http://news.launchpad.net – You didn’t expect it, but here it is. “This Week in Launchpad’s Web API” returns for one more week! This week we’re pleased to announce that you can now search the bug tasks associated with a project, project group, distribution, or milestone. We know a lot of people have been waiting for this feature. >>> launchpadlib_project = launchpad.projects['launchpadlib'] >>> me = launchpad.me >>> my_launchpadlib_bugs = launchpadlib_project.searchTasks(assignee=me) Read more »

http://www.theufovideos.com – It’s always fun to have a birthday, and don’t let anyone tell you that birthday parties are just for children. We all love that special day when we celebrate with loved ones, both friends and family. Some birthday parties are better than others. It’s a matter of the quality of the people who turn up, the food, the drink and the ambience. Read more »

http://www.forexzones.com – The world economy has been left in turmoil after a series of threats to the global economy had risen in the past few months. Read more »

http://mdzlog.wordpress.com – The Linux Plumbers Conference has ended, and on the whole it was a productive forum despite its rocky start. One of the reasons for this was that there was a strong presence from the kernel community, carried over from Kernel Summit.  Since the purpose of Plumbers was to explore problems which span subsystems, having these folks in the room was a key factor.  I’m told that it’s unlikely that the conferences will colocate next year, and I hope that it will succeed in drawing participation from kernel developers anyway. Read more »

http://www.health-niche.com – Sexual ProblemsAs we all know, sex is one of the commonest desires of men and women alike. With passing times, the taboo regarding sexual issues is slowly getting blurred and many women are ready to discuss the issue with their doctors, physicians, and in online forums. Women’s life is no doubt filled to the brim with varied milestones that start right from the onset of her menstrual cycle. Read more »

http://en.andregondim.eti.br – my room. 1. Take a picture of yourself right now. 2. Don’t change your clothes, don’t fix your hair…just take a picture. 3. Post that picture with NO editing. 4. Post these instructions with your picture. Hugs and Good Luck! My Brazilian Blog Get involved http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate Read more »

http://lucidfox.org – Everything written below comes from personal experience of maintaining a Java CMS written by our predecessors, who gave us next to no instructions regarding that pile of code. Don’t use an ORM library. If someone calls you on it, tell them that there were no ORMs available in 2003. Instead, write your own ad-hoc, bug-ridden object mapping layer that only works with Oracle. Don’t use reflection to automatically handle POJO classes being mapped without writing boilerplate code. Read more »

http://jldugger.livejournal.com – Seemingly in response to an earlier post of mine, Canonical has recently launched a US based store. Since they've gone to the trouble to risk taking my advice, I suppose it's only fair that I shill a bit for them. Prices before were close to 40 dollars for a shirt after taxes and shipping. They're now closer to 25, and I think I'll put in an order at that price. The store's new, so it's not yet perfected -- they ship a fun set of stickers via UPS Ground, a 7 dollar charge for something that could probably be sent for 42 cents. Read more »

http://chakpak.com – All about Drona's Movie, videos, Reviews, Quiz, Photos, Trivia, wallpapers on www.chakpak.com Read more »

http://mdzlog.wordpress.com – Credit: The Kitten's Toe On Friday, 24th October, I attended an Open Rights Group event where Neil Gaiman spoke about the impact of digital “piracy” on authors such as himself.  His thesis was that the free availability of content from books, even when it is contemporaneously for sale in print, is in fact beneficial for the creator.  This is, he said, because their greatest challenge, in a world crowded with writers, is to be “tasted” by potential readers and publishers. Read more »