Monthly Archives: October 2003

Learning Actionscript

The tutorials over at Actionscript.org have been very handy.

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How Offshore Outsourcing Failed Us

The software development group leader at Life Time Fitness shares their experience. via BillSaysThis. Related: CNet asks Who wins in offshoring?

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What Would They Say About You At Your Funeral?

What a crazy thing to ask. But that’s the ultimate question Steven Covey confronts you with when he talks about Habit 2 of the Seven Habits – “Begin With The End In Mind”: People often find themselves achieving victories that … Continue reading

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Some Site News

My new job has been a challenge – transitioning from a backend business systems developer to a customer applications developer is not as easy as I thought. New technologies, a different focus, a different work environment. Software engineering is so … Continue reading

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Prediction: This Guy Is The Next Out Of A Job

Richmond Federal Reserve President Alfred Broaddus: “…A lot of these job losses are probably permanent structural job losses…”: Reuters: Richmond Fed’s Broaddus-Many job losses permanent. That guy’s a gonner.

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Sean Voisen On His Leukemia Diagnosis – One Year Later

It’s how we deal with the highs and lows that define us and Sean is inspirational.

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Meryl Yourish and Gregg Easterbrook Talk

Read all about it at her site.

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4.12 Million Hosted Weblogs, Most Little Seen, Quickly Abandoned

For most of you webloggers out there, this is old news, but for my non-weblogging savy folks – here goes some interesting statistics on weblogging growth, maintenance, and so forth.

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Will It Get This Bad?

Intel Chairman and tech visionary Andy Grove…predicted that the software and services industry is about to travel the well-worn path of the steel and semiconductor industries. Steel’s market share dropped from about 50 percent to 10 percent in a few … Continue reading

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The Mayor Street Story Just Gets Worst And Worst

The Philadelphia Inquirer: The Federal Probe: A City Under Stress. The Phildelphia Inquirer: FBI appears to focus on ‘pay to play’. CSMonitor: Philadelphia’s ‘Marion Barry factor’.

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