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eBook Library Organizes and Indexes Your Books

02 Wednesday Sep 2009

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I came across this – eBook Library Organizes and Indexes Your Books [Downloads] which looks interesting. I have a growing collection of eBooks and PDF based articles – as most engineers do.  The problem is quickly searching them for the information that is needed.  so We’ll be giving this tool a try.

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SOAPatterns Mind map

17 Monday Aug 2009

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My SOA Patterns mind map can be viewed in more detail here.

SOA Patterns

SOA Patterns

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A grand wedding entrance

13 Thursday Aug 2009

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We picked this video up through a friend (which has most definitely gone viral).  Given my little brother’s forth coming wedding, I think there is a challenge for him to rival this video:

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AJAX Resources

11 Tuesday Aug 2009

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With WebUI’s getting more like thick applications as a result of the increasing adoption and sophistication of AJAX use I came across a website that does a good job of pulling together AJAX lessons, examples and tips tricks called www.ajaxlessons.com. Its a link’d recommedn adding to any web developers list of dev resources.

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San Fransisco

04 Tuesday Aug 2009

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San Fransisco

Originally uploaded by Phil & Catherine Wilkins

Having had a brief business trip to Palo Alto – I had a couple of hours with colleagues in San Fransisco itself. I managed to snag a few snaps before enduring a return flight with United.

Weather as you can see wasn’t great in the city itself although down the coast in Palo alto the weather was lovely. Apparently every July/August the city and coastal areas suffer from regularly fog that can last all day.

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Photography published again

04 Tuesday Aug 2009

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More of my photography has been published. This time as part of the support to the Basingstoke Tappers I did some photography at their Summer Show.  The photos have then been used by a local paper (Basingstoke Gazette) who published an article about the show.  The annoying thing is that they have assumed copyright on the photos given to them for the article and are now trying to sell them depriving a not for profit oranisation of income and failing to accredit the rights to the photos correctly.

Photos from the show - with the Gazettes copyright watermarking

Photos from the show - with the Gazette's copyright watermarking

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Sans Institute Paper – great title, great read?

26 Tuesday May 2009

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The Sans Institute isn’t a place I would look for entertaining reading.  I have to admit to tracking the site as my job requires that I have a handle on best practice for development including code security considerations and issues of PCI. But a new paper in the Institute’s reading room certainly got my attention – "Beer – The Key Ingredient to Team Development". As much as my team and I’m sure many others would love to use this as an excuse to head for the pub everyday on the company’s tab; it is actually an article about team development and the different stages a team goes through (Forming, Storming, Performing etc).

I have to admit I’ve not read the paper any further than to discern its key theme, but I’ll try to blog about it once I’ve read and digested it.

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Oz Music

31 Tuesday Mar 2009

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When I travel, I like to hear local sounds, and have to visit a record shops to pickup some decent local tunes. In Oz they really do a good job of promoting music, and local artists in an unadulterated way. On the radio there is Triple J (funded by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation) who dont waste hours of time blathering on like Chris Moyles or Terry Wogan, there is chat but a lot more music without falling back to the over hyped boy and girl bands or the safest of safe choices; I mean Wolfmother got an interview during peaktime breakfast show. The musc is pretty varied within a show as well – no fear of going from Lily Allen to Nine Inch Nails to Nouvelle Vague doing an acoustic cover of the Sex Pistols God Save The Queen.

Then rather than having songs editted, cut or bleebed for language, the DJ will quickly warn of language, and let the song go.

The really surprising thing is despite the promotion of local bands, the amount of British music played is amazing, Lily Allen, The Prodigy, Coldplay and the list goes on.

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Travelling Alone

31 Tuesday Mar 2009

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The toughest time when travelling alone, is the evenings, particularly when your evening is when your colleagues start working as you inevitably get caught up with work, so by the time you’re done it is too late to do a lot.

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Australian & iPods

31 Tuesday Mar 2009

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Well I’m out in Australia for several weeks on assignment for my employer, which is why my blogging has been fairly quiet as I’ve had to try and prepare for the trip, plus address my usual work load.

The attitude towards ipods seems to be very different here in Australia compared to the UK is very different. In the UK it is generally held that you don’t flash your ipod and best to swap those white ear buds for generic looking headphones (I changed mine although not to generics, but nice Sennheisers). Over here though everyone seems to have an ipod or a clone, and the white buds are de-rigeur and you walk around with the pod in your hand unless your on the mobile.

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