From niederrhein-pm at web.de Thu Apr 3 03:26:56 2003 From: niederrhein-pm at web.de (R. Burbach) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:03 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] Perl Cycling Tour Message-ID: Hi Leute, ich bin endlich mal dazu gekommen, eine Überlegung zur Umfrage für die Perl Cycling Tour anzustellen. Hier ist mein Rohentwurf: Perl Cycling Tour to take place on the lower rhine in the region from Duisburg to the Netherlands. As this is all Euro - Country we may go to the Netherlands for a day. The tour profiles will be very flat. [soll halt ein kurzer Text über die Region und das Radwegeprofil rein] Duration [Hängt davon ab, wie lange sich genügend Leute arbeitsfreie Zeit verschaffen können] 3 Days 5 Days Perl talks: 1 a day 1 topic over several days several short talks I would like to talk on this occasion. [Unverbindliches Interesse soll kundgegeben werden, nicht verbindlich festgelegt] Fitness: [wichtig für die Planung der einzelnen Etappen, bei genügend Teilnehmern ist es auch möglich, mehrere Etappen/Tag zu planen für verschiedene Fitnessgrade] used to riding a bicycle, used to longer tours (100km+ a day) used to riding a bicycle, no longer tours so far see this as an opportunity to get started riding a bicycle for leisure, but generally sportive can I really do this tour? I'm completely unfit. bicycle: [Für Leute die eine sehr weite Anreise haben, kann der Rad-Transport problematisch sein] Can you bring your own bike? yes no bicycle rental is possible, what kind of bike would you prefer: Rennrad Mountainbike other: Are you interested in visiting places of local history & culture? [z.B. Archäologischer Park Xanten, Brauerei Diebels Issum] yes no [Gesundheitliche Aspekte wollte ich aus der Umfrage heraushalten, vielleicht ist es erwähnenswert, dass man mit starken Heuschnupfen ohne Medikamente nicht auskommen wird, aber das kann auch später noch kommuniziert werden.] Hat jemand Kommentare und Ergänzungen dazu? Liebe Gruesse, Regina ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From niederrhein-pm at web.de Mon Apr 7 01:54:27 2003 From: niederrhein-pm at web.de (R. Burbach) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:03 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] Fwd: Newsletter from O'Reilly UG Program, April 4 In-Reply-To: <200304050204.h3524hEA010625@rock.west.ora.com> References: <200304050204.h3524hEA010625@rock.west.ora.com> Message-ID: ------- Forwarded message ------- From: Marsee Henon To: burbach@gwl.de Subject: Newsletter from O'Reilly UG Program, April 4 Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 18:04:43 -0800 (PST) > > O'Reilly User Group Program > Newsletter > April 4, 2003 > > > Please share this information with your members... > > > Highlights This Week: > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Book News > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -Outlook Pocket Guide > -Mastering Visual Studio .NET > -.NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell > -Content Syndication with RSS > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Upcoming Events > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -Brian McConnell ("Beyond Contact"), SFPCUG, San Francisco, CA > --April 15 > -JavaRanch Online Author Forum--Apr 15-18 > -PHPCon East 2003, New York, NY--Apr 23-25 > -Linuxfest Northwest 2003, Bellingham, WA--April 26 > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Conference --------------------------------------------------------------- > > > - > -Free Amazon Workshop at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference > -Registration is open for the 2003 O'Reilly Open Source Convention > -O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference Call for Participation > -Put Up an O'Reilly Open Source Convention Banner, Get a Free Book > --------------------------------------------------------------- > Safari ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -"Go On Safari" winner--Hamster, LinuxChix > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > News > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -Sift, Stir, Code: O'Reilly Cookbooks > -Daddy, Are We There Yet? 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The book includes an extensive guide section > for common tasks and little-known solutions, as well as reference > tables for keyboard shortcuts, regular expressions, and common file > locations. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/outlookpg/ > > > ***Mastering Visual Studio .NET > Order Number: 3609 > Most developers can perform the basics inside Visual Studio .NET, like > creating a project, typing some code, compiling, and debugging. > "Mastering Visual Studio .NET" covers these topics quickly, and then it > gives intermediate and advanced programmers the kind of depth that's > really needed: advanced window functionality, macros, advanced > debugging, add-ins, and so on. > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/mastvsnet/ > > Chapter 7, "Integrating Components with Visual Studio .NET," is > available online: > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/mastvsnet/chapter/index.html > > > ***.NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell > Order Number: 3382 > ".NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell" offers an accelerated introduction > to this next generation of rich user-interface development. 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On the last > day, four winners will be randomly selected from all Forum participants > to win a copy of the book. http://www.javaranch.com/bookpromo.jsp > > > ***PHPCon East 2003, New York, NY-- April 23-25 > Join O'Reilly author and PHP inventor Rasmus Lerdorf ("PHP Pocket > Reference") at PHPCon for his opening keynote and session on "PHP Tips > and Tricks." Also, don't miss "PHP Cookbook" authors Adam Trachtenberg > and David Sklar for their session, "Taming Large-Scale PHP Projects." > > PHPCon East 2003 > Park Central Hotel 870 Seventh Avenue at 56th Street New York City, New > York 10019-4038 > http://php-con.com/ > > > ***Linuxfest Northwest 2003, Bellingham, WA--April 26 > Brian Aker ("Running Weblogs with Slash") and Randal Schwartz > ("Learning Perl, 3rd Edition") will be speaking at Linuxfest Northwest > 2003, a regional exposition for computer users interested in the Linux > operating system and other Open Source software. 