Biopure Gets SEC Wells Notice

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SEC sends Wells notice to Business
Objects

SEC sends Wells notice to Business
Objects 08/05/2004 05:36 AM
News not a big hit with investors

The Wells Fargo example

The Wells Fargo example 12/02/2003 06:30 AM
Opinion Doing the right thing

Justin Wells Knows Better than You

Justin Wells Knows Better than You 04/09/2004 04:10 PM
This is just a place where Justin Wells, trance9. is welcome to post his opinions, so that he won't feel obliged to post them in places where his particular brand of wisdom is under-appreciated.

"Will Gas Wells Dirty Alpine Air?"

"Will Gas Wells Dirty Alpine Air?" 12/27/2003 08:57 PM

Will Gas Wells Dirty Alpine Air?

Will Gas Wells Dirty Alpine Air? 12/27/2003 06:36 AM
Even the BLM says potential impacts of plans to drill more than 10,000 natural gas wells over the next 30 years in the Four Corners region include poor visibility and air quality. Environmentalists say it's worse than that.

More Than Wells Are Stuck In The Sand
Over Iraqi Oil

More Than Wells Are Stuck In The Sand
Over Iraqi Oil 11/10/2003 11:31 PM
Iraq has a lot of oil, estimated at 112.5 billion barrels in proven reserves which is the world's second-largest after Saudi Arabia's. As many as 220 billion barrels are considered probable additional Iraqi reserves. Before the current war, Iraq was producing 2.5 million barrels of oil per day, with only 1.7 million of this output authorized under the U.N. imposed "Oil-For-Food" economic sanctions. At an average price of $25 per barrel, Iraq was making $43 million per day in sanctioned sales and $20 million per day in unsanctioned ones. The United States was the biggest importer of Iraqi crude, importing 366,000 barrels a day directly into the U.S. during December 2002, with an estimated third of Iraqi oil output (800,000+ barrels per day) ultimately ending up in the United States after intermediate processing by third countries. Thus on the eve of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Americans were paying Saddam around $21 million per day or $620 million per month or around $7.5 billion per year. The rest of the world was paying him twice this much for a total of around $25 billion per year. Such "tough" economic sanctions led in some American political circles to (somewhat hypocritically, considering the level of our Iraqi imports) have contempt for the United Nations and concern over the amount of petromoney available for hostile military buildup and WMD and even terrorist bankrolling... And so there was a war.

Wells Fargo Opens the Vault

Wells Fargo Opens the Vault 04/23/2004 01:29 PM
Will the prospect of higher interest rates tighten funds?

Wells Dominates Braves As Padres Win 2-0
(AP)

Wells Dominates Braves As Padres Win 2-0
(AP) 05/05/2004 09:28 PM
AP - David Wells turned in another dominating performance against Atlanta, pitching seven scoreless innings and even beating out a bunt single in the San Diego Padres' 2-0 win over Braves on Wednesday night.

Wells Fargo Blazes A Path To IP Storage

Wells Fargo Blazes A Path To IP Storage 03/09/2004 12:09 AM

"Boob Tube" by Benjamin Wallace-Wells

"Boob Tube" by Benjamin Wallace-Wells 12/26/2003 07:46 AM
The revolution has passed for MTV .. “Boob Tube.”

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Uncovered Window Wells Trap Children

Uncovered Window Wells Trap Children 04/15/2005 05:09 AM
Uncovered window wells become even more hazardous this time of year, as children start playing—and exploring—outdoors. The cure can create new safety hazards if covers are bolted or locked down to prevent emergency egress from the basement. [PRWEB Apr 15, 2005]

Wells Fargo to use Adobe for digital
signature service

Wells Fargo to use Adobe for digital
signature service 06/08/2004 04:53 PM
The service, called SimpleSign, is designed to prevent document spoofing and allows banks and their customers to sign PDF documents with digital signatures, creating legally binding documents.

