OT: missing content-type

2004-08-22 Thread Hugo Ahlenius
I have quite an annoyance -- we are using an old version of WebTrends,
which works quite well, but the built in web server does not (for some
reason) provide a Content-Type mime header. On some of the computers I
am using this works fine in IE, but on others it downloads the page and
opens it from the cache (a local copy).

It might be a security setting, but I haven't figured it out (now I have
resolved the issue by using a local proxy to set the content-type). Does
anyone have an idea what setting regulates this?

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Re: BLACKSTONE: Software Development Times Article

2004-08-22 Thread Sean Corfield
On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 17:22:21 -0700, Dick Applebaum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 In a way, it is analogous to the SQL specification(s) and
 implementations

In other words Yes, you can write portable JMS code if you know what
you're doing...

 1) I can't make anything work on JRUn JMS

I've sent you corrections to your JMS example code off-list. As I've
said, I have code that runs unchanged on both JRun and Fiorano MQ (you
just change the provider URL - which is the host and port
combination).

 2) OpenJMS has some very nice, working examples, with source (and a lot
 of proprietary jars).These run fine on OpenJMS but I have been
 unsuccessful porting any of them to JRun

I'm sorry that the examples provided with OpenJMS are so proprietary
that they only run on OpenJMS...

 So, what you stated above (if you program against the javax.jms spec)
 you will likely have compatibility -- but it seems that very few people
 do!

You need to bear in mind that writing Java to manipulate JMS is not
exactly a novice task...

 lifted from the livedocs JRun JMS code fragment:
 
 private String providerurl = new String(localhost:2918);
 
 lifted from an OpenJMS code fragment:
 
 int jndiPort = 1099;
 String jndiHost = localhost;

A provider URL is a host / port pair so I'd read these as pretty much
equivalent - and an indication that OpenJMS just uses a different
default port (not surprising - we configure Fiorano MQ to use a
variety of different ports).

 I realize that these are examples. meant to illustrate the code, rather
 than getting params from a config file -- but a newbie usually starts
 with examples like these and they have built-in incompatibilities and
 bad coding practices-- and, I guess the newbie is supposed to
 intuitively know this.

That's the problem with trying to start with someone else's example
code instead of reading and understanding all the docs and writing the
code yourself from scratch... :)

Seriously tho' an example is no use unless you understand what the
examples are trying to illustrate (in my experience, most examples are
really only trying to illustrate something that is explained in the
docs - rather than trying to be a replacement for the docs).

 Yeah, but you know what you're doing :).

If it's any consolation, I've had to spend a lot of time reading the
javax.jms API documentation...
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G-Mail Invite

2004-08-22 Thread Boyzoid
I have 2 Gmail invites.

First 2 people to send a request to[EMAIL PROTECTED] get them.
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RE: G-Mail Invite

2004-08-22 Thread Whittingham, P
I'd be interested.

 
TIA,
Patrick Whittingham
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Subject: G-Mail Invite

I have 2 Gmail invites.

First 2 people to send a request to[EMAIL PROTECTED] get them.
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Re: G-Mail Invite

2004-08-22 Thread Matt Robertson
Patrick,

Didn't you get the one I sent to you a couple of days ago?

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Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Will Tomlinson
I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are 
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone 
to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we can find 
out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be interesting to 
see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand, would it not?

After you finish your test, post your score (and be honest!!).

I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114 on the 
Verbal test (The US averages 100). 

Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand! 

Will

www.wtomlinson.com
www.virtualautosystem.com
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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Ray Champagne
Where's the link?

Ray

At 01:06 PM 8/22/2004, you wrote:
I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone
to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we can find
out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be interesting to
see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand, would it not?

After you finish your test, post your score (and be honest!!).

I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114 on the
Verbal test (The US averages 100).

Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand!

Will

www.wtomlinson.com
www.virtualautosystem.com


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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Gerry Demaret
According to Google it should be http://www.highiqsociety.org/ I suppose :)

Ray Champagne wrote:

Where's the link?

Ray

At 01:06 PM 8/22/2004, you wrote:


I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone
to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we can find
out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be interesting to
see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand, would it not?

