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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 11:04pm CET
Reference: J3H5MR72MSY16Y025KS. Category: Administrative/Clerical. Duration: Fulltime, Permanent. Rate: . City: Jackson, State: Tennessee, Country: United States. Description: Classification: Full TimeCompensation: $65000 to $70000 per yearBusiness Analyst needed for growing manufacturing company. The position is responsible for conducting existing process evaluation activities, facilitating process mapping sessions with S... Requirements: ... Last Modified : March 22, 2008, 12:42 pm
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 10:30pm CET
The Progressive Studies Project has produced an awesome interactive map of the world of progressive politics. It is done with “The Brain” software where each “thought/idea” is linked to related thoughts. So, for instance, Barack Obama is linked to Obama Campaign 2008, Obama Campaign Literature, Trinity United Church of Christ, Harvard Law School Alumni, African-American Democrats, Progressive Community Organizers, etc. or the thought/idea Progressive Strategy Types is linked to Progressive Ele
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 7:57pm CET
Ich habe mal wieder ein Video Tutorial online gestellt. Es ist nur ein GANZ kurzes. Ich beschreibe darin lediglich, wie sich Controller Assignments nutzen lassen. Ich hoffe euch gefällts’. Für die höher aufgelöste Version empfehle ich wie immer meinen Podcast: zTutorialCast Tags: controller, live, mapping, midi, tutorial Related posts Deconstructing Beat with Ableton Live - EN (0) TextMate Tutorial (0) Sidechaining in Dance Music II (1) Reason 4 Review: THOR (1) Puremagnetik Clapb
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 6:05pm CET
Virtual maps of the media attention given to different countries by newspapers such as La Croix, The Sun and The Economist, as well as the blogosphere. Created by Nicolas Kayser-Bril, you can find hi-res versions at L'observatoire des medias. Kayser-Brill notes trends: First, traditional newspapers are highly selective in their coverage of world news. Looking at the three British dailies, editors favour countries that are bigger and more populous, but also closer to home and better developed
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 4:55pm CET
I have web application (on Windows IIS server) that creates EDI 210 XML based on user inputs and transmits it to our OTM Application server (HP Server) using
[HTTPPOST] on port 80. My question is could this be sent over SSL on port 443 to secure this information from my web application to OTM Application server? What setup or configuration do we need to do on OTM Application server? Thanks.
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 2:32pm CET
Mapping and geosearch infrastructure provider MetaCarta has launched GeoSearch news, which locates news stories on a map. One can search by keyword or browse by category in a location. Here’s the press release and more from CNET. There are a variety of other sites that seek to “visualize” news feeds. YourStreet, a MetaCarta client, and Everyblock do similar things in putting news on a map. MetaCarta is serious about this as a consumer destination. But before there can be much traffic or a
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 2:24pm CET
Es ist eine der primären Aufgaben einer Medienredaktion, Informationen zu filtern und selektiv zu sein. Logischerweise setzen unterschiedliche Medien in ihrer Berichterstattung auch unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte, die einiges über ihre Ausrichtung aussagen. Nicolas Kayser-Bril vom Observatoire des Médias hat analysiert, über welche Länder verschiedene Print- und Online-Medien berichten und diese Information auf einer Weltkarte grafisch abgebildet. Ein Klick auf den Button neben dem Titel des Med
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 1:00pm CET
Article by CNET News.com at
[www.news.com] New Web site mixes local news items with a map for geographic-based search.
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 12:57pm CET
Read or click? March 24th, 2008 During a summer internship at a major oil company in Norway, I was given a small task of rearranging the departments shared server disk. I started sketching and soon was able to categorize the content to be fairly structured. I then proceeded to ask the other employees of their opinions. The interesting thing I discovered was that those above 45 tended to want a wider file structure, and hence preferred to read through a larger amount of filenames, as opposed
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 12:24pm CET
Outsource projects.......Utilize Indian Talent..... Offshore company always known as non-resident company because those companies are always work for another countries.Main focus of outsourcing is money value,So the developed countries like USA,UK etc depends India for outsourcing their works.Most of the Offshore companies are present in India. In recent years, India has emerged as one of the most favored destinations for outsourcing because of a large English speaking population , Wealth of t
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 12:15pm CET
“Visualization is a technique to graphically represent sets of data. When data is large or abstract, visualization can help make the data easier to read or understand.” Andreas Pihlström (suprb)
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 12:04pm CET
The Urbanista Diaries is details the travels of 4 bloggers on a photo journey around the world + location (geo) tag imagery..
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 9:24am CET
Mike Blumenthal sent me a note this morning about a post showing the introduction of additional local links in Google search results — the so-called “10 pack” — has helped boost Maps traffic. From Mike’s post: This morning, Heather Hopkins [of Hitwise] has provided me with updated Google Maps traffic figures that confirm a roughly 21% upswing in Map’s traffic over the past 2 months since the official Janaury 23rd introduction of the Local 10 Pack What this means is that people are in fact
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 8:51am CET
I am new to DOD Source but I do play a lot of Counter Strike Source. I have a crappy laptop and have lag issues on both games. My friend gave me a CFG File for CSS that greatly improved the gameplay and I was wondering if anyone knew where I could find a similar CFG file for DOD.
