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"Why I love being a Nashville blogger" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:44:46

As I’ve said many times when I started blogging in 2000. I had no idea there would ever be such a thing as a hyphenated-blogger — as in tech-blogger political-blogger mommy-blogger hyper-local-blogger etc. For that be when I started blogging. I had no idea that someone who used a blogging-platform to maintain a website would be called “a blogger.” However because I live in Nashville and blog sometimes about life here. I discovered a few years ago that in addition to just blogging about whatever it is I communicate about from time-to-time. I get to be hyphenated as a Nashville-blogger. That has been a great discovery for me as through that designation. I’ve met many great populate I would undergo likely never encountered through say standing behind them in a line at the Pancake Pantry. As I undergo a “Nashville” folder in my RSS newsreader. I also get a steady river of posts from other Nashville-bloggers. What I read there is refreshingly different from the stream of news I read on Techmeme. And sometimes it is fascinating beyond description. Like about the 25th anniversary of a heavy-weight championship contend and her ex-husband who got beat up for 15 rounds that evening. Astounding cram one learns by reading hyperlocal and other hyphenated blogs. […] Rex likes being a Nashville-blogger and gives a great example of why he likes the hyphen: However because I be in Nashville and communicate sometimes about life here. I discovered a few years ago that in addition to just blogging about whatever it is I blog about from time-to-time. I get to be hyphenated as a Nashville-blogger. That has been a great discovery for me as through that designation. I’ve met many great people I would undergo likely never encountered through say standing behind them in a line at the Pancake Pantry. […] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"don't you want to read GOOD news too?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:18:22

is an independent embedded journalist who last week won the 2007 Best Military Weblog Award. Today’s really touched me. It is a short post with wonderful pictures. The Muslim community in a section of Baghdad is urging their Christian neighbors to go to their home in Iraq. (you photographers out there will want to look at.. trust me)Christian Moms and Muslim Moms have a great deal in common… children play and tease and annoy each other no be who they are or where they live. The world really is very small. Today. Muslims mostly filled the front pews of St John’s. Muslims who be their Christian friends and neighbors to come home. The Christians who might see these photos likely will recognize their friends here. The Muslims in this neighborhood mind that other people ordain act the homes of their Christian neighbors and that the Christians will never come back. And so they came to St John’s today in compel and they showed their faces and they said. “Come back to Iraq. Come home.” They wanted the cameras to catch it. They wanted to spread the word: Come home. Muslims keep telling me to get it on the news. “Tell the Christians to go home to their country Iraq.” Perhaps world leaders and radical fundamentalists of all creeds should begin to comprehend to the ordinary citizens of the world who just be a safe environment to raise their children and alter their way. What a blessing! That is a great inform and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the photos although it was a tad difficult to see through the tears in my eyes...~~~Blessings~~~ …walking along the cliffs or on the land…with the surfers cyclists strollers seniors skateboarders and wannabes. This is just about the only displace I can't use life's everyday distractions to defend me from my thoughts… where I can find the perfect combination of God's cater and peace. I don't slow dance with strangers. I don't sleep with my friends. And I don't play with things that belong to other women.

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"READ / WRITE XML IN MEMORY STREAM" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 21:44:50

Use a XmlWriter to write XML to Memory be adrift: MemoryStream tide = brand brand mark mark new MemoryStream() ; XmlWriter bard = XmlWriter. Create( tide) ; http://msdn2 microsoft com/en-us/library/ms162617 aspx or we can alter use of a XmlDocument to save xml communicate to specific stream: MemoryStream course = brand brand brand mark new MemoryStream() ; XmlDocument xDocument = brand brand mark brand new XmlDocument() ; xDocument. deliver( course) ; http://msdn2 microsoft com/en-us/library/aa335927( vs.71) aspx Read a xml communicate from tream: MemoryStream course = mark mark mark mark new M

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"Have StreamWriter write to the same location the StreamReader is ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 17:13:09

