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Recent Blog Entries 
- ConservativeTide.com
If you're interested in politics, stop by my new site... ConservativeTide.com... - Modern Marvels: Secrets of Oil
I've heard good things about the Secrets of Oil episode of Modern Marvels. If you're curious about all the uses of oil in our daily lives then check this out. You might be surprised. - NetBeans Data on Display
Roman Strobl has created an excellent 7 minute screencast of how to use NetBeans and the JPA (Java Persistence API) to build data-aware applications at the flip of a switch. It's really impressive what you can build by entering a JDBC URL and clicking a ... - First Production Tesla Roadster
If you have $100,000 burning a hole in your pocket you can order a Tesla Roaster and have it in a year. Here's a blog entry by Elon Musk, Tesla Motors Chairman of the board. You'll love the video on the page. It was filmed by Robert Scoble on his ... - William F. Buckley
I know of him as the founder of modern conservatism, having heard Rush speak of him in endearing tones for years. I hope to know him better through his writings in the years to come. Reading through a few WFB articles today I most enjoyed this - the ... - Dragging Applets Out of the Browser
There seems to be a ton of innovation happening in client-side Java these days. You can get a good dose of the JavaFX side of things from Jim Weaver's blog. In a post that's full of tasty morsels he says that you'll be able to drag applets out of the ... - Two European Links - Thankful and Political
While reading tonight I came across two links from Europeans - one for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday and the other shows the players in the approaching political season. In the first Mark Steyn gives thanks for America. It's nice to hear kind ... - Google's Android Toolkit and Eclipse Plugin - Download, Install, and Startup
I just downloaded Google's early release of the Android development tools. The download came in two pieces; the Android SDK and the Eclipse Plugin. Setting up a project in Eclipse is a simple matter. First you download and install the SDK. Then you ... - "Google" OS Available at Wal*Mart
Technology Review is reporting that Wal*Mart is test marketing a $199 computer with gOS installed on it. The gOS operating system is a variant of Ubuntu Linux and is "heavily oriented toward Google's Web sites and online applications". There have been ... - Samsung HDTV on the Way - TiVo HD Next
I just ordered a Samsung 50" plasma... I'm new to HDTV so I'd love to hear some feedback on plasmas, HDTV, TiVo, and Comcast's HD offerings. I'm also interested in hacking on the new TiVo HD. If you've done that, leave a comment.Read more...
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- Re: First Production Tesla Roadster
Great video... thanks for pointing out the link - Re: Dragging Applets Out of the Browser
Clint, Thanks for your kind words! Jim Weaver - Re: Cheers Russell
In Ireland, despite our proximity to the British, we rarely use "cheers" except when drinking/toasting, instead we usually say: All the best, Your name There again, in general people who are not familiar with Irish nuances sometimes think we ...
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