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Developing Java Software Slashdot
Simon P. Chappell writes "It's good to learn a programming language, but it's a far better thing to learn to write programs in that language. What the world needs are less programming language books and more books on programming with the language of your choice. Enter Developing Java Software, 3rd edition by Russel Winder and Graham Roberts. Dr. Winder is the primary author and I became aware of
DataDirect Announces XQuery.com For SOA Projects Linux World
DataDirect Technologies, a Progress Software company, announced the launch of XQuery.com (www.xquery.com). The Web site provides software developers and IT architects with a comprehensive resource for navigating the complexity of today?s application architectures via the power of XQuery ? the XML Query Language under development by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Wall Street Breakfast SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance
What you need to know before the open today.
Mossberg Solution: Two devices convert music from vinyl LPs to MP3s Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
If our email from readers is any indication, baby boomers are bugged by a persistent problem: They need a simple way to convert all those vinyl records they've been accumulating since the 1960s into digital song files, or at least CDs.
Study Helps Explain Why Botulinum Toxin Is So Deadly Science Daily
New research from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health and Scripps Research Institute shows how the astonishingly powerful botulinum toxin uses a unuque navigational strategy to latch onto nerve cells, the first step in inactivating them.
New Dyslexia Theory Blames 'Noise' -- Poor Filtering Of Unwanted Data May Be Root Cause Science Daily
Kids with dyslexia can't block out distractions, say a group of new studies. The results cast doubt on an influential neurological model of dyslexia developed in the 1970s.
Noisy toys Louisville Courier-Journal
Protecting children's hearing is something that parents should be vigilant about, some experts say, especially at this time of year when noisy toys are on many kids' wish lists for Santa. "There are a lot of well-intended, loving parents and grandparents that want to please their children and grandchildren, but they don't realize that they could actually be causing some harm," said Pam Mason,
Online Journal Combines Teaching Math And Studying How Students Learn Science Daily
When instructors at Bronx-area community colleges applied for a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study how students think about fundamental concepts of calculus, they hoped to gain a better understanding of how college students learn mathematics. During the 4-year project, the teacher-researchers integrated ongoing research theories with classroom teaching. As a result, their project
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Exhibitions Mr. Whatman's Mill: Papermaking and the Art of Watercolor in Eighteenth-Century Britain.
Plantronics and Oracle Playing for the Same Team? SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance
William Trent submits: Wed venture to guess that not too many people follow both small-cap headset maker Plantronics and large-cap enterprise software vendor Oracle . We do, which is probably the only reason we noticed this little gem.
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