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Tuesday, July 06, 2004 |
Peter Coffee reviews JDeveloper 10g in the July 6th eWeek and he concludes:
JDeveloper 10g, Oracle Corp.'s latest developer tool set, is a complete and responsive Java-based environment that eWEEK Labs ranks second to none. Its flexible licensing model is the finishing touch that earns it an enthusiastic Analyst's Choice appellation.
Excellent news. Tell your friends...
8:55:44 PM 
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Duncan Mills is off and running with his GroundSide blog. Duncan is our resident expert of all things Struts and JSP related and his Multi-Row Edit how-to paper pulled in top download honors on OTN last month in the JDeveloper area. Congrats, and subscribed!
6:32:30 PM
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As part of their Day 4 JavaOne Coverage, the Server Side talks to our own Ted Farrell about JDeveloper, ADF, JSR's, and the JCP. Search for the "From the Pavilion - Ted Farrell on Oracle's Java Tools Suite" section.
11:29:52 AM
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 A friend Mustafa forwarded me this New York Times op-ed piece by Giuliano Hazan (free registration required) on why a low-carb lifestyle would never fly in Italy, and why it's never really crossed the minds of people here to adopt one...
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Sadly, according to fans of the low-carb mania that is sweeping the United States, the Italian gastronomic landscape is the equivalent of a minefield. Our diet of pasta, rice and an abundance of fruits and vegetables is loaded with evil carbs.
So why is it that Italians are shrugging off America's latest dietary obsession? [...] After all, those trim and fit Italian men with flat bellies and women with hourglass figures are all sitting in restaurants eating pasta, polenta and crusty bread. |
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I hear a lot of my wife's voice in this article which is probably why Mustafa sent it to me in the first place!
9:06:05 AM
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