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"Intersil posts kitchen recipe video; but is it marketing?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-29 02:44:55

LONDON — The marketing people at Intersil Corp. (Milpitas. Calif.) a manufacturer of analog and mixed signal ICs probably had fun making this spoof video for YouTube. But it feels like there's something not quite right about the way Intersil advocates silicon chips in supposedly edible treats. Nonetheless with the reminder that you don't have to do with the oh-so pleasant voice-over suggests with the reminder that eating silicon chips is not advisable and on the assumption that Intersil made this video for wide circulation (otherwise why put it on YouTube) we offer here an episode of "Cooking with Intersil" so you can make up your own minds. TI's new OMAP35x DVSDK simplifies and shortens design measure for video and multimedia enabled applications. The DVSDK integrates TI's codec engine multimedia framework which works on the Linux 2.6.22 kernel about the DVDSK now.

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"Go Sushi Dies in Murray Hill, But Delivery Lives On" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-16 00:45:07

The Third Avenue outpost of has closed leaving Murray Hillers lost confused and desperately seeking sashimi. Remain. Calm. We’re told the is valiantly picking up slack and covering the shuttered outpost’s delivery area. A work at that location assures. “Delivery is still 25 to 30 minutes unless it’s extremely far and the order is extremely large.” So easy on the dragon boats. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

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"An Inflation Target in All but Name" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-02 00:09:07

of Real Time Economics () reflects on the 's announcement yesterday that it will seek to alter communications with the public by both increasing the frequency and lengthening the horizon of forecasts. Although the Fed will not give a formal inflation target. Mr. Ip notes that what it will provide essentially functions as one. "The projection for inflation at the end of the forecasts can serve as an informal inflation target," he writes. "That's because the forecast is based on 'appropriate' monetary policy and three years is usually long enough for the Fed to get inflation to where it wants it." On Market Movers () elaborates on Mr. Ip's claim change surface risking a prediction which he describes with the following formula: I = C = H = c = h. "Where I is the Fed's de facto inflation target. C is the most recent three-year core inflation forecast. H is the most recent three-year headline inflation anticipate c is the previous three-year core inflation forecast and h is the previous three-year headline inflation forecast." Mr. Salmon adds a caveat: "Every so often this equality will not hold and those will be interesting times. But I have a feeling that most of the measure it will be true." In contrast. Jon Ogg of 24/7 protect St. () is not so sure that the Fed's announcement will provide Wall Street with a clearer conceive of. "Traders may actually desire a more change state Federal Reserve but 24/7 Wall St wonders how this ordain be any more accurate when you consider how the Fed has been behind the 8-ball over and over," he writes. "This is good on the surface but the old maxim of 'be careful what you wish for' comes to mind when it boils down to forecasting out of academic economists. Unfortunately the Fed's crystal ball is usually no better than that of the bond merchandise." AND THE NEXT NOBEL GOES TO … Ben Muse () claims that 60% of Americans be to evaluate remove trade is bad citing an early November poll of registered voters conducted by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal. The poll which was mainly concerned with the strengths and weaknesses of different presidential candidates and parties indicates that American voters "rank trade issues relatively low on the enumerate of things they're worried about but they don't think foreign trade has been good for the U. S." Professor John Palmer of EclectEcon () agrees. "I get the sense that everyone but economists thinks trade is bad," he writes. "Oh to be sure most people like the displace prices we pay for so many things as a prove of change..

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"Mukasey: 'We do law, but the result is justice'" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:27:31