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It's a photographic tool that > distinguishes itself as a capable camera first, then amazes you that it > uses CompactFlash media instead of film. Here's a photographer's look > at what might be your next digital camera. > http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/q/all_mac_articles > > > ***A Developer's Perspective on Apple's 12-inch PowerBook > Many of our developers have been eyeing Apple's new 12-inch PowerBook > as a possible upgrade for their iBooks. Yes, the PowerBook does have a > G4 processor, but does it pass muster in other areas? Wei Meng Lee made > the leap and reports on how he landed. > http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2003/03/28/powerbook.html > > ================================================ > News From Your Peers > ================================================ > > ***MUG ONE Special Event with Dave Marra, Oneonta, NY--May 6 > Dave Marra, Apple Senior Systems Engineer, will be presenting to The > Macintosh User Group of Oneonta, NY on May 6, 2003 at 7:30 PM in Hogdon > IRC Classroom 4 on the State University at Oneonta campus for an > exciting evening exploring the amazing new Macintosh hardware and > software recently released from Apple. http://www.mugone.com/ > > > ***Peninsula Apple Users Group Celebrates 20 years, Redwood City, > CA--July 19 > All Macintosh enthusiasts are invited to join Saturday, July 19, 2003 > from 11am-3pm at the Red Morton Community Park in Redwood City, > California. http://homepage.mac.com/ipaug/20-yrs.html > > Please RSVP by July 11 to Audrey Hargis at audreyrwc@aol.com. > > > > Until next time-- > > Marsee > > > > > > -- Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/ ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From niederrhein-pm at web.de Thu Apr 10 02:33:16 2003 From: niederrhein-pm at web.de (R. Burbach) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:03 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] Treffen heute In-Reply-To: <20319.1048152964@www59.gmx.net> References: <20319.1048152964@www59.gmx.net> Message-ID: Hi Leute, habe mir gerade die Navigation für heute Abend ausgedruckt. Nachdem ich das letzte mal so Probleme mit der Rückfahrt hatte (Bahn halt), fahre ich heute doch lieber mit dem Auto. ... Es sei denn, das Wetter verschlechtert sich gegen Nachmittag ... dann komm ich doch mit der Bahn - aber direkt zur Schreinerei, mich braucht dann keiner abholen. Bis heut um 7 dann. Regina On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 10:36:04 +0100 (MET), Markus Monderkamp wrote: > Hallo Leute, > > das Wiki unter > http://lug-kr.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/lugwiki.pl?MongerTreffen > ist bzgl. Treffen und Navigation am 10.04.2003 aktualisiert. > > Have fun > Markus > ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From niederrhein-pm at web.de Thu Apr 10 02:37:02 2003 From: niederrhein-pm at web.de (R. Burbach) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:03 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] nochmal Treffen Message-ID: Hi nochmal, Markus hatte ins Wiki geschrieben, dass er folgende Bücher sucht: Ich suche "effecktive Perl" (Shiny Perl Book, Addison-Wesley) und "Programmieren von Grafiken mit Perl" (Marc Lehmann, O'Reilly) programming graphics with perl haben wir neulich bekommen, ich weiß nur jetzt gerade nicht, hab ich das noch, oder hat Bernd das letztens mitgenommen. Ich schau noch mal nach (hoffentlich denke ich auch dran). Liebe Gruesse, Regina ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From cfoerst at web.de Thu Apr 10 03:40:11 2003 From: cfoerst at web.de (=?iso-8859-1?Q? Christian=20F=F6rster ?=) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:03 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] Treffen heute Message-ID: <200304100840.h3A8eBq03203@mailgate5.cinetic.de> niederrhein-pm@gocho.pm.org schrieb am 10.04.03 09:33:56: > > Hi Leute, > > habe mir gerade die Navigation für heute Abend ausgedruckt. > Bis heut um 7 dann. Ähm, hat denn da jemand reserviert (ich hab's bis jetzt verpennt) ? Sonst ruf ich da nachher nochmal an, für wieviele Personen denn ungefähr? Bernd, Regina, ich macht 3, wer noch ? Gruß Christian ______________________________________________________________________________ UNICEF bittet um Spenden fur die Kinder im Irak! Hier online an UNICEF spenden: https://spenden.web.de/unicef/special/?mc=021101 ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From wichmann at uni-wuppertal.de Thu Apr 10 05:28:25 2003 From: wichmann at uni-wuppertal.de (Ingo Wichmann) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:03 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] Treffen heute In-Reply-To: <200304100840.h3A8eBq03203@mailgate5.cinetic.de> References: <200304100840.h3A8eBq03203@mailgate5.cinetic.de> Message-ID: <3E954749.7050504@uni-wuppertal.de> Christian Förster schrieb: > Bernd, Regina, ich macht 3, wer noch ? Ich! Ingo ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From niederrhein-pm at web.de Mon Apr 14 08:00:39 2003 From: niederrhein-pm at web.de (R. Burbach) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:03 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] =?iso-8859-15?Q?B=FCcher_Linksammlung?= Message-ID: Hi Leute, bei unserem letzten Treffen haben wir über frei verfügbare E-Texte gesprochen. Ein paar Links sind inzwischen in unserem Wiki verewigt: http://lug-kr.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/lugwiki.pl?BuecherLinks Bitte macht dort keine Links zu illegalen Inhalten, da Thomas dafür den Kopf hinhält. Liebe Gruesse, Regina ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From niederrhein-pm at web.de Mon Apr 14 08:00:39 2003 From: niederrhein-pm at web.de (R. Burbach) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:04 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] =?iso-8859-15?Q?B=FCcher_Linksammlung?