.NET Rocks! - DotNetNuke! A Conversation with Shaun Walker and Jim Duffy

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Walker 1.0.4

Walker 1.0.4 09/17/2004 10:09 AM
A user-friendly way to match your remote Web site to the local copy.

Walker 1.0.3

Walker 1.0.3 08/07/2004 03:18 PM
A user-friendly way to match your remote Web site to the local copy.

Walker 1.0.9

Walker 1.0.9 01/04/2005 01:02 PM
A user-friendly way to match your remote Web site to the local copy.

Walker 1.0.2

Walker 1.0.2 07/28/2004 11:25 AM
A user-friendly way to match your remote Web site to the local copy.

Walker 0.5

Walker 0.5 10/31/2003 02:58 PM
A user-friendly way to match your remote Web site to the local copy.

Walker 1.0.1

Walker 1.0.1 04/24/2004 05:11 PM
A user-friendly way to match your remote Web site to the local copy.

"Patricia Walker"

"Patricia Walker" 05/12/2004 05:27 PM

Dave Walker:

Dave Walker: 05/31/2004 03:47 PM
Dave Walker: "When the world ends, the only things left will be cockroaches, rats, Keith Richards, and mangled text that has been escaped one-too-many or one-too-few times." So why do RSS and Atom allow escaped markup at all? Die die die!

DNSSEC Walker 3.4

DNSSEC Walker 3.4 06/02/2004 12:03 PM
DNS zone-file recovery tool for DNSSEC zones

"I'm the guy that killed that mad cow
... a good walker."

"I'm the guy that killed that mad cow
... a good walker." 02/14/2004 01:30 PM
Website by a man who claims to have slaughtered the mad cow. He says the cow was not a downer as claimed by the USDA.

WE WERE ONLY TESTING DOWNERS FOR BSE. NO MORE DOWNERS MEANS NO MORE BSE TESTING. PERIOD. We tested that big white walker because she was mixed in with the downers. Mad cows are not downers they are up and they are crazy. The USDA started testing downers because they didn't think they would find any BSE cows in that mess. They could then say to the consumer we've been testing and we haven't found anything. EAT YOUR MEAT. BUY BEEF. ITS SAFE

Link

Naked Walker Completes Trek Across U.K.
(AP)

Naked Walker Completes Trek Across U.K.
(AP) 01/22/2004 02:11 PM
AP - JOHN O'GROATS, Scotland — A man walking the length of Britain naked to promote public nudity finally reached his destination Thursday, after spending most of his seven-month odyssey behind bars following complaints from the public.

Scout Walker for sale on eBay

Scout Walker for sale on eBay 01/02/2004 06:10 PM
0.5-scale Star Wars scoutwalker up for bids on eBay. L ink (Thanks, Beau!)

Land Walker Homebrew Mecha

Land Walker Homebrew Mecha 04/05/2005 02:11 PM

Calling this mecha the 'Land Walker' might be a bit generous—it's more like the 'Land Shuffler.' Nevertheless, it's a heck of a project, and if I'm reading the stories right, it's mostly the work of one man. Too bad the guns are just for show. On the upside, there's a video, which makes it look a lot less photoshopped than in these pictures. (Thanks, Erick!)

The Land Walker [TransportTrends via MotherDigital]

Tiny robot walker made from DNA

Tiny robot walker made from DNA 05/06/2004 08:54 AM
Scientists have created a microscopic walking robot using only the building blocks of life: DNA.

The Scout Walker Kama Sutra

The Scout Walker Kama Sutra 12/02/2003 05:25 AM
The Scout Walker Kama Sutra Project .. www.scoutwalker.com/ .. weet ik ook waarom .. .. Get your freak on .. take you through .. iets menselijks .. Some pointers .. robots

scoutwalker.com
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According to Leslie Walker in the
Washington Post

According to Leslie Walker in the
Washington Post 08/03/2004 07:40 AM
Microsoft Deploys Newsbot To Track Down Headlines .. MSNBC.com's Newsbot Favors MSNBC.com .. Elizabeth Herrera Smith .. Quote:

washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A29430-2004Jul31.html
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Madonna wins partial walker ban

Madonna wins partial walker ban 06/18/2004 08:12 AM
Madonna partly wins a court fight to stop ramblers walking close to her country estate.