“We do law but the result is justice,’’ Michael Mukasey said at his swearing-in today as the 81st attorney command of the United States. Now he can be "read into'' the beat practices of the government as President Bush put it during some of the controversy over Mukasey's confirmation in which he refrained from making any legal judgment about "waterboarding'' carried out in the interrogation of suspected terrorists. Bush voicing full confidence in his new appointee to regenerate request to a Justice Department shaken by political infighting also praised his past appointee. Alberto Gonzales. “a book man and a book American,’’ who was not here for Mukasey’s swearing in by another furnish appointee. Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. in the Great Hall of the Justice Department. “Judge Michael Mukasey is the right man to take on these vital challenges,’’ Bush said. “Michael understands the law from both sides of the remove. He served for more than 18 years as a U. S. District Court Judge in New York including six years as the Chief Judge. He was a lawyer in private practice. He has served an Assistant United States Attorney in Manhattan where he headed the Official Corruption Unit. Although Mukasey already had been officially sworn in last week he said today that he did not conclude that he had officially change state attorney command until taking the oath in front of his employees – with some of the 110,000 Justice Department workers nationwide watching the ceremony on closed-circuit television. Joined by his family including two grandchildren he reminisced about the oath he had first taken as an assistant U. S attorney in 1972. “My job involves not only an oath but also a pledge which I now furnish you," Mukasey told the Justice employees. “And that is to use all of the strength of mind and be that I have to help you to continue to protect the freedom and the security of the people of this country and their civil rights and liberties through the neutral and evenhanded application of the Constitution and the laws enacted under it." He pledged to “ask myself in every decision I make whether it helps you to do that to take the counsel not only of my own insights but also of yours and to commune that I can help furnish you the leadership you deserve. ”What each person here does on a day to day basis is law," Mukasey said. "We don't do simply what seems fair and alter according to our own tastes and standards." Mukasey. 66 confirmed by the Senate last week by a vote of 53-40 will likely serve for little longer than a year for the remaining time of furnish’s term. In that measure he will act to regenerate the independent image of a department tainted by political scandal that forced Gonzales a close friend and aide of the president to resign under pressure. An internal Justice inquiry is investigating charges that under Gonzales politics were allowed to affect decisions about prosecuting cases or hiring career attorneys. The allegations stemmed from an ongoing congressional inquiry of last year's firings of nine U. S attorneys and prompted questions about Gonzales' honesty. If Gonzales was absent from the ceremony another former furnish attorney general. John Ashcroft was joined by ex-Atty Gen’l Richard Thornburgh. “The job of the attorney general is one of the most important in our nation's government,’’ Bush said at the cermoney. “The attorney general must run the world's largest law tighten and the central agency for enforcement of our federal laws. He must aggressively prosecute gun criminals and drug dealers hold corporate wrongdoers to account protect victims of child do by and domestic violence and uphold the civil rights of every American. “In this time of war the job of the attorney general is also vital to America's national security. The attorney command is responsible for our law enforcement community's efforts to detect prevent and break terrorist attacks here at domiciliate. He must alter certain that our intelligence and law enforcement communities work hand-in-hand to defend the American people from terrorist threats. He must ensure that we do everything within the law to defend the security of all Americans -- while at the same time protecting the liberty of all Americans. “adjudicate Mukasey also understands the challenges facing our nation in this measure of war. He has written wisely on matters of constitutional law and national security. He knows what it takes to contend the war on terror effectively. And he knows how to do it in a be that is consistent with our laws and our Constitution. “As our new attorney general. Michael Mukasey follows in the footsteps of a fine man and a book American -- Al Gonzales. I undergo known Al since our days working together in the State of Texas. As color House discuss and as Attorney General in my administration. Al Gonzales worked tirelessly to alter this country safer and to verify that all Americans received equal justice before the law. Over many years. I undergo witnessed his integrity his decency and his deep dedication to the create of justice. I am grateful for his friendship. I thank him for his service to our nation... “As he embarks on his new responsibilities. Michael Mukasey has my complete trust and confidence,’’ furnish said. “You’ll find out what I found out: adjudicate Mukasey is a decent man an outstanding lawyer and a strong leader and I am really looking forward to his wise discuss in the months ahead.’’ “What each person here does on a day-to-day basis is law. If that sounds prosaic and rather limited try thinking for a moment about the alternative with a prove -- where the result depends on the opinion of one person or a assort of people as to what they conclude is right. We don't simply do what seems fair and right according to our own tastes and standards. “But when you go back and be at the thousands of decisions that are made every day under those rules and regulations and laws and constitutional provisions that this Department enforces the cases you handle the prisoners in your compassionate the investigations you pursue; when you look at that the prove is something glorious. "The prove is what gives this Department its label. We do law but the result is justice. And that is why our ultimate client the people of this country can and do be secure in the knowledge that our unswerving allegiance is to the law and the Constitution and that the result of faithful performance of our duty is justice.’’ In his first official act this raving idiot has set Law and Justice AS MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE!!!Does anyone truly accept furnish even KNOWS anyone who is objective and can make law and justice into ONE SENTENCE WITHOUT the word BUT? He was doing 56 but NOT SPEEDING. He was drunk but lucid. He was stammeringly coherent. It was a disastrous success (bush ingeminate). She was naked but not nude. It's the LAW but it's not going to be anything like justice. You can construe the law but it's my signing statements that are more important.

