Monday, August 12, 2002|
Lots of Pain, No WebGain WebGain sells Java development tool. TogetherSoft executives say will purchase the family of software programming tools, called WebGain Studio, which includes the popular Visual Café Java tool. [CNET News.com]
BEA bought WebGain from Symantec. Wonder what BEA's spin on this is. Probably not much. |
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VO Word Of The Day: Bassackwards The audience-thoughtful way to say "ass backwards". Which, in turn, is a another way to say doing things in the wrong, inappropriate, ineffective, order.
I never said it was the Dictionary.com Word of the Day. |
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Military Covert Intelligence Units Playing on Civilian Ground Rumsfeld Weighs New Covert Acts by Military Units. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld is considering sending American Special Operations Forces worldwide to capture or kill Al Qaeda leaders. By Thom Shanker and James Risen. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
This is a new ball game, having the military play in the field where political repercussions are taken into affect. I'd rather have these types of things led by the civilial intelligence agencies and then utilize the military when needed for the 'tough' work (like we do when the president calls in the troups). That's not how this story says it's going to work. |
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