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Phot'optic CollectionPhot'optic CollectionPhot'optic Collection 09/10/2004 02:56 PM
Phot'optic
Collection — 'Accumulation interactive d'appareils, de
publicités de catalogues et de matériels photographiques
français.'
This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)Phot'optic CollectionGrok Headline matches for Phot'optic CollectionURI-Collection-0.02URI-Collection-0.02 03/19/2003 10:42 PM URI-Collection-0.02.1URI-Collection-0.02.1 03/20/2003 08:30 AM The MotionTracker-collection 4.0The MotionTracker-collection 4.0 12/03/2003 09:49 PM 5 Motion-Tracking plugins for Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express. LEGO TIE CollectionLEGO TIE Collection 07/25/2004 12:50 PM The next Star Wars set to come from LEGO is now available to pre-order if you live in the USA or Canada, and will ship on August 6th. Thanks to Marc for the kind reminder. Link to CollectionLink to Collection 07/07/2004 11:08 PM Huge Art collectionHuge Art collection 04/20/2004 06:06 PM The Art Millenium "The Encyclopedia was founded in May 1999. It contains more than 15,000 pictures and overviews of about 1000 artists. Total size is 2.5 Gigabytes" I was there in their Collection s looking at Graphics (Dore, Beardsley, Cranach, Durer, Giger), specifically all of Max Ernst's Une Semaine de Bonte. I have not begun to scratch the surface. minority collectionminority collection 04/16/2004 03:33 AM What is The Athenaeum? The Athenaeum is a humanities collection, mostly late 19th century European paintings. Color Collection 0.1Color Collection 0.1 12/28/2003 08:02 PM More colors based off of the default Kahakai 0.6 theme. Update: Collection 1.5Update: Collection 1.5 09/10/2004 10:39 AM The asset management software for Intelli Innovations barcode readers adds Mac OS X Address Book integration, a Send to iPod option, customizable item genres, and other features. Comic Collection 1.03Comic Collection 1.03 03/13/2003 07:25 PM A Java (AWT) application to manage a Web comics collection. A Collection of Conundrums...A Collection of Conundrums... 12/09/2003 05:00 PM How to talk about thoughts about work (in public) that I need to articulate and work through a bit without said thoughts taking on a political dimension - feeling like part of some attempt to game social reality. How to deal with personal frustrations (or let those frustrations go) without projecting perceived inadequacies onto other people. How to reconcile the satisfaction of a work that will result in something made with the desire to work on a subject that you're passionate about. How to know when one is doing that. How to think about what's next without sorting out what is. How to handle the frustrations of watching other people do work in places where you used to be the only person who cared. How do deal with people communicating things you want to communicate but didn't think you should. How to not sound shrill and callous and vengeful and bloody. How to not sound desperate and flighty and trivial and fake. How to tell whether your impression of things is a lie or not. These being an adequate representation of the conundrums I find myself dealing with on a Tuesday evening, because it would of course be too much for me to scratch out any kind of mental peace. My head, unfortunately, is far from in the position to do its best thinking. My blood feels like it has thickened to the consistency of thick pressurised loam, to be forced at pressure through brain-flesh, capillary and straining vein. Mental clarity is unlikely to be found in such a state. So I shall have a bath and go to bed. In the meantime: Conundrum vs. Conundra. The Jawa CollectionThe Jawa Collection 12/10/2003 09:06 PM I thought I was crazy when I started up my R2-D2 character focus collecting. I figured by choosing such a well known character there would always be something to find when the modern stuff was running low on the pegs. Tonight I ran across a page by Chris Nichols that is all about his character focus on Jawas. I never imagined there could be so much to go after with that one specific character! I loved looking at all the different pieces he's added to his collection over the years. Be sure to stop by and check it out, it is a truly amazing collection of "those discusting creatures" as Threepio put it! Do you have a character focus going in your collection? Have it archived on a website? Email me the details! Link collectionLink collection 03/13/2003 10:15 AM Various interesting stuff: Captain amErika - Cruel Revenge for a divorce gone bad. This guy is pretty extreme. Signs of... The Keyframe-collection 1.0The Keyframe-collection 1.0 12/18/2003 09:48 PM 42 plugins for Final Cut Express with real (!) keyframes. MySQL CollectionMySQL Collection 10/22/2002 05:54 PM Functions of Log +---- log() // Create a log file +---- addLog() // Append one line in the log file +---- show() // Show de log content in HTML format Properties of Connection +---- application // Name of application +---- host // IP or Name of MySQL Server +---- login // Login MySql +---- senha // Password MySQL +---- db // Database +---- admMail // E-mail of Admin +---- log // Instance o log object +---- conID // ID of MySQL Connection Functions of Connection +---- connection() // Inicialize +---- connect() // Conect with MySQL Server return de conID +---- close() // Close Connection Function of RecordSet +---- checkSql() // Protect sql from DROP, CREATE and other +---- select() // Select Query +---- setRow() // Fetch array +---- getLastID() // Return the last inserted ID +---- getFieldName() // Return a name o field +---- fieldsCount () // Number of Fields +---- recordCount() // Number of records +---- exec() // Execute a Inser, Update, Delete and others SQL +---- erase() // Delete one record by ID +---- erases() // Delete various records by Array (Such as checkbox) +---- comboBox() +---- comboBoxBin() +---- insert() // Generate a Insert SQL sentence with POST data +---- update() // Generate a Update SQL sentence with POST data +---- getForm() // Get POST data Naropa CollectionNaropa Collection 06/14/2004 07:43 PM The writings of William S. Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg may be amongst the most important in the 20th Century but the sound of Burroughs' growl and the haunting lilt in Ginsberg's recitals that have compelled turntablists to use samples of their speaking voices. Sampling pioneers and Ninjatune entrepreneurs Jonathan More and Matt Black (a.k.a. Coldcut) have used Burroughs and Ginsberg for a while and continues to do so. Thanks to the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics from Naropa University, you can hear hundreds of hours of lectures and readings by Burroughs, Ginsberg, Anne Waldman, Amiri Baraka and others all of which have been posted to the Archive as part of the Naropa Collection. As of this writing there are 147 (!) uploads to the stunning collection. Burroughs is of special interest since it was his exploration of assembling fragments of writings and audio tape (what he called "cut-ups") in the 1960's and 70's that lead directly to follow-up projects by Brian Eno, David Bowie, Plunderphonics and hence the mainstreaming of tape sampling as a music genre. His 1976 lecture at the Kerouac School should be required listening as a background on cut-ups. Of course the lectures are of invaluable literary value. Burroughs and others delve deep into their personal relationships with various works of literature ranging from Conrad to Fitzgerald, Wordsworth to Whitman. And finally there is the sheer entertainment value of many of these uploads. For example, you don't want to miss Ginsberg reading the complete "Howl.". The entire Naropa Collection is licensed under a Attribution-NonDerivs-NonCommerical license. Application Builder Collection 1.2.6Application Builder Collection 1.2.6 02/12/2004 05:00 PM Application Builder Collection is a set of reusable, professional-grade components for Cocoa developers. wjue Xoops Collectionwjue Xoops Collection 01/28/2004 07:12 AM FreeContent Webdigest 3.0 released A Caricature Collection from the
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The final Transmetropolitan collection, "Transmetropolitan: One More
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