After you finish your test, post your score (and be honest!!).

I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114 on the
Verbal test (The US averages 100).

Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand!

Will

www.wtomlinson.com
www.virtualautosystem.com


 



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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Will Tomlinson
Good thing pasting links in a message wasn't one of the questions eh?

http://www.highiqsociety.org/noflash/nonmembers/iqtests.htm?IQ

I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are 
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone 
to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we can find 
out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be interesting to 
see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand, would it not?

After you finish your test, post your score (and be honest!!).

I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114 on the 
Verbal test (The US averages 100). 

Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand! 

Will

www.wtomlinson.com
www.virtualautosystem.com
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RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Jim Davis
I'm a member already. but I can't remember my test score.So I guess I'm
not a model member (but you need a score of 126 or above to get in so I must
have squeaked by before my senility set in).

The tests are fun, but the site is horrid.The site map isn't clickable and
shows you impossible to get to sections (like about us) and the news
section has headlines with no information.

When I had time for them the discussions were good. But seem to be broken
now.

Jim Davis

From: Will Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 1:07 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Exactly *how* smart are we?

I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are 
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone 
to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we can find 
out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be interesting to 
see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand, would it not?

After you finish your test, post your score (and be honest!!).

I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114 on the 
Verbal test (The US averages 100). 

Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand! 

Will

www.wtomlinson.com
www.virtualautosystem.com
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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Chris Kavanagh
 I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone
to visit the International High IQ Society Website...

I've always been a little sceptical when people suggest a subject so 
complex and diverse as human intelligence can be boiled down to one 
number.The verbal intelligence test, for instance: how does knowing 
who Voltaire was measure one's intellect in any way?(Just in case 
y'all think this is sour grapes, I scored 138.)

Kind regards,
CK.
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Gmail is too creepy......

2004-08-22 Thread Andrew Grosset
Have a look at this website before using your new gmail account:

http://gmail-is-too-creepy.com/

It's kind of ironic that it appears as number 3 in a google search for gmail.

Andrew.
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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Ewok
180. Yes I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.





real score

118 on the Ultimate IQ Test... i didnt want in anyway!! STUPID COMPUTER!! IM GONNA *blip*

- Original Message - 
From: Will Tomlinson 
To: CF-Talk 
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 1:06 PM
Subject: Exactly *how* smart are we?

I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are 
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone 
to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we can find 
out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be interesting to 
see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand, would it not?

After you finish your test, post your score (and be honest!!).

I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114 on the 
Verbal test (The US averages 100). 

Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand! 

Will

www.wtomlinson.com
www.virtualautosystem.com
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RE: G-Mail Invite

2004-08-22 Thread Greg Luce
I'd like one! 

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Subject: G-Mail Invite

I have 2 Gmail invites.

First 2 people to send a request to[EMAIL PROTECTED] get them.
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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Les Mizzell
i didnt want in anyway!! STUPID 

Standardized testing. Yuck.

This is one of the things that's horribly wrong with the educational 
system here as well, IMHO.

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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Will Tomlinson
Do we need to revoke all those CF Certifications? 

i didnt want in anyway!! STUPID 

Standardized testing. Yuck.

This is one of the things that's horribly wrong with the educational 
system here as well, IMHO.


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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Ewok
Sure, It has served it's purpose. My portfolio gets me further than a certification ever could : )

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To: CF-Talk 
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 3:01 PM
Subject: Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

Do we need to revoke all those CF Certifications? 

i didnt want in anyway!! STUPID 

Standardized testing. Yuck.

This is one of the things that's horribly wrong with the educational 
system here as well, IMHO.


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RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Jim Davis
Well - it doesn't.;^)

That's actually one reason that they've got several tests in several styles.

I'm not sure that any of the them are good in the sense that they really
measure intelligence in an unbiased way, but you can easily tell that they
don't all measure it in the same way simply because you can get widely
varying scores across the tests.

In the end IQ isn't a real measure of your intelligence rather it's a
measure of your ability to take that test.I suppose when you get right
down to it people have decided to compare themselves on much worse criteria
(pissing contest, anybody?);^)

Jim Davis

From: Chris Kavanagh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 1:58 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

 I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone
to visit the International High IQ Society Website...