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 5:54am CET
One of my new favorite open source applications is a Java based mind-mapping software called FreeMind. In case you haven’t noticed I frequently entertain various random thoughts that sometimes, albeit rarely, stem from a common point of interest. The difficulty lies in organizing these thought patterns or “blueprints” of ideas into a meaningful concept and then describing this concept to another individual. Not that I have any, but when dealing with complex, multifactorial concepts it is ve
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 4:29am CET
As someone who values the probative value of a DNA profile, I like to see statistical methods used properly. We in the forensic community value the work of the many geneticists who deduced the independence of loci through years of recombination mapping. This is why I’m pained by the efforts of some to make insinuations through linear regressions without statistical due course.
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 3:28am CET
Mind Mapping Mar 23rd, 2008 by john In response to my recent posting, “Just Stop, Listen, Think, Learn, and Repeat,” I got some very informative feedback. One methodology that I have heard a great deal about, but never pursued because it was outside my normal mode of operation is that of mind mapping. Mind Mapping is based around a strong visual method of taking note and is meant to help people quickly identify and understand the structure of a subject while encourages creative problem solv
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 3:15am CET
In response to my recent posting, “Just Stop, Listen, Think, Learn, and Repeat,” I got some very informative feedback. One methodology that I have heard a great deal about, but never pursued because it was outside my normal mode of operation is that of mind mapping. Mind Mapping is based around a strong visual method of taking note and is meant to help people quickly identify and understand the structure of a subject while encourages creative problem solving. Humans are such visual creatures th
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 2:48am CET
このたび４月１日から前の職場に復帰出来るようになりました。 「ソフトバ○クの固定電話のおじさんがきたー！」と街の子供たちが 叫んでくれるような電話屋さんになれるよう もう一度頑張ります。（某電気屋ＣＭの影響か？（笑）） 早速東京で入社式があるだとか、 ホテル予約とれだとか 年金手帳の写しのコピーだとか被雇用者保険者なんたらを提出しろだとか 最終学歴証明書を手に入れろだとか健康診断を受けにいけだとか ３月17日に「何も（入社前に）用意しなくていいんですか？ＩＮ ＴＨＥ ＳＫＹ？」 って前の部長に聞いて急きょ渡されたたくさんの必要書類たち。 絶対部長忘れてたでしょー!!!![:びっくり:]（笑） というわけで本気に忙しいこの頃。 でも「忙しい」という言葉は嫌い。 ていうか病気になる前多用しすぎたこの言葉とバイバイしないといけない。 なので極力言わないし、プラスイメージにとらえたい今日この頃です。 ラフな対応どんとコイな気分のまっぺです。 ３月25日に以前入院していた住友病院で健康診断を受けられるように 京大主治医の一戸先生が配慮してくださった。
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 2:31am CET
These don’t seem to be posted weekly. I think I might need to retitle this “map of whenever”. Anyway… The Fuller Projection, also known as the Dymaxion Map, is a global map projection created by R. Buckminster Fuller. Projecting the Earth on to a flattened icosahedron (a Platonic solid) produces a map where the major land masses are presented as being relatively contiguous and with minimal distortion. The Earth’s oceans are sacrificed on this map, as the icosahedron is split on ocean-only edge
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 2:31am CET
I purport no expertise in web-marketing particularly because I find the concept abstract and a voodoo/pseudo-science of sorts. From my perspective, it’s in the same realm as astrology. Both make for interesting stories. What works here may not work there… for reasons that usually escape me completely. It’s all very emotional which by nature makes it unpredictable and subject to interpretation. Some of my experience has been applying web marketing concepts that others have developed. I’ll avoid
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 2:13am CET
I’m working on a mashup of Google’s traffic overlay and the cameras and reporting from NJ Commuter. You should check it out. You can pan around and view Google’s taffic info and click on markers that will bring up the camera view at that location. I’m planning on adding point-incident data, if I can easily grab it from somewhere.
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 1:38am CET
Garmin GPSMAP 172C Posted in gps / mapping on the March 23, 2008 Garmin GPSMAP 172C is one of many products in the LandBigFish.com fishing tackle and outdoors store. click here to learn more
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 1:31am CET
What's the easiest way of generating a map similar to this? I have several state-level data series I want to display on maps of India. I assume this blank map of India in SVG format is a good starting-point. Now, what program(s) do I use to link areas on the map to my data series and hence automatically shade states by a variable x? My data looks like: [state code] state x [jm] jam 1.93386 [hp] him 1.74945 [pj] pun 1.90247 [uc] utt 2.13038 ... 33 more states ... I have Windows, St
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 1:14am CET
Quick props to my friend Kirsten Palm who's new book, The Straits, was just published by Palm Press. Kirsten is a Detroit native who now lives in San Francisco.The book is two narrative essays on her hometown. The jacket copy reads: In The Straits, Kristin Palm presents us with a portrait of the mythological city of Detroit. By tracing its construction and destruction, Palm invokes the glory and tragedy of America in the 20th century. Among Palm’s lyric narrative of the names and places, th
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 1:05am CET
FireEagle Launches: 10′ presentation by Tom Coates March 23rd, 2008 Tom Coates explains the Yahoo FireEagle Location brokerage service. Presented at ETech, March 2008. Posted in Watched | No Comments »
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Posted: March 24th, 2008, 12:50am CET
Nachdem ich in den letzten sechs Monaten versucht habe, an zwei Community Projekten als Moderator mitzuwirken, die gut begonnen haben, aber leider schlussendlich am kindischem Verhalten der entsprechenden Administratoren gescheitert sind, habe ich nun beschlossen alle meine Ideen für eine eigene Community an den Nagel zu hängen und mich erst mal auf andere Dinge zu konzentrieren. Der Satz hätte auch gut noch ein Punkt vertragen xD. Intelligente Leute haben sicher schon bemerkt, (oder auch nic
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