Then you just (just! ha!) pipe all these together however you want with services (or desktop apps) handling any filtering/processing that you need, and output it to the file/device/service of your choice. New services can be inserted into the process as they become available. You don't need to wait for Gmail to output RSS...just pipe your email to Feedburner and they'll hook you up.

There are, of course, plenty of hurdles to overcome:

- Currently a bit hard on wallet. When you're paying $5-20 per month for each one of these services (in addition to $50/mo for broadband and $45/mo for your cell phone), living the connected lifestyle is expensive. If a company like Google can offer bundles of these services, it might get cheaper.

WHY JUST GOOGLE? FIRST OF ALL - WHAT YOU'RE DESCRIBING WAS CALLED HAILSTORM - AND MICROSOFT MIGHT JUST GET TO IT - TOO - ONCE LONGHORN SHIPS AND WE DO ALL THEIR R&D FOR THEM.

SECOND OF ALL - I THINK BEFORE GOOGLE GETS THERE - MY COMPANY BROADBAND MECHANICS WILL - IN ADDITION TO OTHERS. YOU ALSO DIDN'T MENTION DRUPAL OR SOME SORT OF FRAMEWORK (MAYBE EVEN IBM'S NEW 'ECLIPSE' AS MIDDLEWARE) THAT PULLS ALL OF THIS TOGETHER AND PROVIDES COMMUNITY FEATURES.... COMMUNITY SITES ARE EXACTLY WHERE A BUNCH OF GEEKS - WORK TOGETHER - AND GET THIS ALL TO WORK - FOR PARTICULAR AFFINITY GROUPS, TARGETED VERTICALS AND LOCAL REGIONAL ACTIVISM.

- Data needs to be portable. If Flickr starts to suck, you should be able to easily move all of your photos to a better service.

DUDE - FLICKR AIN'T GONNA EVER SUCK. IT ROCKS.

- Redundancy and failing gracefully. What if Blogger is unavailable when I want to rebuild my Web site after my Flickr photostream has been updated (see my MTAmazon plug-in problem)? Does the rebuild just fail or is the data cached somewhere?

AMEN BROTHER - STABILITY IS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT. THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN BY DEFAULT IT TAKES HARD WORK - WORK THAT SOMEBODY HAS TO PAY FOR.

- You need to get everyone to agree on interop/formats/etc. Fortunately, it seems like companies are a lot more willing to do this than 4-5 years ago (Amazon, Google, Flickr, Upcoming, & TypePad all have APIs or allow data output via RSS/Atom).

NOW LET'S SEE? WHAT THE HELL   HAVE I BEEN   DOING  LA TELY?

- Security. Lots of passwords and personal information will have to be passed around for all this to work. How about some commitment from these companies to keep this data as secure as they can?

HAVE YOU HEARD OF SXIP - YET? THE PIECES OF THE PUZZLE ARE COMING TOGETHER - RIGHT IN FRONT OF OUR EYES!

This, then, is the promise of Web services. Nothing new, but it's nice to see things continue to head in this direction.

RIGHT ON TO JASON FOR WRITING THIS. MAJOR BOOKMARK TIME! I LOVE IT WHEN SMART PEOPLE DO THE WORK FOR ME.

Related reading:
- GooOS, the Google Operating System (kottke.org)
- Inventing the Future (Tim O'Reilly)
- T he Web as a Platform (John Battelle)
- Deepleap was an early attempt at some of this stuff (Lane Becker)

[Kottke.org]

mARC'S FINAL THANK YOU TO jASON.....

I love the way you put it and visionize DLAs. Now we just gotta do a version of that for huamns - and for mom's - who need to find playmates and baby sitters for the kids.

Oh yah - you didn't mention OpenListings - an economic engine for the blogosphere.

:-)

Maverick man Cuban explains Hollywood
disgust

Maverick man Cuban explains Hollywood
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Hollywood vs P2P It's a morality thing

Jimmy Akin of JimmyAkin.Org explains
what Ratzinger said

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what Ratzinger said 09/11/2004 02:51 PM
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"Kerry Campaign Explains Bob Kerrey
Mixup"

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802.11g White Paper

802.11g White Paper 03/23/2005 10:38 PM
Can’t keep your a, b, and g separate? This white paper will help. While it concentrates on 802.11g wireless LANs, there’s useful info here on 802.11b and 802.11a standards also. The most important differences are 802.11g and 802.11b are interoperable - 802.11a isn’t. 802.11g has a faster data rate tranfer at shorter distances than 802.11b - but at longer distances they are almost the same. And if you think that getting a ‘G’ router and…

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White Paper On Mac OS X Applications

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"e-Portfolio White Paper"

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May 2005 White Paper Downloads

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White Papers By Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A.
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The Month of May 2005 was a record breaking month! I had a total of 16,745 white paper downloads including 11,086 downloads of my Academic and Scholar Search Engines and Sources. The second highest white paper download was for my Knowledge Discovery Resources 2005. The third place in downloads went to my May 2005 column titled Sematic Web Research Resources. The following are links to these resources:

Academic and Scholar Search Engines and Sources
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Knowledge Discovery Resources 2005
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May 2005 Zillman Column Semantic Web Research Resources
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Cyclades Free White Paper

Cyclades Free White Paper 06/17/2005 04:34 PM





Cutting costs and improving service levels and productivity have taken on new urgency in today's Internet-driven economy. An organization's IT infrastructure has become the face of business, helping to define customer experiences. As a result, IT performance is crucial for business survival. While some large corporations invest in redundant systems that ensure service always remains available, these systems are expensive. The out-of-band infrastructure (OOBI) is an efficient and cost-effective way to maintain all systems and IT assets for organizations, large and small.