I've always been a little sceptical when people suggest a subject so 
complex and diverse as human intelligence can be boiled down to one 
number.The verbal intelligence test, for instance: how does knowing 
who Voltaire was measure one's intellect in any way?(Just in case 
y'all think this is sour grapes, I scored 138.)
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RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Jim Davis
They're not advocating that we use these tests in educational scenarios.
This isn't at all representative of the educational system anyplace or of
standardized tests.

This is more of an intellectual game created by a provided organization.
I've no problem with a group of people getting together and setting
effectively arbitrary rules and tests for the purposes of comparing
themselves to each other.

Jim Davis

(It also strikes me that we probably move this discussion over to
CF-community).

From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 2:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

i didnt want in anyway!! STUPID 

Standardized testing. Yuck.

This is one of the things that's horribly wrong with the educational 
system here as well, IMHO.
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RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Eric Dawson
maybe the first test was finding the site?

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From: Will Tomlinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: August 22, 2004 12:21 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

Good thing pasting links in a message wasn't one of the questions eh?

http://www.highiqsociety.org/noflash/nonmembers/iqtests.htm?IQ

I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are 
some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone 
to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we can find 
out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be interesting to 
see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand, would it not?

After you finish your test, post your score (and be honest!!).

I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114 on the 
Verbal test (The US averages 100). 

Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand! 

Will

www.wtomlinson.com
www.virtualautosystem.com

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RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Matt Liotta
Surely it would be interesting to know how one stands against their peers.
Frankly though, I couldn't be bothered to take the test because it seems
like an annoying and tedious task. Besides, I figure there are plenty of
people more intelligent than me. Of course, I am not sure intelligence
beyond a certain point it all that valuable. Beyond a certainly level of
intelligence it seems like other attributes become more important such as
hard work, cleverness, and knowledge.

-Matt

 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 On Behalf Of Will Tomlinson
 Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 1:07 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Exactly *how* smart are we?
 
 I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious there are
 some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite everyone
 to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we can find
 out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be interesting to
 see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand, would it not?
 
 After you finish your test, post your score (and be honest!!).
 
 I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114 on the
 Verbal test (The US averages 100).
 
 Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand!
 
 Will
 
 www.wtomlinson.com
 www.virtualautosystem.com
 

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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread joe velez
and experience!

Surely it would be interesting to know how one stands against their peers.
Frankly though, I couldn't be bothered to take the test because it seems
like an annoying and tedious task. Besides, I figure there are plenty of
people more intelligent than me. Of course, I am not sure intelligence
beyond a certain point it all that valuable. Beyond a certainly level of
intelligence it seems like other attributes become more important such as
hard work, cleverness, and knowledge.

-Matt


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RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Dave Watts
 It would be interesting to see where Forta, Liotta, and 
 the other big guns stand, would it not?

Maybe, for the sake of entertainment, but what makes you suppose that
knowledge or even mastery of CF requires high intelligence? One of the
benefits of CF is its ease of use, after all.

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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Aaron DC
EQ  IQ :)

Aaron

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To: CF-Talk 
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 6:47 AM
Subject: RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

Surely it would be interesting to know how one stands against their peers.
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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Will Tomlinson
 It would be interesting to see where Forta, Liotta, and 
 the other big guns stand, would it not?

Maybe, for the sake of entertainment, but what makes you suppose that
knowledge or even mastery of CF requires high intelligence? One of the
benefits of CF is its ease of use, after all.


I planned on this being an entertaining/fun exercise that might help illustrate our strengths and weaknesses when it comes to problem solving. After all, much of what we do is just that. 

I never stated that CF required high intelligence. Hell, I think I could teach my 9 year old son to code CF like a champ! The point is, life is all about learning and expanding your mind. An IQ test can help you pinpoint strengths and weaknesses, and help you understand how your mind works. Plus it's fun competition! 