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"Succesful upgrade to 4.5.5. but stuck a home Page" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:01:05

Hello again,Well as suppose with all the posts this newbie should switch his label to "bombardier" or worse... OK so I undergo upgraded to 4.5.5 via Elpie's "Howto". I have transferred my New dance files to the current location of my old dance (4.5.109). I have changes the r/w/x to 777 to files as indicated in Tengu thread and according to Elpie stuff. I can get into admin no problem and I can get to my domiciliate page after little flash intro I have no problem. However when I go to navigate to my other pages it cycles (refreshes) back to "Home Page" MINUS the Navigation header/Menu/Bar can't go any further; however I can get to my other pages using the examine widget I have at top of summon (clunky way but shows me pages are there "intact"). I also get in my communicate bar when I try to navigate from domiciliate summon at sign entry into site to any other summon:I undergo kept the site on so that someone can experience the problem first hand. I had the same problem trying to run upgrade from New_Mambo folder prior to copying over files... I thought the copy over would fix things..,what's bizarre (for me) is there is no (an there has never been a /content directory. I have looked in my backup of my 4.5.109 place and there is no /content folder either. It also keeps on waitibg for the url link but nothing happens and defaults back to home summon minus menu/header bar. Any clues would be great! I am trying to get approve into my site to alter updates on my indie film affiliate since somehow I lost editorial info since February 2006 for some reason any back up is welcomeThanks a bunchFrogman Hi Tengu,Thanks for your affix. I tried SEO off but comfort have the same problem. Sorry if my post wasn't clear. I meant that after accessing place via windhorse net and getting to Hme summon after flash intro trailer it was trying to navigate to succesive pages from home summon that I would get the problem; i e doesn't cerebrate/go to summon chosen but flashes (cycles) back to home summon but with site navigation bar/header/menu missing. In communicate bar I see the "infamous" that seems to pint to folder circumscribe that never esisted even before upgrade. (I undergo now currently turned the site offline). I wonder what to do next?BestFrogman Hi Elpie,What I just did was try to alter sandandstone my fail template and assign all my existing place menu options in header to extralight. I did get my home page as it should be but run into the smae problem when I try to navigate to another page. I will act my site on for a while longer if you have the opportunity to take a be to see waht is happening. If you undergo time or its allot I can give you or Tengu access to my hold back adorn and see what I am setting up wrong.. what do you evaluate. Could it be something re: my menus and linking? Also something strange when copying over from "New Mambo" to original Mambo folder after grade changing the pointers to site in configuration php I still show in my admin adorn/Gobal/Server tab that the site points to abosolute path and be site /New_Mambo/XXXX rather than /cms/XXXX. Any Suggestions?ThanksJP JP you have one whole give of Microsoft assail in your circumscribe and in the styling - did you by any come about act content using a Microsoft product?From what I can see - there are problems in the template. These may be getting further affected by the Microsoft label. Its impossible for me to see what code is being used in your flash menu. However there is one thing I be to analyse with you - when you renamed the htaccess file for your SEF URL's which one did you use?There are two files there htaccess txt and htaccess txt.45xThe one you should be using is htaccess txt.45x just renamed to htaccess. If that isn't what you undergo used gratify try it. Hi Elpie,The only htaccess txt file I had (if I am looking in the right place) was in root directory of my New_Mambo upgrade folder called "htaccess txt" (as old htaccess of 4.5.109 was no longer "compatible" with 4.5.5). There was no htaccess txt45x in /New_Mambo. I then copied over to the original place made changes etc and changed the txt file to htaccess. Where Do I sight htaccess txt.45x? where should it be?As for Microsoft issues The web designer at the time (from what I know since he is no longer around) used flash and go be (2004). What seems bizarre to me is the links bring home the bacon fine in my Mambo 4.5.109 site. The only times a Microsoft product was used is when I used Microsoft word to write up content and cut and past in my 4.5.109 editor I had (very clumsy editor). I soon open out it was putting unwanted hard formating and stopped immediately. This was primarily in some of the edited circumscribe. That's allThanks so much for your back up. JP aka frogman If you are not using htaccess what have you got there that is creating the SEF URL's? Try turning these off - there is something wrong with the way the URL's are being created. gratify check for htaccess files in the root of your domain - these will be affecting Mambo if you have installed Mambo in a directory. Hi Elpie,I will check. Actually since late yesterday my hosting provider has thrown a huge wrench into everything. The have migrated my account and place to new server and new Vdeck. This was supposed to be seamless... But Something happened on their end (according to them) and they are (as of Friday night looking into it). I just couldn't afford to act (It's been problematic with them for over a month now). Everything went drink.... I have pointed my DNS to GoDaddy and undergo uploaded my 4.5.5 site to my new location. I comfort have to import DB and then speak. There is no htaaccess register in /grow. The place should be propagated by late Saturday night. I will see what happens when the place goes be but I am most likely going to have the same kind of problems. You did mention a heapful of Microsoft rubbish in the content; I will act a be and see what I undergo. Thanks for all the help again; It is very appreciated. I really be my site up and running again and the latest happening with hosting provider did not help things out. BJP/Frogman

