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Readers & Writers Mixer--Who's Showing? in Netroots Nation. Last reply on July 03, 2008 04:42.
Has anyone compiled a list of writers who are spozeta show up for this?
If so, could you kindly point me to it (or tell me who to e-mail to get it)?
If not...is anyone going to try? I scribbled down a partial possible list based on the speaker bios but it's gotta be incomplete...& anyway who knows who'll show for the mixer?
Any help depreciated--see yawl in a coupla weeks! -
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Malware on O'Reilly!? in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on July 02, 2008 17:08.
Downloading http://examples.oreilly.com/978059610...\Chapter 3\3-1 Updating data\Update.mdb Avast found MW97:Example family Virus/Worm. VPS version: 080701-0, 07/01/2008. -
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Interest to publish "Face book The missing manuals" in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on July 01, 2008 08:25.
Hallo, I'm from indonesia, and i have an interest to publish "FAce book; The Missing Manuals" to whom i must send the request" Thanl you,. -
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Will you do a book on Aperture 2? in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on June 25, 2008 12:41.
Will you do a book on Aperture 2? -
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Infibeam.com stacks more than 1.5 million Book Titles in InfiBeam.
you can find books on Infibeam.com based on every publisher, title, author, description and ISBN. The book search feature searches the entire rich catalogue of more than 15, 00,000 books and since the company has integrated search as a standard feature, using it is easy as entering a search term in the search box. As just one example, if you want to search Harry Potter, Da Vinci Code, popular seller Skinny Bitch by Kim Barnouin or One Night at the Call Centre by Chetan Bhagat, one can see the powerful search feature.
http://www.infibeam.com/Books/ -
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G. Needs this book in Fade Library. Last reply on June 25, 2008 09:49.
Can we get 'The Welfare State We Are In, James Bartholomew' -
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Does WHSmith need to re-think how it positions itself online? in W H Smith. Last reply on June 24, 2008 00:36.
In pre-internet times it was extremely clear what WHSmith stood for. It was a local shop and first port-of-call when you needed books, films, music, stationery, magazines, cards, etc.
Amazon emerged and defined the online shopping experience offering cheaper prices and a more convenient way of buying the same products.
WHSmith do have an online presence, though this falls short of the offerings of Amazon and other shopping sites, both in price and shopping experience. WHSmith have moved into other markets in order to compensate, though haven't taken any bold moves in any certain direction.
What does WHSmith mean to you today online and off? How should WHSmith be positioning itself online? -
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Help I need these Soon! in Fade Library. Last reply on June 23, 2008 10:15.
I need the following:
Leadership (2005) 1(1) 51-71
HSJ (2000) 12th October 26-9.
Human Relations (2005) 58 (11) 1467-94
Kellerman B (2004) Bad leadership: what it is now, how it happens, why it matters. Boston: Harvard Business School Press.
British Journal of Leadership in Public Services (2006) Transforming or transacting 2(3)
Harvey J (1988) The abilene paradox: the management of agreeemetn. San Francisco: Jossey Bass.
Pedler et al (2006) The managers guide to self development. London: McGraw Hill.
Drucker PF (1989) The practice of management. Oxford: Butterworth Heinneman.
Monitor (2007) NHS Foundation Trust Code of Practice.
Argyris C (1991) Harvard Business Review 69(3) 99-109
Argyris C (1986) Harvard Business Review 64(5) 99-109
Goleman D (1996) Emotional intelligenceL why it can matter more than IQ. London: Bloomsbury. -
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How can I find books to buy on your site by topic. in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on June 14, 2008 00:58.
How can I find books by technical topic? I find the new layout of your web page confusing. I liked it when I could simply go and click on programming languages -> PHP and find PHP books, etc. How can I get back to that system? I can't find anything just by looking at the most popular keywords you have now. -
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Failure to extract files in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on June 13, 2008 16:13.
I cannot get the exercise materials on the web site for Learning Web Design to uncompress after I download them. When I try to extract the files I get a message saying "There is already a folder with the same name as the file name you specified..." How do I get the files to extract? -
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Safari service down? (13/June/08) in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on June 13, 2008 15:50.
Is the Safari books online site down?
Can't seem to even connect to the server -
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Better body typeface? in Rosenfeld Media. Last reply on June 11, 2008 19:47.
This could just be my opinion, but i'm finding the typeface chosen for both books a little hard on the eyes. It's hard to describe what's bothering me about it. The best thing I can come up with is that it feels a bit "thin". It may just be the way the type looks when printed on the particular paper, but I might suggest looking at a couple other typefaces for future books.
Does anyone else have an opinion on this matter? Am I just crazy?
Great work on the quality content so far. I look forward to future publications! -
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Java Programming Party.Java in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on June 11, 2008 18:40.
who do i contact regarding a coding problem with the java book?
I entered the code for the party.java program from page 3, and when i try to execute the code, i get the following error message: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: main.
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Sharing books in bkkeepr. Last reply on June 09, 2008 15:41.
It would be cool to have some way to indicate some way of lending/borrowing books. i.e. I can say /d bkkeepr lend @username ISBN# and also then check back in when I get it back. Maybe even a friendly "nudge, can i have my book back please?" :) -
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Need sample/source code for "Start Your Engines - Developing Driving and Racing Games" in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on June 05, 2008 23:12.
I have recently purchased "Start Your Engines - Developing Driving and Racing Games", published by Paraglyph Press, and cannot find the source code. It is my understanding that O'Reilly now handles the titles by this publisher. Is there a URL that you could point me to, which would have the source code for this book? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. -
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Support for BookMooch.com in Profilactic. Last reply on June 03, 2008 15:06.
Add support for BookMooch.com? It's a book trading site with some cool RSS feeds. -
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Can your new release or upcoming title lists have an RSS feed? in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on June 03, 2008 14:59.
I would love to be able to keep up on O'Reilly releases in my RSS reader. Any chance? or any alternative? -
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Updated editions of Emacs books? in O'Reilly Media. Last reply on June 02, 2008 22:30.
Will there be updated editions of
Learning GNU Emacs
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Writing GNU Emacs Extensions? -
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Who designs your oh-so-lovely book covers? in Rosenfeld Media. Last reply on June 02, 2008 00:14.
Seriously, those are some pretty book covers. Let's admire them, shall we:
Who is responsible for such fantastic cover design? -
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Longer recent package history in Midwest Pages to Prisoners Project. Last reply on May 24, 2008 01:10.
Quoting Jess from the NYC group:
It would be even more neat to have something come up every time we put in a person's ID, off to the side -- even when they've recieved books quite a
while back: not just that we've sent them a pkg and on what date, but what
titles. If you think there's space on the right hand side of the screen for
that info while you're entering another package. This will let us know
whether we've already sent somebody who's asking about Malcolm X (for
example) the autobiography, and so we should send him something different. At the moment we do some hopping back and forth putting the prisoner's number into the bowse tab to see what the person got earlier. It'll also make us more easily aware of the dictionary collectors. Not that that's
a widespread problem, but there are folks who do it, and you know how scarce dictionaries can be. it'll give us an opportunity to write them a postcard asking them what's up.
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