To the guys that replied without taking the test, you might've missed out on learning a little something about yourselves. To the ones that *have* taken the test, you probably had a little fun doing it.:)
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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Hugo Ahlenius
| I planned on this being an entertaining/fun exercise that might help
| illustrate our strengths and weaknesses when it comes to problem
| solving. After all, much of what we do is just that.

perhaps it is time for another cf coding challenge/contest, like that maze
thing from a few months back.

cf_iq /
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RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Adrian Lynch
Whatever happened to that?

Ade

-Original Message-
From: Hugo Ahlenius [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 August 2004 23:43
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

| I planned on this being an entertaining/fun exercise that might help
| illustrate our strengths and weaknesses when it comes to problem
| solving. After all, much of what we do is just that.

perhaps it is time for another cf coding challenge/contest, like that maze
thing from a few months back.

cf_iq /
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RE: G-Mail Invite

2004-08-22 Thread Whittingham, P
Matt,

 
NopeCould you send it to me at this email, if possible.

 
Patrick



From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sun 8/22/2004 12:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: G-Mail Invite

Patrick,

Didn't you get the one I sent to you a couple of days ago?

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RE: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread Dave Watts
 The point is, life is all about learning and expanding your
 mind. An IQ test can help you pinpoint strengths and 
 weaknesses, and help you understand how your mind works. Plus 
 it's fun competition!

So what's next, a Myers-Briggs test? Why post this to cf-talk, since it has
nothing to do with CF?

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Re: JRun Servlet Error

2004-08-22 Thread Geoff Bowers
I thought I might follow on from Spike's email on CFMX errors that
drive you insane :)I was recently building a few components (in
FarCry also funnily enough) when I came across this error that just
wouldn't go away:

Component names cannot start or end with dots.

Turns out I had a rogue extends= in the CFCOMPONENT tag.I had text
wrap off in the editor so I didn't see it till I started going through
the code line by line.

-- geoff
http://blog.daemon.com.au/
On the road via GMail.

- Original Message -
From: Spike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 14:29:42 -0700
Subject: JRun Servlet Error
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 So I started digging around in the logs to see if there was anything. All I
 got was the following in the CFMX exception log:

 Error,jrpp-1,08/11/04,13:12:46,locher, The specific sequence of
 files included or processed is: C:\Farcry\HEAD\farcry_core\admin\index.cfm 
 java.lang.StackOverflowError

 Eventually after running around for most of today trying to figure out what
 was going on I tracked it down to a cfproperty tag that was missing the
 end '' in one of my custom types.
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Re: Homepage content management

2004-08-22 Thread Geoff Bowers
- Original Message -
 From: Peter Tilbrook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 FarCry?
 http://farcry.daemon.com.au/
 It's a bitch to install though and out of the question if hosted on an ISP without access to mappings. It seems good but gave up on it due to installation complexity on a standalone  box even.

Pete, that's unfortunate.Generally I can install the product within
5minutes -- but admittedly I'm used to it :)You should try the
farcry-dev list, plenty of folks on there with a myriad of install
environments that can offer lots of help.Standalone box installation
is generally very straight forward.

Currently you can deploy to linux, windows and OSX; with support for
MS SQL, Oracle, Postgresql and mySQL.

With regard to ISP hosting -- it's true FarCry requires the assistance
of the ISP.It requires the installation of a shared code library for
all farcry apps within a CFMX instance, which sits under a single CF
Mapping.The only real issue here is providing a service for multiple
shared hosters who want to use FarCry (ie. its difficult to have
multiple versions of the farcry shared library running under one
instance).

That said there are already several CF hosters who have taken on
FarCry and provide it as a standard hosting option for their clients. 
Just post to the farcry-dev list asking for hosters ;)

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URLEncrypt/Decrypt

2004-08-22 Thread Cutter (CF related)
Anybody have a good usable example of how to use the URLEncrypt and 
URLDecrypt functions (from cflib.org). I've been playing with this for 
an hour now, and not only can I not get anything to work but their 
examples don't show me much in the way of a usable example.

Cutter
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Re: Olympics web site - anyone know anything about how it's built?