Backfence: Walker controversy? You're
soaking in it!

Backfence: Walker controversy? You're
soaking in it! 02/18/2004 08:10 PM
I went to Google, typed a few relevant words about the Walker and 30-foot art, and the first search result: National Endowment for the Arts. ...

Snooker: Walker ends Lee hopes

Snooker: Walker ends Lee hopes 04/21/2004 12:43 AM
Stephen Lee becomes the fifth seed to exit at The Crucible as he is beaten 10-7 by Lee Walker.

British Naked Walker Gets Jail Sentence
(AP)

British Naked Walker Gets Jail Sentence
(AP) 01/07/2004 03:06 PM
AP - A man trying to walk the length of Britain naked to promote public nudity was convicted Wednesday of breaching the peace and sentenced to three months in jail.

"New York Times: The Guts of a New
Machine By ROB WALKER"

"New York Times: The Guts of a New
Machine By ROB WALKER" 12/02/2003 12:28 AM

Walker Traded to Power-Packed Cardinals
(AP)

Walker Traded to Power-Packed Cardinals
(AP) 08/07/2004 03:48 AM
AP - The St. Louis Cardinals had a power-packed lineup and the best record in baseball before they added Larry Walker. Good luck getting them out now. Walker was traded from Colorado to the Cardinals on Friday night for minor league pitcher Jason Burch and two players to be named.

ebay: StarWars AT-ST walker 1:2 size
replica

ebay: StarWars AT-ST walker 1:2 size
replica 01/03/2004 08:17 AM
But I want it

cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2213978870
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Sakakibara Kikai's Land Walker Robot

Sakakibara Kikai's Land Walker Robot 04/05/2005 11:30 AM

Sakakibara Kikai's new "Land Walker" robot may look ridiculous, but it has guns. There is no word from the company on whether or not it has any ammo, but the mere fact that it has guns makes it awesome. It may look like some cheap attempt at creating a first "anime-like" robot (or "ED209-like," if you prefer), and it may only move at 1.5km/hour, but we're willing to make an exception. Sakakibara Kikai has a video of the Land Walker in action on their site.

Informa tion [Sakakibara Kikai via Sla shdot Japan]

Dog Walker Discovers a Penny Worth
Thousands (Reuters)

Dog Walker Discovers a Penny Worth
Thousands (Reuters) 09/10/2004 09:27 AM
Reuters - A routine walk with his dog turned into a profitable excursion for one man, who discovered a 1,200-year-old gold penny during the stroll and now expects to sell it for thousands of pounds.

End the Conversation

End the Conversation 03/13/2003 10:26 AM
Allen (12:06:43 AM): damn one day, i'll teach you to throw axes Allen signed off at 12:06:48 AM. That's certainly...

How not to end an IM conversation

How not to end an IM conversation 10/29/2003 01:17 AM
Why is it that in IM conversations some people stick to you like flies to the proverbial crap? New to...

U.S. interrogation with nudity began as
early as John Walker Lindh in
Afghanistan

U.S. interrogation with nudity began as
early as John Walker Lindh in
Afghanistan 06/10/2004 04:40 AM
Prison Interrogators' Gloves Came Off Before Abu Ghraib 6/10 .. Los Angeles Times

latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-prison9jun09,1,317375 3.story?coll=la-home-headlines
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Continuing the MT conversation

Continuing the MT conversation 05/16/2004 07:12 PM
Continuing the discussion about MT licenses, Movable Type clarified and changed some of their terms. Having looked at some of...