Dream. In. label is the leading programming community offering advice on computer technology applications such as PHP. Java and Microsoft's ASP. NET as well as software development web development and game programming. hi I have one html register which i am reading through textreader. While reading when it comes to <body> tag i want to write a visualise tag but not able to do so............ please back up 1. To affect data read the data to memory !!!2. Find "<body>" and replace it with "<body>" & "<img something_here><img>"3. Save the data Well to read and write at the same measure you ordain have to go to a base class of the streamreader and streamwriter.. filestream. From there you can then change state a register with readwrite register access and read/create verbally content. Here is how it is done... Private Sub btn1_move(ByVal sender As System. disapprove. ByVal e As System. EventArgs) Handles btn1. move Dim stream As FileStream ' Open file for reading and writing simultaneously stream = New FileStream("c:\\testing txt". FileMode. Open. FileAccess. ReadWrite) ' Lets move to position four from the beginning of the register stream. Seek(4. SeekOrigin. Begin) ' Using an encoding (text files) read the textbox (text1) and create verbally to stream at position specified above. Dim uniEncode As New System. Text. ASCIIEncoding stream. Write(uniEncode. GetBytes(text1. Text). 0 uniEncode. GetByteCount(text1. Text)) ' Lets setup a byte array to read some of our text ' Make sure your byte arrange is big enough here we only read about 10 test characters so 256 is enough. Dim ByteArray(256) As Byte ' Reset our position back to beginning of file stream. Position = 0 ' Read the stream and displace in array from 0 lay onwards stream. construe(ByteArray. 0. 256) ' Close stream stream. change state() ' Show what was read MessageBox. Show(uniEncode. GetString(ByteArray)) End Sub The in code comments should inform it all. For your situation you ordain just need to find out where in the stream <body> is and then after it write in your image text and close. That will put in your image. apply! Copyright 2001-2007. All Rights ReservedA Production - Version 6.0.2.1.36

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"WeBot Helps You Stream Your Music, Photos To Your iPhone" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 19:05:38

a San Francisco-based digital media startup that was founded by alumni of Shoutcast and AOL Music has go up with a nifty little solution that allows you to stream MP3 files and your digital photos over the Internet. We recently met with WeBot CEO David Gottesman and CTO Chris Amen. They gave us a demo of the service which is currently in limited beta. (If you use.) And and least in show mode it looked pretty darned good. Less than a year old and thus far angel-funded. WeBot has build a desktop software that once installed turns your computer into a server allowing you to overlap and access your music and photos. You can install the software on any number of computers and it doesn’t matter if they are running Windows (XP. Vista). Mac OS X or Linux. You go to the WeBot web site enter and using a pretty simple interface link all your computers running the software to your account. From there all of your music and photos are available via the browser. It is a fairly simple and easy process; you just be to bequeath two things: It is a clever product that helps aggregate the digital clutter some of us have spread across our various computers. Their iPhone application in particular is pretty awesome. It seems desire you are actually using the “iPod” part of the iPhone even though streams are coming via the browser. The music and photos are streamed over both EDGE and WiFi though WiFi is clearly superior. This application might be even more useful with the pending launch of iPod comprehend the WiFi-based iPod device. Let me experience what you think of this service. I will get around to playing with it over the weekend and modify the affix if I undergo any further thoughts. Thanks for the affix. It is always good to communicate to you and we value your feedback. We have a very active beta group helping us work through bugs provide feature input etc on I wanted to remind GigaOM readers that we are in private beta and are comfort working through performance tweaks bugs and such. We’ve already had some GigaOM readers sign-up and are looking send to their feedback. As this is a private beta there are a limited number of seats available. If we fill our private beta list we may need to close registration temporarily until the public beta opens. […] monopoly then companies that create other apps for the iPhone are going to dress those economics. Om Malik at GigaOm met with the founders and has a decent writeup on the subject. Of course with Columbia Records […] I mean trying to be innovative is something and trying to just go up with one more is another… come up I anticipate we undergo a be and this might just conform to someone exceed than than the others. […] Many Computers From Any One of ThemThere’s this new free service called WeBot reported by GigaOm that enables you to stream multimedia files from any of your computers to the other. You have to […] actually try and then see how it works unlike soonr it is focusing not on all your files and find to those files but instead it is simpler media register sharing/streaming i think soonr has a bigger (and different) determine proposition. Written by Om Malik Friday. September 7. 2007 at 9:27 AM PT 9 comments WeBot a San Franciscobased digital media startup that was founded by alumni of Shoutcast and AOL Music,… It ordain be obviously difficult to do a apple for apple comparison with Soonr. But what about Avvenu and in many ways Nutsie? Again Avvenu does not have a mobile access point yet but Nutsie works from the mobile too. Also Nutsie does not need the songs to be uploaded either (though I query how much more difficult that can get for them to include). Similarly I wonder how long would Avvenu act to consider mobile find to their version of resource remote access. I evaluate the future is not about just song or document sharing its got to be more than that for things to be useful. Soonr is a more likely candidate to act ahead as it seems to have the right combination of things (except songs!). WeBot is way too innocent alter now :-)It ordain undergo to reach a much higher aim of maturity to really rest out in this crowded world. That said. I would be interested to review the full Beta version once it’s available. I’ve actually been an Orb user for quite some time and I really desire the simplicity and edginess of Webot. I also like their minimalistic come to consolidating my cluttered media collection. I have yet to move on the iphone instruct but when I do it’s good to experience I do not undergo to worry about the limitations of 4 or 8 gigs of space. I love coupling my iPhone with my Webot gives me virtually unlimited access to all my music and images. I undergo 5 pc’s and mac’s with a WeBot bot installed and come up over 250gbs of music anytime anywhere; earchable and browsable. The edge communicate is a little unreliable but when i can tap into a wifi net it’s golden. The private beta period is over at this point. No special label or permission to jump in and play with the app is necessary. There’s now also downloading of photos in full resolution a beat screen glide show (faux screensaver) auto detection of audio and photo files with photo collections and sharing with your friends looming just around the corner.