Wells Fargo packages Verified by Visa
with other services

Wells Fargo packages Verified by Visa
with other services 12/09/2003 08:41 PM
InternetRetailer.com Dec 9 2003 7:02PM ET

Wells Fargo Stakes Lead In Electronic
Deposits

Wells Fargo Stakes Lead In Electronic
Deposits 03/31/2005 03:28 AM
Information Week Mar 31 2005 7:27AM GMT

Wells Fargo's Internet exec makes its
site user-friendly and an effective
sales tool

Wells Fargo's Internet exec makes its
site user-friendly and an effective
sales tool 12/27/2003 09:04 AM
San Jose Mercury News Dec 27 2003 8:06AM ET

Notice Anything Different?

Notice Anything Different? 01/25/2003 11:53 PM

If this isn't your first trip to my website, you've no doubt noticed some changes. For a few days now I've been quiet and haven't posted to the site at all. That is because I was making the changes you see. And there are many changes, in fact. First, and most obviously, the visual appearance of the site is totally different. The old design was too bland; I myself grew bored with it. Second, and perhaps the biggest technical change, I no longer use pMachine as the backend for the site. pMachine is wonderful, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a CMS. However, the new system, which I wrote from scratch with PHP, mySql, and some Apache settings, addresses many of the reasons I did not want to keep pMachine:

• Size: pMachine is very big, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but it is big because of the sheer number of features it has, almost all of which I did not use. My new system is very small, both in file size and database utilization, and does what I need it to do. And adding features will not be too difficult.
• Ease of Use: I mean this from a user's point of view, not mine. With pMachine, the process of linking to one of my entries was not as semantically logical as I would have liked. For instance, a permanent link to a previous entry may have looked like this, http://www.readinged.com/index.php?id=P30, while in the new system, permanent links look like this, http://www.readinged.com/blog/30/. Similarly, the URL's for archive pages and RSS feeds are much more clear.
• Impersonal: Let me again repeat that I do like pMachine, and it is a good system, but I never felt too attached to it. I like to write my own systems. pMachine was initially intended to get this site going quickly and then to write my own blogging system.

I will write more on my new blogging system in the coming days, and I plan to release it to download when I complete it. I still need to write a good administration interface for it, implement a categories system, and I plan on beefing up its RSS capabilities. You will be able to get an RSS feed for almost any criteria (i.e. posts between specific dates, posts about a certain topic, and searches returned as RSS).

Also new in this design is a dynamic commenting system. Go ahead and click on the comments link after any post, and you should see what I mean. This is a system I developed for Stonefishspine, and have wanted to use on my own site ever since. This new design enables me to do so, and the commenting system works any almost all current browsers. As of right now, older browsers without sufficient support of the Javascript DOM will not be able to post comments. I am working on the non-dynamic version of this system and it should be ready within a few days. Currently, I know that versions of Opera older than 7Beta and some versions of Internet Explorer for the Macintosh will not be able to post comments.

I'd really like to hear any comments (good or bad) about the redesigned site. You can email me at ed@readinged.com. Watch in the next few days for additional information about the new site design.

Update (4:00pm): I would like to mention that even with this new design, your old permalinks will still work. Also, if you are using an RSS aggregator that pulled my old RSS file, it will still work as well. But please see if you can get it changed to the new URL as I will remove support for the old one eventually.

I have to agree with Jim on the current weather in the US. When I left for classes this morning it was seven degrees outside (and much less with the wind chill). There should be a law against that kind of cold.

seen fit to notice Cambodiagate

seen fit to notice Cambodiagate 08/16/2004 08:36 AM
"Holiday in Cambodia." .. Wall Street Journal .. ROBERT POLLOCK: .. issects

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Oh, Just In Case Your Didn't Notice

Oh, Just In Case Your Didn't Notice 05/20/2004 09:55 AM
If you're seeing this, you're on the new server, and if you're on the new server, you'll notice our old friend The Search Box is back! Welcome back, pal! You're the best form element an editor could have....

Browser Wars : Wells Fargo Bans Opera
Browser

Browser Wars : Wells Fargo Bans Opera
Browser 02/05/2005 09:42 PM
As of 8am today - Wells Fargo (one of the largest Banks in the United States) began blocking Opera browser from it's online banking.