The ever evolving conversation

The ever evolving conversation 03/26/2005 04:33 PM

For about three years now - I'm been hemming and hawing and giving people a hard time and (apparently) acting belligerent - about Open Identities.

About the notion of open DNS-like indices of people. And what we could do with them. You see I spent much of teh 90's desinging systems that relied uypon a theoretical notion - that noadasys is called social software and social networking. And at the core of that - is digital identity.

So as the world has caught up with my ideas, it's becoming more and more important that we DO IT RIGHT!

Now Tribe is calling that the PeopleWeb, Microsoft has a [can't talk about it but will soon] platform and Dick Hardt and his Sxip Networks is rolling out.

Along the way the Identity Commons has launched their i-Names effort and PingID continues to lead in the open source Liberty Alliance (and other enterprise protocols) space.

So Doc cautions us and says "we're barely srarted."

No shit - Sherlock.

But like I said - it's all happening. I just wish Dave Winer were part of the conversation - too.

Conversation with Joe Trippi

Conversation with Joe Trippi 09/20/2004 07:26 PM
Please join me in a conversation with Joe Trippi about his book, "The Revolution Will not be Televised." We will stream it live at Of, By, and For, this Friday the 24th at 2:00pm Pacific time. As you might know, Trippi built the Dean for America campaign and started rewriting...

"An Actual Conversation"

"An Actual Conversation" 09/27/2004 11:18 AM

The long conversation

The long conversation 05/27/2004 06:26 PM
Guardian,UK-16 hours ago ... Google is perhaps the most obvious clue-holder, with its corporate maxim "Don't be evil", its brand new corporate weblog and its all-round fluffy, friendly ...

a surrealistic conversation

a surrealistic conversation 11/16/2003 05:58 AM
Jon Udell:

weblog.infoworld.com/udell/2003/06/13.html#a721
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Best IM Conversation of Today

Best IM Conversation of Today 03/11/2003 09:43 AM

Best IM Conversation of Today

The worst part is he's close to right*...

kjartanmannes: so whats next for Mr Johnson?
fuzzygroup: in what context ?
kjartanmannes: well, you've been slashdotted so what is your new goal in life?

My sincere thanks to all the messages of encouragement, nice feedback and other comments.

Conversation with GoDaddy

Conversation with GoDaddy 04/12/2005 01:20 PM

I spent some time on the phone with the folks at GoDaddy today and they have a few ideas on what is going on with the server and are going to try a few things on the box we will keep our fingers crossed.

We will see what happens over the next few days.

