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June 2009

benefits of goji berries

by arunskh
The demand for Goji Berries has seen a steep rise in the health food market. The health benefits that the berries possess make them even more useful and increase their demand.

May 2009

Goodreads vs Twitter: The Benefits of Asymmetric Follow - O'Reilly Radar

by karlcow & 1 other

Asymmetric follow should at least be an option on any social network. It’s the way the world really works. We never find ourselves in clearly delineated friend-circles, where everyone has or wants complete visibility with everyone else, or none at all.

inSSIDer | MetaGeek

by cascamorto
inSSIDer is an award-winning free Wi-Fi network scanner for Windows Vista and Windows XP. Because NetStumbler doesn t work well with Vista and 64-bit XP we built an open-source Wi-Fi network scanner designed for the current generation of Windows operating systems. A year later inSSIDer was discussed by Lifehacker and Tekzilla Benefits Inspect your WLAN and surrounding networks to troubleshoot competing access points. Use Windows Vista and Windows XP 64-bit. Uses the Native Wi-Fi API. Track the strength of received signal in dBm over time. Filter access points in an easy to use format. Highlight access points for areas with high Wi-Fi concentration. Group by Mac Adress SSID Channel RSSI and time "last seen."

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April 2009

Hitwise Intelligence - Heather Dougherty - US: Who Benefits from Circuit City Closure Online

by kuroyagi
"Both of the retailers are receiving the search traffic from the portfolio of branded terms in opposite ways. For Radioshack.com, 100% of the traffic from the Circuit City Terms was from paid search over the 4 weeks ending April 4, 2009. With Bestbuy.com, all of the search traffic was driven by organic search results during the same timeframe. "

March 2009

Great Places to Work: Where to Launch a Career - Washingtonian.com

by leveraged
These five companies aren’t just for the young, but with good benefits like tuition reimbursement, mentoring, and even on-site MBA classes, they encourage employees to learn and grow. Envision EMI plans, organizes, and runs seminars and conferences around the world for high-achieving students of all ages, most recently the Junior Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference in Washington, D.C., Jan. 17-21. A highlight of the event was witnessing the inauguration of President Barack Obama on Jan. 20.

Plantr. Using Recycled Cell Phones to Promote Sustainability and Teach Urban Gardening.: ETech 2009 - O'Reilly Conferences, March 09 - 12, 2009, San Jose, CA

by karlcow

Plantr will help form a simple introduction and social understanding to urban agriculture and the numerous benefits it can afford… all while recycling unused, landfill bound, cell phones.

February 2009

Durham Statement on Open Access to Legal Scholarship | Berkman Center

by karlcow

Objective: The undersigned believe that it will benefit legal education and improve the dissemination of legal scholarly information if law schools commit to making the legal scholarship they publish available in stable, open, digital formats in place of print. To accomplish this end, law schools should commit to making agreed-upon stable, open, digital formats, rather than print, the preferable formats for legal scholarship. If stable, open, digital formats are available, law schools should stop publishing law journals in print and law libraries should stop acquiring print law journals. We believe that, in addition to their other benefits, these changes are particularly timely in light of the financial challenges currently facing many law schools.

Start Calculation

by z0man
For people who are missing out on benefits, worth £8billion a year. The wizards help tell you what you entitledto.

RabbitMQ - Open Source Enterprise Messaging

by greut & 1 other

RabbitMQ is a complete and highly reliable Enterprise Messaging system. The RabbitMQ client libraries and broker daemon can be used together to create an AMQP network, or used individually to bring the benefits of RabbitMQ to established networks.

téléchargé, décompressé, make, make run et en voiture Simone!

Printing The NYT Costs Twice As Much As Sending Every Subscriber A Free Kindle

by karlcow

According to the Times's Q308 10-Q, the company spends $63 million per quarter on raw materials and $148 million on wages and benefits. We've heard the wages and benefits for just the newsroom are about $200 million per year.

After multiplying the quarterly costs by four and subtracting that $200 million out, a rough estimate for the Times's delivery costs would be $644 million per year.

The Kindle retails for $359. In a recent open letter, Times spokesperson Catherine Mathis wrote: "We have 830,000 loyal readers who have subscribed to The New York Times for more than two years." Multiply those numbers together and you get $297 million -- a little less than half as much as $644 million.

December 2008

Can You Make Wine from Seedy Fruit?

by stephensmith
This question was raised by someone who wants to try making wine from mangosteen. This sounds like an interesting experiment. As you might or might not know, mangosteen is a fruit that grows in Southeast Asia and that has taken the health food world by storm in recent months. The claimed benefits of drinking mangosteen juice are many, including slowing the aging process.

November 2008

Introduction to OSC | opensoundcontrol.org

by jpcaruana
Open Sound Control (OSC) is a protocol for communication among computers, sound synthesizers, and other multimedia devices that is optimized for modern networking technology. Bringing the benefits of modern networking technology to the world of electronic musical instruments, OSC's advantages include interoperability, accuracy, flexibility, and enhanced organization and documentation.

European Semantic Web Conference 2009 - Semantic Web in Use

by Xavier Lacot
This track aims to explore the benefits of applying Semantic Web technology in real-life applications and contexts. Will take place end May 2009 During the ESWC2009.