= Message-ID: Hi Leute, bei unserem letzten Treffen haben wir über frei verfügbare E-Texte gesprochen. Ein paar Links sind inzwischen in unserem Wiki verewigt: http://lug-kr.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/lugwiki.pl?BuecherLinks Bitte macht dort keine Links zu illegalen Inhalten, da Thomas dafür den Kopf hinhält. Liebe Gruesse, Regina ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From wichmann at uni-wuppertal.de Tue Apr 15 11:06:40 2003 From: wichmann at uni-wuppertal.de (Ingo Wichmann) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:04 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] =?ISO-8859-15?Q?B=FCcher_Linksammlung?= In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <3E9C2E10.3000009@uni-wuppertal.de> R. Burbach schrieb: > .ru für semifreie Bücher Semifrei ist eine schöne Bezeichnung :-) Ingo ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From niederrhein-pm at web.de Wed Apr 16 04:11:32 2003 From: niederrhein-pm at web.de (R. Burbach) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:04 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] =?iso-8859-15?Q?Re:_=5Bnr-pm=5D_B=FCcher_Linksammlung?= In-Reply-To: <3E9C2E10.3000009@uni-wuppertal.de> References: <3E9C2E10.3000009@uni-wuppertal.de> Message-ID: On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 18:06:40 +0200, Ingo Wichmann wrote: > R. Burbach schrieb: > > > .ru für semifreie Bücher > > Semifrei ist eine schöne Bezeichnung :-) > stammt aber nicht von mir sondern von meinem Vorarbeiter - ich habe nur einige Links ergänzt ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From maxmon at gmx.de Thu Apr 17 04:21:16 2003 From: maxmon at gmx.de (Markus Monderkamp) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:04 2004 Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re:_[nr-pm]_Re:_[nr-pm]_B=FCcher_Linksammlung?= References: Message-ID: <5772.1050571276@www40.gmx.net> Hi, Vielen Dank an Regina für die fleissige Verlinkung der Buchverweise. Von mir ist noch ein Link auf die freien Bücher von Bruce Eckel (nicht Bruce Perens:-) hinzugekommen. (siehe http://lug-kr.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/lugwiki.pl?BuecherLinks) gelungene Osterfeiertage Markus > On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 18:06:40 +0200, Ingo Wichmann wuppertal.de> wrote: > > > R. Burbach schrieb: > > > > > .ru für semifreie Bücher > > > > Semifrei ist eine schöne Bezeichnung :-) > > > stammt aber nicht von mir sondern von meinem Vorarbeiter - ich habe nur > einige Links ergänzt > ___________________________ > Abmelden: > Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: > unsubscribe niederrhein-pm > -- +++ GMX - Mail, Messaging & more http://www.gmx.net +++ Bitte lächeln! Fotogalerie online mit GMX ohne eigene Homepage! ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From niederrhein-pm at web.de Wed Apr 23 02:24:50 2003 From: niederrhein-pm at web.de (R. Burbach) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:04 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] Fwd: Newsletter from O'Reilly UG Program, April 17 In-Reply-To: <200304180136.h3I1aDL08165@smtp.oreilly.com> References: <200304180136.h3I1aDL08165@smtp.oreilly.com> Message-ID: ------- Forwarded message ------- From: Marsee Henon To: burbach@gwl.de Subject: Newsletter from O'Reilly UG Program, April 17 Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2003 18:36:13 -0700 (PDT) > > O'Reilly User Group Program > Newsletter > April 17, 2003 > > > Please share this information with your members... > > > Highlights This Week: > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Book News > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -Programming Visual Basic .NET, 2nd Edition > -The Web Programming CD Bookshelf, Version 1.0 > -O'Reilly Pocket References > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Upcoming Events > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -Rael Dornfest ("Mac OS X Hacks" & "Google Hacks") A32 and SVMUG > Meeting, Cupertino, CA--April 21 > -Simon St. Laurent ("Programming Web Services with XML-RPC"), XML Special > Interest Group of New York, NY--April 22 > -Directory Experts Conference, Scottsdale, AZ--Apr 28-May 1 > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Conferences > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -Day Passes are available for the O'Reilly Emerging Technology > Conference > -Registration is open for the 2003 O'Reilly Open Source Convention > -O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference Call for Participation > -Put Up an O'Reilly Open Source Convention Banner, Get a Free Book > --------------------------------------------------------------- > Safari ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -"Go On Safari" winner--Alfredo Octavio, Caracas Macintosh User Group > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > News > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -Interview with Tim O'Reilly > -Eight Search Engine "C" Changes > -Special Offer--Free 'Intro to XML' Online Class > -Knoppix: A Painless Introduction to Linux > -PHP and Heredocs > -Reading and Writing Excel Files with POI > -.NET Streams Explained > -Migration to Windows Server 2003 Now Easier > -Getting Dreamweaver MX Up to Speed with PHP > -Implementing BIND on Mac OS X > -Apache Web Serving with Jaguar, Part 2 > -Tell Us What You Think: The First Survey of Mac DevCenter Readers > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > News From Your Peers > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > -SF Java By The Bay Meeting, San Francisco, CA--April 23 > -MD25MD: Celebrating Twenty-Five Years of The Maryland Apple Corps, > Baltimore, MD--June 1 > > ================================================ > Book News > ================================================ > Review books are available--email me for a copy. > > ***Please include the book order number on your requests. > > Let me know if you need your books by a certain date. > Allow at least four weeks for shipping. Send or email me copies of your > newsletters and book reviews. > > Don't forget, your members get 20% off any O'Reilly book they purchase > directly from