Polite Conversation

Polite Conversation 06/24/2005 08:38 PM

I've been at a conference for the last couple of days, and have spent a significant portion of that time eavesdropping on conversations. Aside from the obvious observations (that most people don't listen, and that men do most of the talking and interrupting in mixed company conversations) what most astonished me was the unintended lack of politeness and courtesy that seems to characterize most conversations. It's not that the participants are rude -- it's just that they seem to lack mutually-understood and mutually-respected protocols to govern conversation in a civilized manner. This, in a world in which we are beleaguered by rules in almost everything else we do, seems remarkable to me. So I did a bit of research to see whether I could find some protocols, some rules of behaviour, that work effectively regardless of the number, gender or conversational style of the participants. The longest-established protocol is also, it seems, the most misunderstood. This is the protocol of the Talking Stick, which has its roots in aboriginal American culture and in that of some third-world cultures as well. The basic rules of the Talking Stick protocol, from what I can ascertain, are as follows: The person holding the Talking Stick is the only one who can speak.Others must listen and not interrupt, even to ask clarifying questions. The onus is on the speaker to be clear, brief, and respectful. Generally the person most respected by the group (the tribal elder, or the person selected by the elder to present the issue to the group) talks first. The Talking Stick is then passed clockwise as each person finishes, and makes one complete circle of the participants. Participants with nothing to add simply pass the Stick along. The person who spoke first asks then whether additional discussion is warranted, and if anyone thinks so, the Stick is again passed around the circle. There have been a number of 'improvements' suggested to this process, such as allowing clarifying questions, allowing people to reach for the stick in any order, first-come, first-served, and summarization or 'voting' processes, but none of these enhancements has a distinguished history and none in my opinion represents a significant improvement to the basic protocol. Allowing the group to engage in two-person iterative Q&A, or sidebar conversations, would seem to me to abrogate the three duties of clarity, brevity and respectfulness, or at least render them less necessary. In some Talking Stick circles, if you take the stick you must begin your speech by briefly reiterating what the previous speaker said, and only when that synopsis receives a nod from the previous speaker can you begin saying your piece. In some cases this might work brilliantly, but in others it could make the conversation interminably long and repetitive. It is not clear to what extent the Law of Two Feet applies in Talking Stick circles -- where if you find the discussion valueless or frustrating you have the option to leave, without repercussions, and perhaps start another conversation on the same or another subject with those similarly inclined. The alternative would be to assume that if you chose to accept the invitation to join the conversation in the first place, you owe the rest of the group the courtesy of giving them your attention until it is finished. My personal view is that this judgement (whether leaving a conversation you find tedious is discourteous or not) is best left up to the individual. I have witnessed many 'moderated' conversations, where one person decides who will speak next, or where people raise their hands to be next to speak and a first-come, first-served honour system applies, and found them mostly frustrating. But anarchy, where the loudest voice always prevails, seems to me even more so, and also unfair. Where the participants are part of a hierarchy, and rank clearly determines speaking priority, the result is too often not really conversation at all, but rather an information reporting and instruction exercise. I have witnessed, too, meetings that allow the listeners to use tacit signals to prompt the speaker without interrupting them: Holding up a green card means "I like what you're saying", a red card the opposite, and a yellow card signals "I don't understand what you're saying". They tend not to work, I think, because the green encourages unnecessary loquaciousness, the red is rarely used because it would be perceived as rude, and the yellow is rarely used because it might make the listener appear stupid. Electronic equivalents (IMs that the speaker can read on-screen while talking) present the same discouragements, and also are more of a distractions than most speakers can handle on the fly. One of my favourite conversational formats is the interview/Q&A, where one (or more) persons pose questions and the other(s) restrict themselves to answering them. There is a certain inherent democracy in such conversations -- each side gives up certain speaking rights in return for receiving others. Unrehearsed, they require considerable skill and agility to pull off eloquently. Rehearsed, they can be extremely effective at transferring knowledge but they become less conversations than performances. So my sense, based more on observations of what doesn't work than what does, would be that the use of a Talking Stick or similar icon might be very helpful, even in two-person conversations (to reduce propensity to interrupt). I'm ambivalent about whether passing the Stick clockwise or allowing anyone to grab it next providing they satisfactorily summarize the last speaker's message first, would work better -- and I suspect it would depend on the subject and the conversational style of the participants. I do like the idea of using a subtle timer to reinforce the importance of clarity and brevity, which seem so absent in most modern conversations that the resulting incoherence is often unintentionally hilarious to the eavesdropper. Beyond that, I'm not partial to any 'improvements' to the basic four-rule Talking Stick process described above. What's worked for you? Have you tried using such techniques, and when are they effective (and not)? Are there other techniques, newer or older, that work better, and when are they appropriate? And what of telephone and Skype conversations, or those anarchic multi-party IM sessions? Could a 'virtual Talking Stick' be introduced to organize such conversations? It should be easy enough for the technology to handle, but has anyone actually tried imposing this kind of discipline on non-face-to-face conversations? And perhaps most important, does practice using these techniques tend to make more polite, respectful and articulate conversations second nature? Or is there some reason I'm missing why interruption and 'louder voices prevail' protocols are so prevalent in our conversations, seemingly by default?