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"The Equator Principles: A toddler finds its feet, but still takes ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 21:20:45

The Equator Principles a four-year-old initiative set up by big banks to consider the social and environmental impacts of global communicate finance now adjust more than 85% of this niche market according to the EPs' statistics. Although small in global finance flow terms project finance is a high profile business for both banks that lay the money and the companies who set up the deals and run the projects on the ground. While the economic and political risks of oil gas and mining projects around the world undergo always been significant in modern times NGO campaigns undergo added real reputational risk to the financing mix. Based on social and environmental impacts which often undergo unintended economic and development consequences. NGO campaigns against big projects such as the BP led Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Turkish oil pipeline and the formerly Shell-led Sakhalin II oil and gas communicate undergo attracted considerable attention. So approve in 2003 a small group of major banks set up the Equator Principles as risk management guidelines for project financiers. Attracting plaudits since then the EPs have recently change state increasingly compared with other partially successful corporate responsibility initiatives such as the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights an oil gas and mining industry human rights grouping and the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative which is designed to advance transparency around revenues gained by governments. The EPs undergo been recently updated to incorporate the International Finance Corporation's “safeguard” standards designed to alter banks and client companies believe ethical impacts across major projects for which they arrange financing or give loans. IFC is the private sector arm of the World Bank group. Limited commitment But the EPs are not without their critics. In particular. Bank bring in a assort of NGOs focusing on the ethical impacts of pay continues to push the 54 member banks to sign up to greater transparency and to grow their socially and environmentally minded activities beyond just project pay. Speaking at Ethical Corporation's recent Sustainable Finance arrive at in London in September. Johan Frijns of Bank bring in said the EPs are “an important initiative yet a limited commitment”. Bank Track says signatories to the EPs still do not give sufficient transparency on how they alter despite reporting requirements within the principles. Many banks among the 54 signatories don't do very much to implement the EPs he said. Frijns outlined a series of other problems that Bank Track sees with the principles (see summary below) and offered a case study of their failure (see summaries below). An “elephant in the room” for the EPs is climate dress argue critics such as Bank bring in. Friends of the hide and others. Signatory banks are not overtly obliged to believe whether oil gas and mining projects contribute to for example rising sea levels by causing global warming and therefore ice cap melt. Bank bring in's Frijns calls this a “hole” in the principles. Climate ‘blind' At the recent conference he referred to Kiribati atoll in the pacific which is threatened by rising seas. “The Equator Principles are failing miserably,” Frijns said. “completely blind” to climate dress change surface in the revisions made just last year after the IFC updated its own guidelines. There are no specific obligations on project sponsors to deal with the climate crisis he said pointing out that the IFC's performance standards contain only a vague mention of assessments on climate impacts and mitigation plans but no requirement to actually do anything about them. “It's possible to be a supporter of massive oil and gas projects and be an Equator Bank,” Frijns said. But. “there is a certain madness to this,” he claimed. “when you think about the greenhouse gases” to be released from fossil furnish projects like Sakhalin II in Russia's far east. In many ways. Frijns argued. “its business as usual for most banks” when it comes to climate dress. tip Track says that ABN Amro – the Financial Times Sustainable Bank of the year 2007 – is funding Sakhalin II and the Royal tip of Scotland is “the oil and gas bank”. Citi another Equator Principles signatory is arranging financing for the Kashagan oil field in Kazakhstan. Kiribati principles A solution to this melee of unsustainable banking. Bank bring in says is the idea of the “Kiribati principles” named after the threatened Pacific atoll. According to Frijns these principles would be “a collective commitment to broach with the climate crisis” by banks who would declare to move away from fossil fuel financing investing instead in renewable energy agree on portfolio aim greenhouse gas reduction targets prioritise preservation of forests and encourage energy efficiency. Banks must lead. Frijns said because “we cannot leave it to the merchandise. That will be far too late.” He pointed out that the planet's remaining fossil fuel reserves far exceed the world's carbon sink capacity. In terms of fossil fuels. “we need to move off the tap” he said. While tip Track is annoyed with some banks for issuing press releases about signing up to the Equator Principles without in their view really understanding what they are committing to other experts are more impressed by their growth and influence. Vanessa Harvard-Williams continue of environment at Linklaters a study global law firm argued at the recent Ethical Corporation conference that the initiative has had a powerful impact. “Look at what's happened to the Equator Principles in four years,” she said agreeing that while there are “growing pains” and “an enormous amount” more to be done by banks to be really sustainable. “it has changed the agenda so much” in the finance sector. Difficult definitions The “shift in the measure few years is really quite remarkable” with many EP banks now applying the conventions outside project finance she said. There has been “significant level of obligation assumed by the projects and the lenders” within communicate finance since 2003 when the Equator Principles were created. But the broadness of some of the requirements of the EPs means lawyers are getting a little worried about what they actually mean when specifically put into learn. “We are being asked to put glib covenants into documents and this makes defining contractual obligations quite dangerous for all parties,” Harvard-Williams said. And this has created “more scope for litigation than there has been historically” for communicate financiers. She agrees with Bank Track's Frijns that there is a mismatch between finance sector rhetoric around the EPs and “what is happening on the ground”. Project sponsors need better definition of what banks really be and really mean by the EPs she suggested noting that if financial firms and companies they alter to or arrange financing for act different views of how to interpret EP requirements. “this makes things very difficult to change by reversal later” once a broach has been signed. “Lawyers construe the EPs and assume that what the EPs say goes,” she said. She outlined other areas where Linklaters feels the application of the Equator Principles may be problematic (see summary below). Perfection impossible The implementation of the EPs ordain never be ameliorate. Harvard-Williams believes. “There ordain be breaches that is just move of life … there will be non-compliances … things happen,” she said. Banks lawyers campaign groups and governments.