O'Reilly. Just use code DSUG when ordering. > http://www.oreilly.com/ > > ***Group purchases with better discounts are available*** > Please let me know if you are interested. > > Press releases are available on our press page: > http://press.oreilly.com/ > > ***Programming Visual Basic .NET, 2nd Edition > Order Number: 4389 > "Programming Visual Basic .NET, 2nd Edition" is the complete guide to > application development using VB.NET. Thorough, entertaining, and easy > to follow, this book provides a comprehensive and detailed overview of > the language, object-oriented programming, and the .NET Framework. Then > it goes further, showing you how to create Windows and web > applications, as well as web services. > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/progvbdotnet2/ > > Chapter 15, "Building Web Applications with Web Forms," is online now: > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/progvbdotnet2/chapter/index.html > > > ***The Web Programming CD Bookshelf, Version 1.0 > Order Number: 5105 > We've packed six of our best-selling web programming guides into this > CD-ROM, giving you 4,668 pages of O'Reilly references and tutorials, > all fully searchable and cross-referenced. You can search either the > individual index for each book, or the master index for the entire > collection. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/wprogcdbs/ > > > ***O'Reilly Pocket References > Our pocket references and pocket guides are comprehensive, inexpensive, > compact, and easy to use. They pack lots of the hard-to-remember > details of programming and web syntax, focused tutorials that explain > the basics of a new technology, and power-user tips into your back > pocket. http://pocketrefs.oreilly.com/ > > =============================================== > Upcoming Events > =============================================== > ***Rael Dornfest ("Mac OS X Hacks" & "Google Hacks"), A32 and SVMUG > meeting, Cupertino, CA--April 21 > Author Rael Dornfest will be speaking with the Association of A32 Users > and the Silicon Valley Mac Users Group about his two new Hacks books. > > April 21, 7 pm > Beatles Conference Room, DeAnza Building Three > Apple Corporate Campus > Cupertino, California Meeting Directions: > http://www.a32.org/inner_pages/map.html > > For more info: > http://www.a32.org > > > ***Simon St. Laurent ("Programming Web Services with XML-RPC"), XML > Special Interest Group of New York, NY--April 22 > O'Reilly author and editor Simon St. Laurent will be presenting the XML > used in Microsoft Office 2003. Microsoft Office 2003 will include > enormous new XML functionality, especially in Microsoft Word and > Microsoft Excel, as well as a new (though limited-distribution) > application, InfoPath. This talk will take a close look at what's > included and not included in this set of tools, as well as how > developers can integrate them with their own systems. > > April 22, 7-9pm > Goldman Sachs > 180 Maiden Lane, Room 30C1 > New York, NY > > To reserve a place at this meeting please send a request to > wperry@xml-sig.org. You will receive a confirmation by return email. > Security requires that those attending this meeting be registered at > least a day in advance so that their names are available to check > against attendance at the door. Please register before Monday, April > 21, to insure that you will be admitted. > > > ***Directory Experts Conference, Scottsdale, AZ--Apr 28-May 1 Authors > Robbie Allen ("Active Directory, 2nd Edition" and "Active > Directory Cookbook," both coming in summer 2003) and Cricket Liu ("DNS > and BIND," "DNS on Windows NT," and "DNS on Windows 2000") are featured > keynote speakers. > > April 28-May 1 > Scottsdale Mountain Shadows Marriott Resort & Golf Club > 5641 East Lincoln Drive > Scottsdale, Arizona http://www.netpro.com/welcome/decadus/index.cfm > > ================================================ > Conference News > ================================================ > ***Day Passes are available for the O'Reilly Emerging Technology > Conference > Can't make the whole conference? Buy a day pass for April 23, 24, or 25. > http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/et2003/create/ord_et03 > > For more info on the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference: > http://conferences.oreilly.com/etcon/ > > > ***Registration is open for the 2003 O'Reilly Open Source Convention > --Portland, OR > Programmers, developers, strategists, technical staff, and other open > source votaries from around the world congregate for five days of > tutorials, conference sessions, and networking of the flesh-and-blood > variety. Recognizing that open source tools have moved squarely into > the mainstream, this year's convention focuses on "embracing and > extending proprietary software." > > O'Reilly Open Source Convention > Portland Marriott Downtown, > Portland, OR > July 7-11, 2003 > http://conferences.oreilly.com/oscon/ > > > Early Bird Discount-- > User Group members who register before May 23, 2003, get a double > discount. Use code DSUG when you register, and you'll get 20% off the > "Early Bird" price. > > To register, go to: > http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/os2003/create/ord_os03 > > > ***O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference Call for Participation > System administrators, developers, strategists, technical staff, and > power users are invited to submit proposals to lead tutorial and > conference sessions at the second annual O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference. > Suggested topics include: Scripting Genius, Amazing Applications, > Ingenious Hacks, and SysAdmin Mac Style, to name a few. > http://conferences.oreilly.com/macosxcon/ > > The submission deadline for proposals is May 14, 2003: > http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/macosx2003/create/e_sess > > > ***Put Up an O'Reilly Open Source Convention Banner, Get A Free Book > Ready for the next conference banner promotion? Here it is: > We are looking for user groups to display our conference banners on > their web sites. If you send me the link to your user group site with > our O'Reilly Open Source Convention