Google gets philosophical in IPO notice

Google gets philosophical in IPO notice 04/30/2004 04:18 PM
Boston Globe Apr 30 2004 8:39PM GMT

Will Anyone Notice Netscape's Return?

Will Anyone Notice Netscape's Return? 05/27/2004 11:04 AM
While most people had written off the Netscape browser, assuming that AOL had all but left it for dead when they spun off Mozilla, it turns out that AOL really is planning to release a new version of the browser, which basically has everyone asking: but why? Mozilla, on its own, seems to be getting some traction, and Netscape will still be based on Mozilla. Meanwhile Opera is still innovating in the browser space and the Mac folks still seem to like Safari. At the same time, most of the known universe is still stuck on IE and don't see any reason to change (despite there being plenty of good reasons). So, the question is where does Netscape fit into this space, and what does AOL hope to get out of it? No one expects AOL to add any significant features to Mozilla, and the average AOL user is still stuck on AOL's own browser (which is still based on IE). About the only reason anyone can come up with for this release is that there are still some folks using older Netscape technology, and therefore AOL decided to refresh it. Perhaps that defines AOL's strategy these days: "Let's just kind of stick with what we have and refresh it periodically and hope that no one realizes there's a lot of other stuff out there." No wonder users are bailing out by the hundreds of thousands.

A Small Victory - Notice

A Small Victory - Notice 06/19/2004 01:11 AM
disagreement in the blog world .. As Michele says .. some other .. Michele

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Travel Notice Definitions

Travel Notice Definitions 04/04/2005 06:51 AM
Travel Notice Definitions
http://www.cd c.gov/travel/outbreaks.htm#noticekey

CDC issues different types of notices for international travelers. As of May 20, 2004, these definitions have been refined to make the announcements more easily understood by travelers, health-care providers, and the general public. The definitions are laid out below. They describe both levels of risk for the traveler and recommended preventive measures to take at each level of risk. This will be added to International Trade Resources 2005 Internet MiniGuide.

Google's Drummond Gets SEC Notice

Google's Drummond Gets SEC Notice 07/26/2004 02:01 PM
Reuters: "The general counsel of Google Inc. has been notified that the staff of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will recommend a civil injunction against [David Drummond] for purported violations of securities laws, the company said Monday."

TPA membership Termination Notice

TPA membership Termination Notice 04/01/2005 03:24 PM

For years I have run a BBS (Bulletin Board Service) and have been a member of the Trialware Professional Association. That website at current count has allowed on my dime the download of 85,632,109 Shareware Programs. That is in a 15 year time spread from the days of dial-up systems to modern Internet based BBS systems.

So what do I get in e-mail today from the TPA
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I regret to inform you that your membership in the Trialware Professional Association has been terminated.

This is due to your use the term "shareware" on your site. As you should know a driving force of the TPA is to disuade people from using this term.

Consider re-applying for TPA membership when you agree with the TPA mission and rules.

http://www.trialware.org/mission.html

Please do not reply to this message. Due to lack of volunteers replies cannot be returned. Questions should be asked on the TPA newsgroups.

Regards
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Apparently this is some new policy in place like I really knew that this was part of their mission statment. I probably visit there site like once a year. It is obvious that shareware authors are getting sensitive to the word SHAREWARE. Here is what I am going to do I will systematically remove every TPA members files from my website and never again will I apply to be a TPA member. Getting all upset over the word SHAREWARE, hello. Probably the website administrator was still wearing diapers when the term was coined.

Trai notice to Bharti

Trai notice to Bharti 04/01/2005 06:50 AM
ZDNet India Apr 1 2005 10:30AM GMT

Maintenance Notice - washingtonpost.com

Maintenance Notice - washingtonpost.com 08/23/2004 02:38 PM

What Should The Copyright notice on UK
Website Be?

What Should The Copyright notice on UK
Website Be? 12/19/2004 03:08 PM
"... a lot of websites offering copyright notice "templates", but these all seem to cover US copyright. Are there any similar services for the UK?"