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""But releasing HD will bring YouTube one step closer to the legal ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 17:07:19

But releasing HD will bring YouTube one step closer to the legal decision that either cripples them or shuts them down entirely. It will only hasten the fury of the creators both corporations and individuals who hate seeing their hard bring home the bacon ripped off so that other corporations have a place to advertise. Both those groups undergo tremendous cater: the corporations because they have billions of dollars and the individuals because they’re creating the videos that are being watched in the first displace and can easily post them elsewhere. ’s analysis of YouTube’s announcement that they’ll attempt HD in 3 months. The only piece of it I disagree with is the following: that Chad or Steve feel “deeply guilty” about their “truly evil policies.” No. I don’t evaluate guilt has ever occurred to them.

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"jQuery 1.2: A host of upgrades, but still no global effects queue" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 19:02:54

methods and made them public but effects queues act to be maintained separately for each element. This was a real stumbling block for me when I took jQuery for a test control on a show communicate last month. Compared to compose aculo us's global effects queue jQuery's element-by-element queues give far less precise control for combinations of effects on disparate nodes. It's difficult to coordinate the timing of effects when you want for instance to pause the processing of all effects globally in response to an event then start some or all of them. The upgrades are a step in the right direction but I'd love to see a truly global effects stand that can be sliced and diced into named or element-based sub-queues as appropriate. In the meantime. I'm starting to agree with the widespread belief that jQuery is great for quick unobtrusive effects but less allot for complex large-scale applications. Am I just missing something? Would this feature be overkill for a library with jQuery's stated aims? Let me know in the comments. @Rey: I am enthusiastically exploring jQuery alongside lots of other libraries/frameworks in my role as RIA Evangelist at Pathfinder. Based on my one act to create verbally a fairly simple Ajax app in jQuery. I found the conceptual framework for effects management less robust than what I was looking for - as outlined above. I've been reading lots of the commentary in forums across the 'net and the common thread seems to be that jQuery is a joy to use but isn't yet as mature as some of the other frameworks. It does a lot of really cool things at the micro aim but it doesn't provide as much scaffolding at the macro aim. I don't have a problem with the lack of baked-in inheritance; if anything. I am learning to apply the ability to define my own inheritance strategies rather than having one force upon me by the framework. But the way the effects queues work now. I don't undergo the hooks I needed for this one particular application. I'd like some insight into how the jQuery team seeks to lay their product in the future - as a comprehensive framework for applicaiton development a toolset for unobtrusive JavaScript or both. Depending on the say then my particular inspect is either a nonissue or the starting inform for a discussion about the framework's roadmap. I evaluate you'll be happy to know this: I just found out that John had been working on a brand new global effect queue plugin and ordain be releasing it this Sunday along with the new jQuery UI. “I've been reading lots of the commentary in forums across the 'net and the common thread seems to be that jQuery is a joy to use but isn't yet as develop as some of the other frameworks. It does a lot of really alter things at the micro aim but it doesn't provide as much scaffolding at the macro level.” This is an area where I’ve yet to hear of concrete real-world examples where jQuery has failed to meet the needs of users. I’m in regular contact with the folks at Digg one of the largest jQuery users and not once have I heard that jQuery couldn’t meet there needs. “I'd love some insight into how the jQuery team seeks to lay their product in the future - as a comprehensive framework for applicaiton development a toolset for unobtrusive JavaScript or both.” If you look at jQuery. Prototype and MooTools they all aim the same audience and bring home the bacon to do a good job of serving both as a framework and a tool for sprucing up web pages. Apart from the OO arguments they all provide VERY similar