banner, I will send > you the O'Reilly book of your choice. > > OSCON Conference Banners: > http://ug.oreilly.com/banners/oscon2003/ > > ================================================ > Safari News > ================================================ > ***"Go On Safari" Tip of the Week Winner--Alfredo Octavio, Caracas > Macintosh User Group > "Even if you have a University library or a big bookstore nearby, > you'll find Safari's accessibility and sheer number of books very > convenient...There are books by Sun, Addison-Wesley, Peachpit Press, > Apprentice Hall, Que, Adobe Press, Sams, Macromedia Press, Cisco Press, > and Microsoft Press among others. The variety of publishers guarantees > that you will find a book on a topic with any experience level you > need." > > Your group can also participate in this introductory program just for > user group members. To "Go on Safari," any of your members who sign up > for our Safari 14-day free trial send comments on their experiences, or > tips and tricks for how they used Safari (it only needs to be 2 > sentences long, but it may be longer) to safari_talk@oreilly.com. > > Every week someone will be chosen from the tips or comments submitted > to receive fun stuff from O'Reilly (T-shirts, book bags, or other > surprises). If a member of your user group is selected, your group > receives free gifts, too. Whatever the individual member receives, your > UG will get one, too, to give away at your next meeting, or use however > you see fit. Recipients--and their comments--will be announced in the > User Group Newsletter. > > **Please use this special UG URL to sign up for the 14-day trial** > http://www.oreilly.com/safari/ug > > For more information on Safari: > http://safari.oreilly.com/ > > ================================================ > News From O'Reilly & Beyond > ================================================ > --------------------- > General News > --------------------- > ***An Interview with Tim O'Reilly Tim isn't just talking about open > source; he's talking about the basic > human impulse to share and participate. In this Switch interview, he > places art, western science, music, and the movies squarely in the > middle of open source culture. > http://switch.sjsu.edu/~switch/nextswitch/switch_engine/front/front.php?artc=268 > > Tim will be talking about these kinds of topics at next week's Emerging > Technology Conference. http://conferences.oreilly.com/etcon/ > > > ***Eight Search Engine "C" Changes Tara Calishain, a self-proclaimed > search engine addict, ponders the > future direction search engines could take. How might pay-for-inclusion > programs and other revenue generators change the way we search? > http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/javascript/2003/04/11/googlehacks.html > > Tara is a coauthor of "Google Hacks." > Order Number: 4478 > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/googlehks/ > > > ***Special Offer--Free 'Intro to XML' Online Class > Enroll in any Linux/Unix online certification class at the Learning Lab > and get a free 'Intro to XML' course, a $298 value. Receive hands-on > experience in sys admin with a live coach. Graduates of the four course > series receive certification from the University of Illinois, one of > the top five engineering schools in the U.S. > http://oreilly.useractive.com/courses/sysadmin.php3 > > --------------------- > Open Source > --------------------- > ***Knoppix: A Painless Introduction to Linux > A new release of Knoppix has hit the mirrors. Burn a copy and give it > to a friend. http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/3065 > > ***PHP and Heredocs > Tired of having PHP, HTML, and even SQL jumbled together in the same > file? Are your designers, coders, and DBAs going crazy trying to keep > everything in check? A clean layer of separation can help. Daniel Smith > explains how PHP's heredocs can make your life much easier by > separating presentation, content, and logic. > http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/php/2003/04/10/php_heredocs.html > > --------------------- > Java > --------------------- > ***Reading and Writing Excel Files with POI > The Jakarta POI project provides a nice Java API for reading and > writing Microsoft file formats. After learning about the project, most > people ask, "How can I write a spreadsheet?" Andrew C. Oliver and the > POI folks demonstrate how to read and write Excel files using the > Horrible SpreadSheet Format class. > http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2003/04/16/poi_excel.html > > --------------------- > .NET > --------------------- > ***.NET Streams Explained > On of the common challenges facing beginning .NET programmers is the > large number of classes in the .NET Class Library. Looking for the > correct class to use for file handling can be confusing. There are many > classes in the System.IO namespace, each looking not much different > from the others. Wei-Meng Lee explains the differences between the > Stream classes. > HTTP://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet/2003/04/14/streams.html > > > ***Migration to Windows Server 2003 Now Easier Gartner Research suggests > that up to 70 percent of Microsoft Windows > users still run NT. If you or your company are considering migrating to > Server 2003 in the next year, you'll need a copy of the bestselling > book for both Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003, "Active Directory, > 2nd Edition." http://www3.gartner.com/DisplayDocument?doc_cd=112816 > > Active Directory, 2nd Edition > Order Number: 4664 > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/actdir2/ > > --------------------- > Web Development > --------------------- > ***Getting Dreamweaver MX Up to Speed with PHP > David McFarland has updated his article on Dreamweaver's PHP extensions > to include some free and commercial products from Interakt. If you > missed his article the first time around, Dave has written a > comprehensive list of available add-ons for using PHP with > Dreamweaver. > http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/javascript/2003/02/07/dreamweaver.html > > Dave is the author of" Dreamweaver