3G Americas Publishes IMS White Paper

3G Americas Publishes IMS White Paper 08/02/2004 06:21 AM
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Partner: Free white paper:

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SIP security full of holes? This white
paper says it is

SIP security full of holes? This white
paper says it is 03/14/2005 06:24 PM
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Account Lockout Best Practices White
Paper

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Java White Paper Published by 3G
Americas

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Free White Paper: Migrating to IP
Communications

Free White Paper: Migrating to IP
Communications 07/20/2004 04:07 PM
IP communications can boost productivity and cut costs. However, developing an effective migration strategy is essential. Organizations that lay the groundwork and develop a focused plan can unleash the power of digital communications and gain a competitive advantage.

Partner: Free consolidation white paper
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White paper: Linux vulnerable to
infiltration

White paper: Linux vulnerable to
infiltration 05/03/2004 04:39 PM
Green Hills Software CEO claims security threats to U.S. defense systems.

Attack of the Marcus Zillman White Paper

Attack of the Marcus Zillman White Paper 08/16/2004 08:03 AM
Marcus Zillman is offering a new research white paper called "Bots, Blogs, and News Aggregators". It's free and available at http://virtualprivatelibrary.blogspot.com/BotsBlogs.pdf (1.5 MB PDF). It's a 20-page pointer to 'bots,...

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Defence White paper stresses importance
of technology for MOD

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New White Paper: Bots, Blogs and News
Aggregators

New White Paper: Bots, Blogs and News
Aggregators 08/13/2004 10:31 AM
I have just completed my latest research white paper titled "Bots, Blogs and News Aggregators" and this 20 page research paper lists many resources both new and existing that will help anyone who is attempting to do information and knowledge research about bots, blogs and news aggregator tools currently available the Internet. It is freely available as a .pdf file (1.47MB) at the below link from the Virtual Private Library™:

Bots, Blogs and News Aggregators a White Paper by Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A.
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Bots, Blogs and News Aggregators
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Partner: New Data Mobility Group White
Paper:

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PeopleSoft White Paper Decries Oracle
'Predation'

PeopleSoft White Paper Decries Oracle
'Predation' 06/16/2004 01:36 PM
PeopleSoft Inc. released a white paper that state's its contention that Oracle Corp's hostile takeover attempt is a "textbook definition of predation."

ADV: Free White Paper: Search and the
Strategic Value to the Enterprise

ADV: Free White Paper: Search and the
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The average knowledge worker spends 25 percent of the day hunting down the content they need. That doesn’t take into account the time spent searching for information they can’t find. Helping employees locate what they’re looking for can dramatically improve decision-making, raise productivity, and increase revenue. Download this white paper to learn how a better enterprise search solution can transform your business.

Office XP Document: Update Deployment
White Paper

Office XP Document: Update Deployment
White Paper 04/15/2004 11:47 AM
Three service packs for Office XP (and the stand-alone versions of Office XP programs) are available from Microsoft. This white paper describes how to distribute and install these service packs and other Office XP fixes and updates. It describes the different types of admin and client Windows Installer patches that you can use when you deploy updates and it covers methods for managing these updates.

New White Paper Link Compilation: Web
Data Extractors

New White Paper Link Compilation: Web
Data Extractors 08/20/2004 06:06 AM
I have just completed my latest research white paper link compilation titled "Web Data Extractors" and this 11 page research paper lists many resources both new and existing that will help anyone who is attempting to do information and knowledge research about web data extraction currently available the Internet. It is freely available as a .pdf file (685KB) at the below link from the Virtual Private Library™:

Web Data Extraction a White Paper Link Compilation by Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A.

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Military Resources White Paper Link
Compilation

Military Resources White Paper Link
Compilation 01/03/2005 02:32 PM
Military Resources
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The above is the associated white paper link compilation of the Military Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog by Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A. It is a 11 page .pdf document 274KB. [Created 01-03-05]

White Paper: 0x00 vs ASP file upload
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Prediction Markets White Paper Link
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Prediction Markets
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Bots, Blogs and News Aggregators
Presentation and White Paper

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Bots, Blogs & News Aggregators Presentation and White Paper
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This site is for the white paper, video and sources that I deliver in my "Current Happenings on the Internet: Bots, Blogs and News Aggregators" presentation. If you would like me to deliver this presentation to your company or organization feel free to contact me for additional information and availability dates.

ADV: Free White Paper: Assessing the
Imaging and Printing Environment

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ADV: FREE WHITE PAPER: Migrating Linux
to the Enterprise Desktop

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A growing number of industry organizations and Linux vendors are driving the consideration of Linux as the preferred desktop operating system for personal and business computers. Whether in search of a lower-cost alternative to licensing fees charged by popular desktop application providers, or to leverage the inherent security, reliability and manageability of Linux, more companies are starting to consider desktop Linux strategies and implementation.

Windows 2000/2003: Multiple Forests
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This paper describes the conditions that warrant creating more than one Active Directory forest for a single enterprise, including security, legal, pilot, and business mergers and divestitures.

The Wi-Fi Alliance Explains It All