2004-08-22 Thread Ian Sheridan
Well I'm in the US and I saw a hat that I liked in the 
http://eshop.athens2004.com/ shop (sorry not CF). 14.40 euros is no big 
deal so I wanted to buy it. To do that you have to register and I 
couldn't. It did not have USA listed in the country drop down. Is it 
me?! because I saw a bunch of other countries there that are not in the 
EU. It didn't list Canada either.

Sorry about being OT, I know that NBC (a television network here in the 
US) bought all the broadcasting rights to the Olympics but damn why 
can't my capitalist pig ass buy a darn hat?!heh

Ian

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RE: Olympics web site - anyone know anything about how it's built?

2004-08-22 Thread Michael Kear
Australia's not there either Ian.I bet it's to do with the different
national Olympic Committees.I bet you have to buy all that stuff through
the US Olympic Committee's site (or whatever the US committee's name is).

When the Sydney Olympics came around they passed special legislation to
control the use of all sorts of stuff, including huge lumps of the English
language.For example it was against the law to use the word Sydney and
2000 in the same sentence without the express written permission of his
Lordship Juan Antonio Samaranch.

A client of mine made some components for the torches.A nice order for
him, and adds some nice prestige to his small business, but he's not allowed
to tell anyone without the express written permission of Jacques Rogge
hisself. He can't even use the word Olympic in any of his company's
correspondence. 

So it wouldn't surprise me at all if you can't buy hats through the Athens
site, and you have to buy it through the US Olympic committee site.

You ought to be able to get a great deal on US Basketball team memorabilia.
No one's going to want that.In fact I heard the coach's job is up for
grabs.

Cheers

Mike Kear

Windsor, NSW, Australia

AFP Webworks

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From: Ian Sheridan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, 23 August 2004 11:44 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Olympics web site - anyone know anything about how it's built?

Well I'm in the US and I saw a hat that I liked in the 
http://eshop.athens2004.com/ shop (sorry not CF). 14.40 euros is no big 
deal so I wanted to buy it. To do that you have to register and I 
couldn't. It did not have USA listed in the country drop down. Is it 
me?! because I saw a bunch of other countries there that are not in the 
EU. It didn't list Canada either.

Sorry about being OT, I know that NBC (a television network here in the 
US) bought all the broadcasting rights to the Olympics but damn why 
can't my capitalist pig ass buy a darn hat?!heh

Ian
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OT- Re: Olympics web site -

2004-08-22 Thread Roberto Perez
At 09:44 PM 8/22/04, Ian Sheridan wrote:
Well I'm in the US and I saw a hat that I liked in the
http://eshop.athens2004.com/ shop (sorry not CF). 14.40 euros is no big
deal so I wanted to buy it. To do that you have to register and I
couldn't. It did not have USA listed in the country drop down.

It looks like the site was put together in a rush. In their contact us 
section they say to choose from different email addresses to contact 
different departments, and there is no email addresses...

Roberto Perez
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ColdFusion 5 and IIS

2004-08-22 Thread Qasim Rasheed
I have to install ColdFusion 5.0 recently and now IIS is showing the
file download box if I try ti run any coldfusion page. Any thoughts?

Thanks
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Re: Exactly *how* smart are we?

2004-08-22 Thread S . Isaac Dealey
We'll have to get extra points for seeing through the scam and not
taking the test, since all IQ tests are inherently bogus. :)

 I follow most of these discussions on CF, and it's obvious
 there are
 some extremely intelligent people here. I'd like to invite
 everyone
 to visit the International High IQ Society Website so we
 can find
 out where everyone stands intellectually. It would be
 interesting to
 see where Forta, Liotta, and the other big guns stand,
 would it not?

 After you finish your test, post your score (and be
 honest!!).

 I haven't taken the Ultimate IQ test yet, but scored 114
 on the
 Verbal test (The US averages 100).

 Step up to the plate guys and let's see where you stand!

 Will

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add features without fixtures with
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Book Review [ Java for Coldfusion Developers ]

2004-08-22 Thread Daniel Farmer
I'm looking to getting into the OOP side of things... and was wondering if this would be a good place to start. I've read some of that authors other books ( a coldfusion 5 title ) and really enjoyed the author.

If you have the book, how was it? good place to start for Java?
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