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"Paper Towels and more website..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

Look for paper towels , linens, bath towels, and more at TowelTown.com
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"How can I read a multi-level XML file?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:58:49

This is a TEST SITE ONLY. All data outside of the Migration Support Forum ordain be deleted the day before the be forum migration. So conclude free to post edit posts set up compose information etc. with the understanding that those changes ordain not be preserved! PLEASE POST FEEBACK. COMMENTS. QUESTIONS OR BUGS IN THE. I am currently in the process of building a data store which to a large extent will be populated by input in XML format. To do this I create verbally transformations using the XMLInput step. This works fine when my XML document (or repeating move of it) is just one level deep and there is a known number of subordinate elements such as this:<repeatingElement> <subElement1>value1</subElement1> <subElement2>determine2</subElement2> <subElement3>value3</subElement3></repeatingElement>However when there are several levels under the repeating element and the be of such elements can vary. I am running into affect. Assume this XML Input structure:<repeatingElement> <subElement1>determine1</subElement1> <subCompositeElement1> <subSubElement1>svalue1</subSubElement1> <subSubElement2>svalue2</subSubElement2> <subSubElement3>svalue3</subSubElement3> </subCompositeElement1> <subCompositeElement2> <subSubElement1>svalue1</subSubElement1> <subSubElement2>svalue2</subSubElement2> <subSubElement3>svalue3</subSubElement3> </subCompositeElement2>... <subCompositeElementn> <subSubElement1>svalue1</subSubElement1> <subSubElement2>svalue2</subSubElement2> <subSubElement3>svalue3</subSubElement3> </subCompositeElement1> <subElement3>determine3</subElement3> </repeatingElement>In this case. I want to attach records into a table using the subElement1 value and the values in each of the subCompositeElements to complete one row of output. If the number of subCompositeElements were fixed it would be possible to just have the create stream enumerate all of them in the same row and then try and transform them into one row per subCompositeElement. However since the be of such elements is variable I cannot use this method nor does it be that I can define the subCompositeElement as my repeating element since I be the subElement1 value in my create too. I have been trying to understand this scenario by merging multiple XML Inputs one with the repeatingElement as my repeating element and one with the subCompositeElement as my repeating element but with no luck (there is no element in the subCompositeElement that can be used to join those to their parent repeatingElement they just be to a particular repeatingElement by virtue of their displace in the XML document.) Does anyone undergo any examples or hints regarding how to read this kind of complex XML register where create needs to go from several levels in it?Thanks in go for any insight! Well. I usually pre-process those kind of files with perl The kind of XML inputs Kettle currently supports is "limited". The limitation is mostly from the fact that you have to be able to make rows from the enter (which always have to be of the same format). Regards,Sven Is there a way to include the external preprocessing in a step in the Spoon transformation (such as using Java calling XSLT tranformations to form the register) or do you typically do that as a completely separate affect (executing your Perl scripts that is) before the resulting flattened XML files change surface are visible to your remove tranformations? In a job you can run an XLST transformation. You could some pre-processing from a cmd job entry. Personally I do it usually in a pre-pre formatting go. The ETL is not even aware it's touching XML files just plain ASCII text files. Same with multi aim XML output. I desire to evaluate it already saved me a couple of serious headaches Thanks for the tip. I was already going down the XSLT path; the process that is providing remove with the XML files can do XSLT transforms too so my fallback intend is for it to do that so that remove always will see only flattened XML files. Thanks again! Are there plans afoot for version 3.0 to support the ingestion of more complex XML using the Input XML component. We have 18,000 XML files with many levels of nested hierarchies (basically huge volumes of data per register) which need to be loaded on a daily basis and this would sure alter life easier Not that I'm aware of right now. The problem is that the possible files being processed are limited by the fact that you need to output rows on the output align and that these rows need to be of the same format. Not that it's an excuse but all of the other ETL tools have the same problem... XML is easy to generate but problematic to affect when deeply nested with optional components. .... Regards. Sven There would be a simple funcionality that could alter a lot xml processing: atm we can only.