Nice of You to Notice Novartis

Nice of You to Notice Novartis 03/17/2005 04:18 AM
The Street finally pays attention to a longtime pharma winner, on news of a major generic-drug acquisition.

Punk at a Moment's Notice

Punk at a Moment's Notice 08/04/2004 04:43 AM
Borrowing from the flash mob trend, punk rock bands lean on the Web, cell phones and instant messaging to organize impromptu gigs. Robert Andrews reports from Cardiff, Wales.

SCO Gives Notice To 6,000 Unix Licensees

SCO Gives Notice To 6,000 Unix Licensees 01/06/2004 09:13 AM
Slashdot Jan 6 2004 8:27AM ET

System notice: Upgrade

System notice: Upgrade 03/13/2003 10:14 AM
Upgraded to MT 2.5.1 today...

If people don't notice it, it's not
architecture...

If people don't notice it, it's not
architecture... 11/15/2003 07:42 AM

I've just caught up on my Dre amspaces and been confronted with a conundrum. In a piece about brutalist architecture, they featured the Tricorn centre in Portsmouth. Here's a picture of the building in question:

Now, this building hasn't had the most illustrious of histories. It was built in 1966, given an award in 1967 and voted Britain's fourth ugliest building in 1968. It is generally reviled by the public and will not be protected by government by being listed. But when the architect - Rodney Gordon - is asked about the general distaste towards his building, he replies:

"Well I'm very surprised. A lot of people liked the building. One thing I do find is that any piece of architecture worth being called architecture is usually both hated and loved. If people don't notice it, it's not architecture."

That last phrase seems extraordinary to me - stunning in its arrogance and audacity and completely in opposition to most of the understandings of design and architecture that I've accumulated over the last ten years. That kind of ostentatious statement of impact above function was given up within the first ten years of web design. What Gordon is talking about is the construction of follies - buildings with little or no function but to inspire and awe. Unworkable spaces, unusable spaces. We have them on the web too - sometimes even intentionally - either as art or design showcases or as image-based impactful press prelease or advertising spaces. But this is different. This is a site - a space - designed for shopping and socialising that wants desperately to be innovative and impressive - the architect all the while dismissing the subtle and less overt arts of flows and usability, building things that are not scaled for humans or comprehensible to them. All the things that allow a place to be understood by people are dismissed as unworthy of the name of architecture. And why - because the building must be noticed... It's stunning. It's terrible. And I'm fairly sure it's wrong.

If you're interested in the Tricorn:

• The Portsmouth Society
• The Tricorn and Sacred Geometry

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Shark Tank: Oh yes, they'll notice

Shark Tank: Oh yes, they'll notice 12/24/2003 12:43 AM
A bank's indoor ATM is rebooting every evening at around 9 p.m. -- and now it's up to a technician pilot fish to figure out why.

Notice to Ralph Nader

Notice to Ralph Nader 12/14/2003 07:29 PM
Dec 13, 2003 ... to him. http://www.naderexplore04.org/survey/survey_start.php. Below is what I told them (also posted to Blog for America). See my ...

Short-notice Geek Lunch

Short-notice Geek Lunch 04/09/2004 04:05 PM
So Scoble posted at 1:30 AM Sunday that he was in Vancouver, how about lunch. A dozen people turned up, it was 16°C so we ate outside in the sun, fun was had...

Woman Gets Notice for Owing a Nickel
(AP)

Woman Gets Notice for Owing a Nickel
(AP) 07/15/2004 06:44 PM
AP - When the Washington state Department of Employment Security notified Sandi Bryan that she owed money for an unemployment compensation overpayment more than six years ago, she picked up the phone.

Open Source is starting to get notice

Open Source is starting to get notice 08/02/2004 01:29 PM

Intelligent, well written article with real facts and meat about open source companies.

Read this is you need evidence of open source taking hold in the business software world.

[CNet]

Tech industry put on security notice

Tech industry put on security notice 12/03/2003 08:32 PM
Bush administration officials praise industry efforts to create security programs--but pledge that if those initiatives fail, legislation will soon follow.
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