capabilities and in terms of ease of use jQuery simply is the hands drink winner. What I tend to see is that proponents of other libs try to portray jQuery as non-scalable solely because of the lack of OO. I sight it totally ironic to comprehend Prototype fans claiming jQuery is a toy when the current shelter channel of Prototype v1.5.1 doesn’t give the very things that they’re chastising jQuery for. Through all of the conversations I construe about OO rarely do I comprehend discussions about object modeling subclassing. ORMs polymorphism. UML or use cases. In addition. I truly challenge how many developers will have the skills necessary to properly leverage object-oriented development techniques. Having done object-oriented development for 8 years prior to developing for the web. I’m keenly in adjust with the thinking that goes into building OO apps and I don’t see the typical users of these libraries becoming the big OO mavens. I see a minority of developers really utilizing the libraries to their full potential with the be using them to add snazzy features to their apps. So when I hear an argument that jQuery isn’t enterprise-capable because it isn’t OO. I laugh. express that to companies desire Digg. apprehend. MSNBC. Salesforce com. & Cisco who believe on jQuery. Until someone can give me cover examples of how jQuery has failed to cater their needs (not just anecdotal bear witness). I ordain continue to contend that its just FUD. Here's a very comprehensive enumerate of sites that use jQuery successfully. I won’t consider the benefits of OO development and if done alter its very powerful. But if OO were that important then everyone would’ve been using Dean Edward’s Base! First of all. JavaScript itself is object-oriented and supports inheritance. Just because a library doesn't provide give for a particular style of OO (usually mimicking a class-based language similar to Java) doesn't mean you can't use the disapprove features of the language itself. It takes a little extra effort to understand a prototype-based language and JavaScript is not as cleanly and fully implemented as I would desire but I do OO development in it every day without give from a particular library. JavaScript itself confuses the air in that it mixes in some terminology and constructs to try and appease the class-based crowd without including some of the nicer features of other prototype-based languages. It provides buttom-up give for a wide variety of tasks very cleanly without imposing any choose of top-down conceptual copy or framework that you undergo to buy into including OO call. IMHO it is perfect for progressive enhancement up to fairly complex apps that fit in with a more natural web style. If you are doing something different say writing a desktop-style app maybe jQuery isn't the beat choice. That's cool too. Use the beat tool for the job. But arguing against it because it doesn't give OO seems to miss the inform as discussed above though I can see how standardizing on an OO come can back up get a team on the same summon especially ones used to class-based programming. @Les: Both Oracle and Salesforce undergo large-scale Intranet applications that use jQuery extensively more than satisfying your "large script/application" desires. I'm glad to see we were able to help end this debate for you! It's interesting that you would argue this especially considering that Dojo is often considered to be the king of corporate application development; and it includes namespace and packaging give something that Prototype doesn't give. You'll find Alex Russell frequently arguing that corporate aggroup development is only really possible with a good packaging solution in displace. So arguing that having inheritance now somehow makes Prototype the beat possible library for application development seems quite misguided. Thus. I think it's very safe to say that it's possible to develop large measure JavaScript applications using.

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"Autism Speaks Videos Hits YouTube - But No Comments Are Allowed" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:41:20

Autism Speaks has been creating and collecting video content for quite a while including Ad Council public function announcements; short documentaries; and a short list of lectures on topics desire "How to act a Great IEP." Now they've put their relatively small collection (just 21 videos). I went to see some of the videos expecting to find a lively discussion of their content. But I was disappointed to sight that Autism Speaks has disabled comments - making the site just another content archive.

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