A statement is not a conversation
(XML.org)

A statement is not a conversation
(XML.org) 08/05/2002 10:43 PM

Democracy is a conversation

Democracy is a conversation 03/19/2003 10:24 PM
From William Du Bois, from a mailing list I'm on: Bush's Utopian Plan for Peace and mine differ at the core. Hal Pepinsky, one of the founders of peacemaking criminology, talks about the dynamics of democracy and violence. He defines democracy as responsiveness — we take each other into account. We may not change our agenda but we take what the Other has to say into account. Violence is the opposite of democracy. It is asserting your own will and refusing to take the other into account......
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eMason Introduces iWorkS Image Workflow
System - First Offering to Integrate
Document Management with Business
Process Workflow -

eMason Introduces iWorkS Image Workflow
System - First Offering to Integrate
Document Management with Business
Process Workflow - 07/01/2004 02:00 AM
eMason today introduced its iWorkS Image Workflow System, the first application that incorporates business intelligence with document management, allowing integration with a company’s business process automation infrastructure. [PRWEB Jul 1, 2004]

HotFix Watch: Existing Management Pack
information may be lost when you import
a Management Pack in Microsoft
Operations Manager 2005

HotFix Watch: Existing Management Pack
information may be lost when you import
a Management Pack in Microsoft
Operations Manager 2005 12/28/2004 07:03 PM

LAW Workflow Management System

LAW Workflow Management System 06/11/2004 12:41 PM
Major Updates..

EMC, IBM Bulk Up Content Management With
Updates

EMC, IBM Bulk Up Content Management With
Updates 03/26/2005 04:12 PM
Computer Reseller News Mar 26 2005 7:09PM GMT

LDAP User Management Tool

LDAP User Management Tool 09/09/2004 08:47 AM
hmm, first run

Mellel adds RTF, .doc import, export
support, more

Mellel adds RTF, .doc import, export
support, more 04/09/2004 03:55 PM
Israeli developer RedleX announced on Tuesday the release of a new version of its multilingual word processor Mellel. Version 1.7.5 adds more than 35 new features, including the ability to import and export files in RTF and .doc formats, support for bulleted and numbered lists and more.

Stateline Selects Phase2 Technology to
Develop Content Management Workflow and
Publishing System

Stateline Selects Phase2 Technology to
Develop Content Management Workflow and
Publishing System 09/18/2004 04:02 AM
Phase2 will implement a web-based system that allows Stateline to manage their entire content management workflow process. The system will also provide processes for workflow, editing, layout, version control, archival and reporting of news stories. [PRWEB Sep 18, 2004]

Insurance Payors Cut Offshore Processing
Risk of HCFA-1500 and UB-92 Paper Claims
By Utilizing MedValue Workflow
Management System for Claims
Processing™.

Insurance Payors Cut Offshore Processing
Risk of HCFA-1500 and UB-92 Paper Claims
By Utilizing MedValue Workflow
Management System for Claims
Processing™. 08/27/2004 01:27 PM
MedValue, the leading provider of Claims Processing solutions and offshore talent to America’s leading Insurance Payors announced the rollout of its groundbreaking MedValue Workflow Management System for Claims Processing™(WMS), a proprietary web-based management and collaboration tool designed to eliminate risk of processing claims offshore by providing seamless Communication, Knowledge Management, Management Reporting and Issues Tracking between its Customers’ US-based Staff and MedValue’s India operations. [PRWEB Aug 25, 2004]

Microsoft Server Clusters Management
Pack Module

Microsoft Server Clusters Management
Pack Module 05/05/2004 12:44 PM

Windows Operating System Management Pack
Module

Windows Operating System Management Pack
Module 04/21/2004 06:08 AM

DVD Players Bulk Up

DVD Players Bulk Up 03/08/2004 11:19 PM
PC World has the skinny on DVD players that double as home-entertainment hubs. The piece includes a heads-up on Toshiba's Advanced Digital Media Server, skedded...