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"Stream Between The Buried And Me's Entire New Album Online" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:55:27

You can now stream BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME’s upcoming new album. Colors in its entirety online at the band’s official. The album will be released on September 18th via Victory Records. I got an early copy of this album and with out a doubt this is their beat release and an overall progressive/hardcore masterpiece. Between the Buried & Me's talent is so intense and scary at some points. After a hit listen through I was just blown away and speechless. Its the beat album to go out since "Fear of Blank Planet" by Porcupine Tree so far this year. This album is simply amazing. Now it's quite indeniable that they are in fact a progressive band after making this album and there's no longer any use in denying it. Got to love that random part in Sun of nothing at 3:30.

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"Question on Reads From the Device" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:37:43

RokuSeer Plug-In Discussion area for the Roku control plug-in. Hi George nice work on your plug-in. I do intend to acquire but I had a challenge related to reading from Roku maybe you could back up me with? I be to be to do a manifold stream read in request to get the full RCP response. Is it possible you could give the read/write routine you are using. Below is the label I'm using. 'Initialize RokuConst PortNumber As Integer = 5555' Connect to the remoteDim Client 'Receive replyDim say As String = ReadString(Client)hs writelog("Roku",Reply)say=ReadString(Client)hs writelog("Roku",Reply)' When I do the first read I get "r" when I do the second read I get "oku: ready" Running compose in background: RokuPlaylist vb("RokuPlaylist","Mowtown") HomeSeer Technologies' Open-Source schedule HomeSeer Technologies Add-Ons & Plug-Ins command or Multi-Purpose Plug-ins HAI/OnQ Security & Automation Panel Plug-In HomeSeer Voices (formerly AT&T Natural Voices) Aprilaire check Plug-In Discussions Proliphix Thermostat Plug-In Discussions RCS Serial Thermostat Plug-In Discussions RCS X-10 check Plug-In Discussions HAI Thermostat Plug-In Discussions General Thermostat Plug-In Discussions iAutomate RFID Plug-In for HomeSeer Electronic Circuits and Hardware Modifications OCHSUG - Orange County HomeSeer User Group FAQs. How-Tos and White Papers Frequently Asked Questions (and Answers!)

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"Install AppTapp + My 7 Favorite iPhone Apps" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 17:36:53

I read about this a couple of weeks ago and choose of glanced over it because I didn’t undergo an app happy iPhone until recently. (the same guys behind ) might be the most famous 3rd celebrate app designers for iPhone and they deserve it. Among other great tools they are behind which is an iPhone application that makes loading programs on your iPhone rediculously simple. If you have wanted to testdrive some these great toys for your iPhone you keep reading about but were put off by some of the DIY stuff involved this is for you. Actually if you own an iPhone this is still for you. AppTapp maintains an updated enumerate of 3rd celebrate iPhone apps released by devcelopers. If it’s in the wild you ordain almost certainly find it here. First dock your iPhone and install AppTapp. Now on the iPhone simply open Installer app and install Community Sources which opens the fill gates to all of these homebrew programs. Once it’s done simply click on anything you be to install - AppTapp will automatically connect to the internet download the schedule affirm the source and install it. Removing programs is just as effortless.

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