October 2008

ADC—Developing Cocoa Applications Using MacRuby

by karlcow

Now with MacRuby, you can create Mac OS X applications with Ruby while maintaining the peformance benefits of a fully fledged Cocoa application.

ID Selector

by camel & 1 other
ID Selector: Quick Guide It's all about getting users signed into your website as quickly and efficiently as possible. It achieves this by providing a simple, consistent, provider neutral interface, and by educating the user about OpenID during the sign in process. In short, it makes OpenID easier for the end user and benefits both the relying parties and OpenID providers. What is the Selector? It's a widget that you add to the existing OpenID login form on your website. You embed a snippet of javascript code into your page, and it writes in an HTML button tag styled to match your CSS.

Wait till I come! » Blog Archive » Video captioning made easy with the YouTube JavaScript API

by sbrothier (via)
One thing that has been annoying me for ages is that no video player on the web allows you to write comments for a specific time in the video that get displayed as plain text. Viddler allows you to comment at a certain time and it appears in the video, but the benefits of time based captioning both in terms of accessibility and SEO didn’t quite transpire to any video site maintainers yet. Edit: Darn, I hadn’t looked at Viddler for a long time, it actually does this now, well done!

discipline and punish

by karlcow

I still have to wonder if, in fact, outsourcing the data is a smart move for any enterprise in these troubled times. There are certainly immediate, clear cost-savings benefits to such a strategy but given that data is the heart of any enterprise one should wonder if the long-term benefits aren't diminishing.

Destroy Today / DestroyFlickr

by decembre & 2 others
DestroyFlickr explores alternative methods for viewing and sharing Flickr content. Its user interface provides an environment that benefits photos rather than hindering them. With the ability to look at a photo on a dark, neutral background, you can view it without the interference of a brighter surrounding. By using workspaces and canvases, DestroyFlickr is able to retain a constant history of where you have navigated, offering the ability to revisit an area without the need to reload the entire page. DestroyFlickr takes advantage of features provided by the Adobe AIR SDK that are unavailable to web-based RIAs. With the support of both drag and drop uploading and downloading, posting and saving photos is done in one easy motion. Now you can download the highest resolution version of a photo without having to see it first—just drag a thumbnail to the download menu and the download begins.

September 2008

TextUML Toolkit, use a textual notation for creating UML class diagrams faster

by greut

TextUML Toolkit is an open-source IDE for UML that lets you create models at the same speed you write code. By adopting a textual notation, the TextUML Toolkit provides benefits you will not get elsewhere

Text ftw!

August 2008

Yuuguu Newsletter » Yuuguu bridges gap for CINTIQUE Translations

by sbrothier 2 comments
What does a business do to stay in touch and share documents with its people when those people – industry specialists based (in the target country) abroad– are spread across the globe? CINETIQUE Translations, a company that provides expert translation services faces just such a challenge and turned to Yuuguu to solve the problem. Founded in 2002 by Laurence Auffret, a biologist and translation lecturer at Manchester University, CINETIQUE Translations was set up to combine the two specialist skills of science and translation to produce a thriving business that specialises in offering translation services to the technological, scientific and engineering communities. CINETIQUE Translations’ work includes: websites and user interfaces; conference publications, presentations and training modules; installation, operating, and maintenance manuals; and patents, claims, EU compliance documentation and tender documents. All this kind of work requires the utmost accuracy but a key issue in terms of translation in general - and technological, scientific and academic translation in particular – is to generate translations that do not just do the job in literal terms, but are able to translate the exact sense, meaning, and phrasing of any work. In other words, all translations must mean precisely the same ‘thing’ as in the original document. In CINETIQUE Translations’ fields of expertise this means it is essential that translators are fluent, not just in the requisite languages, but also the information contained in the original documents, as well as how that same information needs to be communicated in the target market. To help achieve this, CINETIQUE Translations uses ultra-specialist translators, they live and work in their home territory and in the specific industry. It also researches any documents that it produces thoroughly, often running them past focus groups, which are themselves based in the target territory. That all means that effective sharing tools – like web conferencing – would be vital. But, they are also expensive, complex to set up and time-consuming. CINETIQUE Translations is using Yuuguu to contact its in-country consultants – and sample groups – simply. It also uses Yuuguu to share documents and enable live document editing and note-making through the screen-sharing and control features. The benefits, says Laurence Auffret, are obvious: “Our translations are done by industry experts who live in the country where the translated document is going to be used. Firstly, it’s really important for us to be able to discuss documentation as a team - publisher, client, translator, editor, project manager - in real-time”. “Also, team meetings always take place online and we need to share our views on certain aspects of the documents, in real-time. So, we screen-share and one person can add on another linguist’s work – it’s a great tool.”

Evidence Based Scheduling - Joel on Software

by greut & 1 other (via)

Using Evidence-Based Scheduling is pretty easy: it will take you a day or two at the beginning of every iteration to produce detailed estimates, and it’ll take a few seconds every day to record when you start working on a new task on a timesheet. The benefits, though, are huge: realistic schedules.

Realistic schedules are the key to creating good software. It forces you to do the best features first and allows you to make the right decisions about what to build. Which makes your product better, your boss happier, delights your customers, and—best of all—lets you go home at five o’clock.

A more general approach that the SCRUM one I got so far.

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