Buying in bulk

Buying in bulk 05/14/2004 06:15 AM
USA Today May 14 2004 10:43AM GMT

Workflow-0.01

Workflow-0.01 05/14/2004 06:24 AM

Workflow-0.02

Workflow-0.02 05/22/2004 06:58 AM

SI Workflow

SI Workflow 04/16/2004 06:24 PM
There’s a fantastic article by Rob Galbraith on how Sports Illustrated moves pictures from the corners of the field to the cover of the magazine. For any digiphoto hobbyist, it’s a must-read.

Workflow-0.04

Workflow-0.04 09/12/2004 11:56 PM

Workflow-0.03

Workflow-0.03 05/25/2004 12:39 AM

Bulk CD ripping service.

Bulk CD ripping service. 01/11/2004 12:26 PM
RipDigital converts your entire CD collection to 224kbs MP3s for about a $1 per CD. Send them your CD library and they'll ship your library back, organized by artist and album with enhanced song information, as either 50 converted CDs per DVD and for $99 more on a portable hard drive. If only they offered the same service for cassettes. [via jkottke & waxpancake]

Bossa Workflow 0.5.0

Bossa Workflow 0.5.0 12/03/2003 04:56 PM
A workflow engine written in Java.

e-DMS Workflow built on .Net

e-DMS Workflow built on .Net 09/07/2004 08:48 AM
ZDNet Sep 7 2004 12:52PM GMT

Bossa Workflow 0.7.0

Bossa Workflow 0.7.0 02/12/2004 02:19 PM
A workflow engine written in Java.

Workflow, process, pi

Workflow, process, pi 12/02/2003 01:18 AM
Some very intelligent people are currently engaged in an intellectual equivalent of the children's game of ...

Bossa Workflow 0.4.1

Bossa Workflow 0.4.1 11/14/2003 05:11 PM
A workflow engine written in Java.

C1 RAW Workflow Software C1 PRO

C1 RAW Workflow Software C1 PRO 09/16/2004 06:58 PM
A RAW Workflow Software designed for the high volume digital photographers.

OpenSymphony Workflow 2.7

OpenSymphony Workflow 2.7 06/07/2004 03:43 PM
A flexible J2EE workflow system.

Bulk Data Storage For The Common Man?

Bulk Data Storage For The Common Man? 07/05/2004 07:33 PM

An Introduction To The Bulk Copy Utility

An Introduction To The Bulk Copy Utility 06/16/2002 08:49 AM
There are a number of ways to import and export data with SQL Server 2000. Bulk copy is one of them. In this article Mitchell introduces us to basic import/export functionality with the bulk copy command utility. 5 Free Bonuses!!! "Attention All Web Developers" Now includes 5 FREE eBooks to help you promote your ConMan website! "This is one of the best pieces of software that we have ever used. It's quick, streamlined, and allowed us to have a fully working site packed with articles in just 3 hours" Ever wanted to run your own content driven web site? Well now you can with ConMan: the fast, flexible and secure web site + admin suite. Try it for free!Click here.     Get notified when we post new content:   New Forum Threads 1. Author Image Size Limit 2. Tracking Active Users 3. Help plz 4. building html editor with javascript questin 5. Download Area 6. Tracking Article Clicks 7. Article Forum Support 8. Use of Stored Procedures for Insert 9. displaying result 10. phpadsnew More Forum Threads... Other Recent Articles A Useful Event Calendar Written In PHP // by Mitchell Harper - 10th Jun 2002

Covert groups behind bulk of bootlegs

Covert groups behind bulk of bootlegs 01/03/2005 09:54 PM

Bulk Meter Flow and Operations

Bulk Meter Flow and Operations 04/13/2004 11:23 AM
BMFO 1.0.4 released

.NET Rocks! - DotNetNuke! A Conversation with Shaun Walker and Jim Duffy

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