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feeding fish and birds in travnik bosnia
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13 kilometara do vitovlja
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Autoput relacija Gornji Koricani - Donji Koricani
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THE BEARDS - If Your Dad Doesn't Have a Beard, You've Got Two Mums (Official Film Clip)
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[magick-users] combine two images side by side

> Hello,
> How can I combine two images side by side.
> Let say img1.png (30px wide) and img2.png (30px wide) and to be made
> into one img of 60px.
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Veysel Karani Ilahi
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ChromiumOS Vanilla Nightly Builds

Want the latest and greatest that Chromium OS has to offer? Weren't one of the lucky ones to receive a Google Chrome Notebook? Vanilla is for you!
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How To Make An Interface With Horizontal Tables Like The Pulse News App: Part 2 | Ray Wenderlich

This is a blog post by iOS Tutorial Team member Felipe Laso, an independent iOS developer and aspiring game designer/programmer.

Create this cool app with both vertical and horizontal table views!
This is the second of a two-part series on how to create horizontal table views in an interface similar to the Pulse News App.
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Kineski autic na solarni pogon
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Shareable: A Low-Cost, Low-Power DIY Cellular Data Network

Shareable recently covered a group of residents of Jalalabad, Afghanistan who built their own open-source wireless network from junk and everyday household items. For the less-industrious yet DIY-inclined, the Village Base Station (pdf) is a low-power, easy to deploy tool developed by Berkeley professor Kurtis Heimerl to create a GSM cellular data network in areas with limited power and network resources. MobileActive recently got their hands on a prototype and tested it in a large American city, and the results were promising. In a post about the experiment, they note the benefits of the Village Base Station:
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N1 Guide to Rooting & Flashing Cyanogen - Nexus One/Nexus S Forum - Google Phone Forum

I'm going to try and keep this as short as possible but also explain everything needed for the beginner that is attempting to root his/her first android (N1) phone.

1. Setting up Android-SDK
1a. Download Android-SDK
1b. Extract the folder out of the .zip file
1c. Launch SDK Setup
1d. In the "Choose Packages to Install" window, select the bubble for "Accept All" and click install. This process will download approx 1.3gb.
1e. rename the folder from "android-sdk-windows" to "n1", this will make future steps easier.
1f. move the n1 folder to the root of the c:, again this will make future steps easier
08:36

Nominatim - OpenStreetMap Wiki

Nominatim (from the Latin, 'by name') is a tool to search osm data by name and address and to generate synthetic addresses of osm points (reverse geocoding). It can be found at http://nominatim.openstreetmap.org . Nominatim is also used as one of the sources for the Search box on the OpenStreetMap home page and powers the search on the MapQuest Open Initiative websites.
This page provides usage instructions. For details of how Nominatim works please see the Development Overview and there is a short FAQ.
If you find problems with the search results please help by providing a test case or submitting a bug through trac. See also the notes for Version 2.
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Open Source: 3D View Transitions Library Including Cloth And Flip Style Transitions | iPhone, iOS 4, iPad SDK Development Tutorial and Programming Tips

Some time ago I mentioned the excellent open source Leaves library that enables creation of a reader with iBooks style page transitions from a text, image or PDF file, and more recently the FlipView library which provides an open source example of a Flipboard style magazine reader app.  I’ve received some feedback asking for more of the same – specifically in the way of cool 3D transitions.
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» Microsoft’s Rule Engines Karl Reinsch’s Blog

I am often asked to describe the rule engines that Microsoft ships. (The first question being: “Microsoft has rule engines?”) This question frequently comes from folks who know rules, but don’t know .NET. This post is specifically written to answer the question. Should the offerings change in the future, I will update this post as needed.
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Programming with the Microsoft Business Rules Framework

While the Microsoft Business Rules Framework and BRE are still relatively new (both were originally released with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004), the Rete algorithm is not. The Artificial Intelligence Journal published a paper by Dr. Charles L. Forgy in 1982 entitled "Rete: A Fast Algorithm for the Many Pattern/Many Object Pattern Match Problem." Dr. Forgy first published his research work on the Rete algorithm in 1974.

Rete is an efficient pattern-matching algorithm capable of evaluating rules at a very high rate of speed, with little regard for the number of rules
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NxBRE

NxBRE 's interest lies first into its simplicity, second in the possibility of easily extending its features by delegating to custom code in the Flow Engine or by writing custom RuleBase adapters or Business Objects binders in the Inference Engine.
NxBRE can be really useful for projects that have to deal with:
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Biztalk Server - BRE Decision

We are building a product which requires Business Rules Engine to de-couple the ever changing business rules. The BRE solution should accommodate complex tax/finance related business rules. We are considering BizTalk server’s BRE and InRule 3rd party solution (http://www.inrule.com/). Another requirement is that the business analyst should be able to author the business rules without
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Business Rule Engine (BRE) Blog by Sreedhar Pelluru, Senior Programmer Writer - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

Business Rule Engine (BRE) Blog by Sreedhar Pelluru, Senior Programmer Writer
07:29

Using the BRE outside of BizTalk

Recently I've wanted to demonstrate using the BizTalk Rules Engine outside of BizTalk.  In our post 9/11 world, everyone's probably had some contact with the heightened security and restrictions for air travel and banking transactions.  Along the same lines, the Nuclear Regulations Commission often updates the rules concerning access control to nuclear power plants within the United States.  Knowing the flexibilty of the BRE and the ease with which new rules can be added and deployed, I thought this was a good premise for my example.
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Simple example of using BizTalk Business Rules Engine (BRE) with Database - Distilled Thoughts (Integration/Middleware & Cloud Computing) - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

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