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How to Speak at a Java Users Group

How do you speak at a local Java Users Group? It's really simple actually...

  1. Pick a topic relevant to the group. Talk to your friendly local coordinator to see whether your topic is appropriate or of interest to the group. It is very likely that the...
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 |  Comments  |  Jan 13, 2009

Powell's Endorsement of Obama

I find this year's election very interesting as a Canadian living in Colorado. I am merely a spectator since I have yet to become an American citizen. Still, I do see this as a pivotal moment in the history of this nation. Americans get to decide what...

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 |  Comments  |  Oct 19, 2008

The Me Meme

Why not...


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Take a picture of yourself right now.
Don’t change your clothes, don’t fix your hair…just take a picture. (should be super-easy with Photobooth)
Post that picture with NO editing.
Post these instructions...

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 |  Comments  |  Oct 3, 2008

What I Publish

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Here is what I publish through this blog's RSS feed. It's not bound to what I actually write...
This was created using Wordle and is licensed under a Creative Commons By Attribution License.
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 |  Comments  |  Aug 4, 2008

Back on blogs.sun.com

I have been back at Sun for almost a year now. Still, there are a few things that I have yet to take care of. Things like unsubscribing from the Sun Alumni Yahoo! group. Or moving my RSS feed back to blogs.sun.com.

Well, one of these things have been...

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 |  Comments  |  Jul 17, 2008

Do You Really Need That Jar File?

Many Java projects accumulate Jar files. Their numbers just grow until you are not exactly sure why or whether a Jar file is still in use. Traditionally, you answer the question of whether you still need a specific file by removing it from the class...

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 |  Comments  |  May 6, 2008

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