MX: The Missing Manual." > Order Number: 3498 > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/drmweavmxtmm/ > > --------------------- > Mac > --------------------- > ***Implementing BIND on Mac OS X > The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) distribution is a suite of > Unix utilities that works with the Domain Name System. The nslookup and > dig utilities are a part of the BIND distribution, but the named DNS > server is what people most often refer to as BIND. The DNS server > portion is what we will be focusing on in this article. > http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2003/04/15/bind.html > > > ***Apache Web Serving with Jaguar, Part 2 > Kevin Hemenway explores the world of CGI access in his continuing > series of articles on Apache Web Serving with Jaguar. > http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2003/04/11/apache_jaguar_pt2.html > > Kevin is a coauthor of "Mac OS X Hacks." > Order Number: 4605 > http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/mcosxhks/ > > > ***Tell Us What You Think: The First Survey of Mac DevCenter Readers If > you want to know, you've got to ask. We're asking Mac DevCenter > readers to participate in an online survey. We've sweetened the pot > with a chance to win books and T-shirts. Here's how it works. > http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2003/04/11/survey.html > > ================================================ > News From Your Peers > ================================================ > ***SF Java By The Bay Meeting, San Francisco, CA--April 23 > Java By The Bay, the Java user group for San Francisco presents Grid > Computing: An introduction to Open Grid Services Infrastructure by > Sastry Malladi and Creating a Java Development Environment with Open > Source Tools and Oracle9i JDeveloper on Linux by Rob Clevenger. > Registration and refreshments at 5:30pm and speakers begin at 6 pm. > Please RSVP at http://www.vircon.com/events/javabythebay.htm > > Wednesday April 23, 2003 > The Commonwealth Club > 595 Market Street, > San Francisco, CA > > > ***MD25MD: Celebrating Twenty-Five Years of The Maryland Apple Corps, > Baltimore, MD--June 1 > The Maryland Apple Corps, in cooperation with The Mid-Atlantic > Macintosh User Groups Team celebrates twenty-five years as the Greater > Baltimore area's Apple/Macintosh Users Group! Very special keynote > address by Steve Wozniak, Apple Co-Founder/Technology & Industry > Innovator with special guests: Chuck Joiner (Apple User Group Advisory > Board Chairman/Hershey Apple Core President), Dave Marra (Apple K-12 > Senior Systems Engineer/User Group Guru), Daniel M. East (Mid-Atlantic > Macintosh User Groups Team President), Victor Nazarian (Technologies > Expert/Consultant/Maryland Apple Corps Member), Fred Showker > (Association of Apple Computer Users & Groups Editor/User Group Network > President), Gail Murphy Glore (WiredWomen Founder/Apple Consultants > Network Member/Fmr. User Group Advisory Board), and others. > > June 1, 2:00pm, > Baltimore Hebrew Congregation > 7401 Park Heights Avenue Baltimore, MD 21208-5490 > *event location subject to change based on capacity. > http://www.mamugs.org/md25md/ > > > Until next time-- > > Marsee > > > > > > -- Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/ ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From lacravate at mongueurs.net Mon Apr 28 11:27:32 2003 From: lacravate at mongueurs.net (David Elbez) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:04 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] YAPC::Europe::2003 Message-ID: <20030428162732.E69A840F7C@kraid.nerim.net> Dear fellow Perl mongers, Your Tsar gave me leave to talk to you directly as we deem it is necessary. My name is David and i am a humble member of the YAPC::Europe::2003 organisation committee. This message is an announcement about... Well guess what...;-) We didn't broadcast any message or announcement before save on "use perl", and generally speaking, we didn't communicate much so we thought we needed to reach as many of you as possible, as quickly as possible too. So here we are and let's start with the basics. As you no doubt already know (but it's harmless to mention it again), the conference will be held this year in Paris on July 23-25, a truly fine time of the year to learn more about Perl and be a visitor in Paris. You will be able to find more and updated information about the conference at this address : http://yapc.mongueurs.net (http://www.yapc.org/Europe/2003/index.html is _not_ up to date even though we are working on it with YAS) You will be able to registrate at this address (you don't have to pay right away) : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/join (Please do it if you feel like coming to the conference, it will help us to count you and prepare things for the best.) If you feel like crossing the line that's separating you from the speaker's crew, the gurus, or if you are already one, this page will show how to submit your talk : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/static/cft.html If you know a person or company who wants to sponsor the conference, you can indicate this page : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/static/sponsors.html Your spouse prefers the Louvre Museum to Perl, mention this after logging there : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/private/ (after you registered) If there are enough people we would be glad to setup something for them. If you feel any sudden and overwhelming Fear, Uncertainty or Doubt ;-) about the conference, you can reach us at this e-mail address : yapc-help@mongueurs.net Eventually, you will find a few informations about Paris itself handy on this first website, along with the french yellow pages (with area maps) on this second one : http://www.paris.org/ http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pj.cgi? http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pj.cgi?lang=en (english version, obviously ;-) There, you will be able to realise how truly in the center, and thus nicely located, the venue is. We insisted on having the conference as close to the center of Paris as could