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SubscribePartyPoker's World Cup of Pool: Updates on Bustamante & Orcollo!
http://anitokid.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ partypokers-world-cup-of-pool-updates.ht…-
IdeaLab: DIY Django development at ReportingOn
http://ryansholin.com/ 2008/ 10/ 03/ idealab-diy-django-development-at-reporting…Over at IdeaLab, I’ve posted a bit of background on why I ended up building ReportingOn in Django instead of Drupal. Frankly, to the users of the site, it shouldn’t matter which platform I chose, but to me, and to the future of the project as an open source basis for news organizations, I think it matters a great deal.
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Why ReportingOn Launched on Django
http://www.pbs.org/ idealab/ 2008/ 10/ diy-django-development-at-repo.htmlFirst things first: ReportingOn is live, it's a public beta, and it's built in Django. Whoo-hoo! I have a long list of things to polish, add, tweak, revise, and rethink, but it was time to open the site up to users and let them help me figure it out.
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Running the PyAMF shell with Django 1.0 and app-engine-patch
http://aralbalkan.com/ 1503I lost quite a bit of time trying to get the PyAMF shell up and running on the <head> web site this week. I started out by downloading the source for the shell app via a link on a post on the PyAMF blog.
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What's New in Python 2.6
http://simonwillison.net/ 2008/ Oct/ 2/ whatus/What’s New in Python 2.6 (via). Python 2.6 final has been released (the last 2.x version before 3.0). multiprocessing and simplejson (as json) are now in the standard library, any backwards compatible 3.0 features have been added and the official docs are now powered by Sphinx (used by Django 1.0 as well).
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What's New in Python 2.6
http://simonwillison.net/ 2008/ Oct/ 2/ whatus/What’s New in Python 2.6 (via). Python 2.6 final has been released (the last 2.x version before 3.0). multiprocessing and simplejson (as json) are now in the standard library, any backwards compatible 3.0 features have been added and the official docs are now powered by Sphinx (used by Django 1.0 as well).
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TONIGHT IN LOS ANGELES: THE RUMBLE @ 3 OF CLUBS
http://futuresounds.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ tonight-in-los-angeles-rumble-3-of.h…Tonight, after you are finished watching the VP Debate farce, which promises to be great television, go out and celebrate that Palin is now helping our cause at THE RUMBLE: LOS ANGELES. For all you embarrassed Republicans out there that feel like they need to connect with the rural roots, the 3 Of Clubs is the perfect dive bar for you to drink away your sorrows.
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Hadoop on EC2 with OpenSolaris
http://adamfisk.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 10/ 02/ hadoop-on-ec2-with-opensolaris/The OpenSolaris crew just announced you can run Hadoop AMIs on EC2 running on top of OpenSolaris. That’s just cool. I’m still not ready to abandon my Django code running on App Engine (I’ve got a post coming up on the stellar new update to Google App Engine Patch, by the way), but I’d love to play with it.
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Launching ReportingOn 1.0
http://ryansholin.com/ 2008/ 10/ 01/ launching-reportingon-10/This is an experiment. I launched what I’ll call ReportingOn 1.0 this afternoon, as an unfinished application to help journalists of all stripes make connections based on their beat. It’s the word “unfinished” that’s the most experimental part of this right now.
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Django-oopviews now in its own library
http://zerokspot.com/ weblog/ 2008/ 10/ 01/ django-oopviews-now-its-own-library/…As you might have guessed based on the recent activity in django-zsutils, this project is more or less a dumping ground for some ideas I have and snippets I use on multiple sites (or at least see myself using on multiple sites). The new step for any of these is, whether I can see them as standalone library.
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Which CMS do they use in online journalism utopia?
http://www.martinstabe.com/ blog/ 2008/ 10/ 01/ which-cms-do-they-use-in-online-…Following Paul Bradshaw’s recent recommendation, I read Making Online News, a brilliant collection of academic articles edited by Chris Paterson and David Domingo. The articles all attempt update the newsroom ethnographies of the late 1970s and 80s — when several sociologists studied how journalists’
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