Excercise: May be More than a Fad I have been bicycling to and from work to prepare for my Ireland trip. Around yesterday I started to feel the positive effects: more color in my face, sitting up straight, stronger overall muscle tone. I am almost afraid to post this because months from now I will deny it. It is said so frequently (there's gotta be a word for this) that exercise has all of these positive effects. Everyone knows it to be true. But every so often, when you experience something, you accept the truth on an entirely different level. Dave Winer must be having this same experience with his smoking cessation program. It's like, once you do something, it seems so obvious, you wonder why you didn't do it before. There's gotta be a word for this.   11:20:19 PM    comment []

Current WebDevelopment Question: Dreamweaver I changed a template in Dreamweaver, then saved it to my java project's html folder. Dreamweaver notified me that I was not saving the template to a "site" and changes to the template would not be applied. In a nutshell: Can I re-create a Dreamweaver "site" with existing templates, style sheets, and html docs? 11:10:25 PM    comment []

Current Java Question: JBuilder I store all of my java source files under one root folder. I have a java project in JBuilder that points to only a few of the source files under said root folder. When compiling, JBuilder complains that it cannot build some files under the root folder because it cannot find the required libraries. I don't want JBuilder to compile the files it is complaining about. In a nutshell: can JBuilder be instructed to ignore some files in the project's source folder when compiling? 11:07:56 PM    comment []

Current Java Question: java.sql.Connection Current Java Question: I have a java.sql.Connection object. I use this object to execute a query and return a ResultSet. When I am finished with the first ResultSet, I would like to execute a second query. Currently, java throws an error "Connection is busy with another ResultSet" or something like that. There must be a simple command like java.sql.Connection.close() that will allow me to use the same Connection to execute a second, third, or nth query. In a nutshell: Can a java.sql.Connection object execute more than one query? 11:04:18 PM    comment []