be to allow the attendees to easily turn themselves into happy tourists. That's why we found a most prestigious venue, an old and venerable, partly gothic building, right in the center of our city. (you can have a glimpse of it on the website) That point, being definitely a good one, unfortunately doesn't come without its drawback. This is where we're leaving the basics. Paris is the most visited city in the world and you will be there in its center at the hotest part of the year, on the temperature but also the tourism point of view. We do want to warn you that, under these conditions, finding a transport for the precise date you would have choosen, but moreover finding a hotel as close to the venue as you would wish it, won't be a trifling matter at all. The conference is approximately 3 months ahead of us and we can assure you that it's already none too soon to look at what you want, where, at which price. Aware and concerned about this critical issue, we are willing to help you as much as we can, as much as Paris conditions allow. Our idea is to carry on one of the main concepts of YAPC : getting together, during and after the talks. Here is how we plan to achieve this : for each "pack" of ten willing to get together, a member of the "hotel team" will try and find hotel rooms in the same hotel for those people. So if you are a group of ten or more people (there are some in Europe), or even though you are less than that but you would be glad to "pack", send an email to this address, giving as much specification as you can. yapc-accomodation@mongueurs.net If we find a suitable place, we will send you an e-mail back giving you the number to call to book your room. Don't send an e-mail 5 days before the conference, we are there for help not emergency (let alone despair :). We don't promise anything for any appeal within the last 30 days. This announcement comes to an end, i hope it was of interest and help. Don't hesitate to send an e-mail to any of the addresses you know now, including mine. Feel free to ask or reject my writing to you again on this list. In any case, I hope as well to see you pretty soon in Paris. Best regards, David for the YAPC organisation team. ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From lacravate at mongueurs.net Mon Apr 28 11:29:28 2003 From: lacravate at mongueurs.net (David Elbez) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:04 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] YAPC::Europe::2003 Message-ID: <20030428162928.D615162E7B@mallaury.noc.nerim.net> Dear fellow Perl mongers, Your Tsar gave me leave to talk to you directly as we deem it is necessary. My name is David and i am a humble member of the YAPC::Europe::2003 organisation committee. This message is an announcement about... Well guess what...;-) We didn't broadcast any message or announcement before save on "use perl", and generally speaking, we didn't communicate much so we thought we needed to reach as many of you as possible, as quickly as possible too. So here we are and let's start with the basics. As you no doubt already know (but it's harmless to mention it again), the conference will be held this year in Paris on July 23-25, a truly fine time of the year to learn more about Perl and be a visitor in Paris. You will be able to find more and updated information about the conference at this address : http://yapc.mongueurs.net (http://www.yapc.org/Europe/2003/index.html is _not_ up to date even though we are working on it with YAS) You will be able to registrate at this address (you don't have to pay right away) : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/join (Please do it if you feel like coming to the conference, it will help us to count you and prepare things for the best.) If you feel like crossing the line that's separating you from the speaker's crew, the gurus, or if you are already one, this page will show how to submit your talk : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/static/cft.html If you know a person or company who wants to sponsor the conference, you can indicate this page : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/static/sponsors.html Your spouse prefers the Louvre Museum to Perl, mention this after logging there : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/private/ (after you registered) If there are enough people we would be glad to setup something for them. If you feel any sudden and overwhelming Fear, Uncertainty or Doubt ;-) about the conference, you can reach us at this e-mail address : yapc-help@mongueurs.net Eventually, you will find a few informations about Paris itself handy on this first website, along with the french yellow pages (with area maps) on this second one : http://www.paris.org/ http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pj.cgi? http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pj.cgi?lang=en (english version, obviously ;-) There, you will be able to realise how truly in the center, and thus nicely located, the venue is. We insisted on having the conference as close to the center of Paris as could be to allow the attendees to easily turn themselves into happy tourists. That's why we found a most prestigious venue, an old and venerable, partly gothic building, right in the center of our city. (you can have a glimpse of it on the website) That point, being definitely a good one, unfortunately doesn't come without its drawback. This is where we're leaving the basics. Paris is the most visited city in the world and you will be there in its center at the hotest part of the year, on the temperature but also the tourism point of view. We do want to warn you that, under these conditions, finding a transport for the precise date you would have choosen, but moreover finding a hotel as close to the venue as you would wish it, won't be a trifling matter at all. The conference is approximately 3 months ahead of us and we can assure you that it's already none too soon to look at what you want, where, at which price. Aware and concerned about this critical issue, we are willing to help you as much as we can, as much as Paris conditions allow. Our idea is to carry on one of the main concepts of YAPC : getting together, during and after the talks. Here is how we plan to achieve this : for each "pack" of ten willing to get together, a member of the "hotel team" will try and find hotel rooms in the same hotel for those people. So if you are a group of ten or more people (there are some in Europe), or even though you are less than that but you would be glad to "pack", send an email to this address, giving as much specification as you can. yapc-accomodation@mongueurs.net If we find a suitable place, we will send you an e-mail back giving you the number to call to book your room. Don't send an e-mail 5 days before the conference, we are there for help not emergency (let alone despair :). We don't promise anything for any appeal within the last 30 days. This announcement comes to an end, i hope it was of interest and help. Don't hesitate to send an e-mail to any of the addresses you know now, including mine. Feel free to ask or reject my writing to you again on this list. In any case, I hope as well to see you pretty soon in Paris. Best regards, David for the YAPC organisation team. ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm From lacravate at mongueurs.net Mon Apr 28 11:30:01 2003 From: lacravate at mongueurs.net (David Elbez) Date: Wed Aug 4 00:04:04 2004 Subject: [nr-pm] YAPC::Europe::2003 Message-ID: <20030428163001.9FB2D40F81@kraid.nerim.net> Dear fellow Perl mongers, Your Tsar gave me leave to talk to you directly as we deem it is necessary. My name is David and i am a humble member of the YAPC::Europe::2003 organisation committee. This message is an announcement about... Well guess what...;-) We didn't broadcast any message or announcement before save on "use perl", and generally speaking, we didn't communicate much so we thought we needed to reach as many of you as possible, as quickly as possible too. So here we are and let's start with the basics. As you no doubt already know (but it's harmless to mention it again), the conference will be held this year in Paris on July 23-25, a truly fine time of the year to learn more about Perl and be a visitor in Paris. You will be able to find more and updated information about the conference at this address : http://yapc.mongueurs.net (http://www.yapc.org/Europe/2003/index.html is _not_ up to date even though we are working on it with YAS) You will be able to registrate at this address (you don't have to pay right away) : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/join (Please do it if you feel like coming to the conference, it will help us to count you and prepare things for the best.) If you feel like crossing the line that's separating you from the speaker's crew, the gurus, or if you are already one, this page will show how to submit your talk : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/static/cft.html If you know a person or company who wants to sponsor the conference, you can indicate this page : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/static/sponsors.html Your spouse prefers the Louvre Museum to Perl, mention this after logging there : http://yapc.mongueurs.net/yapc/private/ (after you registered) If there are enough people we would be glad to setup something for them. If you feel any sudden and overwhelming Fear, Uncertainty or Doubt ;-) about the conference, you can reach us at this e-mail address : yapc-help@mongueurs.net Eventually, you will find a few informations about Paris itself handy on this first website, along with the french yellow pages (with area maps) on this second one : http://www.paris.org/ http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pj.cgi? http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pj.cgi?lang=en (english version, obviously ;-) There, you will be able to realise how truly in the center, and thus nicely located, the venue is. We insisted on having the conference as close to the center of Paris as could be to allow the attendees to easily turn themselves into happy tourists. That's why we found a most prestigious venue, an old and venerable, partly gothic building, right in the center of our city. (you can have a glimpse of it on the website) That point, being definitely a good one, unfortunately doesn't come without its drawback. This is where we're leaving the basics. Paris is the most visited city in the world and you will be there in its center at the hotest part of the year, on the temperature but also the tourism point of view. We do want to warn you that, under these conditions, finding a transport for the precise date you would have choosen, but moreover finding a hotel as close to the venue as you would wish it, won't be a trifling matter at all. The conference is approximately 3 months ahead of us and we can assure you that it's already none too soon to look at what you want, where, at which price. Aware and concerned about this critical issue, we are willing to help you as much as we can, as much as Paris conditions allow. Our idea is to carry on one of the main concepts of YAPC : getting together, during and after the talks. Here is how we plan to achieve this : for each "pack" of ten willing to get together, a member of the "hotel team" will try and find hotel rooms in the same hotel for those people. So if you are a group of ten or more people (there are some in Europe), or even though you are less than that but you would be glad to "pack", send an email to this address, giving as much specification as you can. yapc-accomodation@mongueurs.net If we find a suitable place, we will send you an e-mail back giving you the number to call to book your room. Don't send an e-mail 5 days before the conference, we are there for help not emergency (let alone despair :). We don't promise anything for any appeal within the last 30 days. This announcement comes to an end, i hope it was of interest and help. Don't hesitate to send an e-mail to any of the addresses you know now, including mine. Feel free to ask or reject my writing to you again on this list. In any case, I hope as well to see you pretty soon in Paris. Best regards, David for the YAPC organisation team. ___________________________ Abmelden: Mail an majordomo@hfb.pm.org mit dem Text: unsubscribe niederrhein-pm