When Every Object Can Tell a Story

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Micah Wright Comes Clean, Ranger Story A
Hoax (This Is Apparently A Big Story In
The Blogosphere, But To Be Honest, I
Haven't Even Heard Of This Clown)

Micah Wright Comes Clean, Ranger Story A
Hoax (This Is Apparently A Big Story In
The Blogosphere, But To Be Honest, I
Haven't Even Heard Of This Clown) 05/03/2004 03:57 AM
Comic Book Resources has the full scoop

comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=3613
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"REMEMBER WHEN MOQTADA AL-SADR was going
to lead a popular uprising across Iraq?
(That was April's we're-losing story).
Well, he didn't, and here's the story of
how we won. I wonder how much attention
it'll get..."

"REMEMBER WHEN MOQTADA AL-SADR was going
to lead a popular uprising across Iraq?
(That was April's we're-losing story).
Well, he didn't, and here's the story of
how we won. I wonder how much attention
it'll get..." 06/24/2004 11:11 AM

The Raw Story | A rational voice »
Exclusive: Print document of Republican
Schiavo talking points leaked to Raw
Story

The Raw Story | A rational voice »
Exclusive: Print document of Republican
Schiavo talking points leaked to Raw
Story 03/24/2005 05:02 PM
that clumsy Republican talking points memo .. proper perspective .. Raw Story

rawstory.com/news/2005/index.php?p=202
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The Story Behind The Story Of The Google
IPO?

The Story Behind The Story Of The Google
IPO? 07/26/2004 12:14 PM
This morning, it seems like the big Wall Street tech story is the official release from Google about what they think they'll raise from their IPO. Looking over all the different coverage, it appears that many (especially in the financial press) seem to be getting the story a little mixed up. The basic facts seem to be that approximately 24.6 million shares will be put on the market with a range of $108 to $135 per share. As noted in the story, some seem to think that breaking $100 may prove to be a psychological barrier for many retail investors, even if the actual price per share is meaningless. Still, if the price is a psychological barrier, rather than a calculated decision, the investor probably shouldn't be buying anyway. A minimum bid from anyone must be for five shares, so anyone who wants in is spending over $500. The range is higher than expected, and could lead to a valuation pushing $40 billion. One analyst makes the bizarre statement that: "The question is not what the company is worth, but instead what people will pay for it," which misses the fairly simple, but important, point that the price people are willing to pay for the stock is what the company is worth. Meanwhile, many news articles are claiming that Google will raise $3.3 billion in the offering, which is not true at all (or at least, extremely unlikely). The details show that Google is likely to bring in about $1.66 billion (and possibly as high as $1.9 billion at the top of the range). That's because only 14.1 million of the 24.6 million shares are actually being sold by the company. The other 10.5 million are being sold by insiders. Now, that's a curious point that no one seems to be focusing on. While insiders do sometimes sell during an IPO, it generally doesn't look too good. While there are plenty of reasons (liquidity, liquidity, liquidity) that people might want to sell, usually insiders get locked up for a bit. It does happen, but in this case, an awful lot of that $3.3 billion (or whatever the amount actually is) isn't going to the company, but to others. The initial IPO filing tried to spin all this insider selling as a good thing, but that's pretty questionable. If people really believe in the stock, why are so many selling it at the very first chance they get? Doesn't inspire the most confidence in the world.

Set-Object-1.05

Set-Object-1.05 01/05/2004 05:01 AM

Set-Object-1.09

Set-Object-1.09 03/25/2005 05:26 PM

Set-Object-1.07

Set-Object-1.07 08/16/2004 12:32 AM

Set-Object-1.10

Set-Object-1.10 04/01/2005 03:15 PM

Set-Object-1.06

Set-Object-1.06 05/01/2004 06:07 AM

Object-Iterate-0.51

Object-Iterate-0.51 09/08/2004 07:12 AM

Cog Object Database 0.5.3

Cog Object Database 0.5.3 06/28/2004 11:03 PM
A simple object database for Python.

SDL Object Layer (SOL)

SDL Object Layer (SOL) 10/31/2003 05:16 PM
Project Started - Whats Happening

Object-Accessor-XS-0.03

Object-Accessor-XS-0.03 12/26/2004 06:24 PM

Nagios-Object-0.03

Nagios-Object-0.03 12/08/2003 08:27 PM

Rose-DB-Object-0.04

Rose-DB-Object-0.04 04/03/2005 04:07 PM

Locale-Object-0.4

Locale-Object-0.4 12/09/2003 06:06 PM

Locale-Object-0.52

Locale-Object-0.52 12/18/2003 07:30 PM

Nagios-Object-0.01

Nagios-Object-0.01 12/08/2003 12:03 AM

Nagios-Object-0.07b

Nagios-Object-0.07b 01/04/2005 06:25 PM

XSD Object Generator

XSD Object Generator 07/01/2004 10:32 PM
The Sample Code Generator (XSDObjectGen) tool takes an XSD schema as input and generates sample code showing how to mark up C# and VB.Net classes so that when serialized with the XML serializer, the resulting XML will be valid according to the original schema.

Object of desire

Object of desire 01/05/2005 08:35 AM

« An innocent killer bunny at the Zoo. It looks like he has survived multiple holy hand grenade attacks unscathed as he is surrounded by craters. »

For years I searched for the perfect pair of bunny slippers but couldn't find anything in my size or what I pictured a classic pair of bunny slippers should look like. I finally resolved to make my own which worked out rather well but I noticed the most amazing pair of slippers in a shop window that I just had to have, Killer Bunny with Pointy Teeth slippers ala Monty Python. I'm going to have to find some appropriate knights of the round table to put in the gaping maw. I wonder what Freud would say about my lust for bunny slippers. The similarly afflicted will find the object of their desire at Good Fellows Comics. :)

Date-Object-0.05

Date-Object-0.05 01/05/2005 06:28 PM

Cog Object Database 0.5.1

Cog Object Database 0.5.1 12/03/2003 01:54 AM
A simple object database for Python.

"Love Object"

"Love Object" 02/13/2004 06:58 AM
It was only a matter of time before someone made a horror film about a sex doll, but don't burn rubber to see this one.

Sql Object Model

Sql Object Model 12/29/2004 04:02 PM
Vesion 0.1 Released

Nagios-Object-0.05

Nagios-Object-0.05 07/30/2004 05:28 PM

Object-Variables-0.9

Object-Variables-0.9 07/30/2004 12:14 AM

Date-Object-0.03

Date-Object-0.03 08/20/2004 06:16 AM

Object-Variables-0.5

Object-Variables-0.5 07/27/2004 12:28 AM

Mystery Object

Mystery Object 04/18/2004 12:27 PM
Here is an uncaptioned illustration of a mystery object. Test your erudition...

Locale-Object-0.51

Locale-Object-0.51 12/18/2003 10:42 AM

Object-Realize-Later-0.15

Object-Realize-Later-0.15 01/10/2004 10:47 AM

Object-Capsule-0.01

Object-Capsule-0.01 09/11/2004 11:40 PM

Rose-DB-Object-0.03

Rose-DB-Object-0.03 03/27/2005 01:26 PM

Locale-Object-0.72

Locale-Object-0.72 04/24/2004 05:12 PM

Locale-Object-0.53

Locale-Object-0.53 12/22/2003 10:12 AM

Rose-DB-Object-0.031

Rose-DB-Object-0.031 03/27/2005 01:26 PM

Rose-DB-Object-0.023

Rose-DB-Object-0.023 03/26/2005 02:19 AM

Locale-Object-0.6

Locale-Object-0.6 01/06/2004 10:30 AM

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