Monday, August 16, 2004

excited utterances - Law Firms Turn to B Schools for Training excited utterances:" The New York Law Journal reports that Pittsburgh law firm, Reed Smith, has partnered with the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business to create Reed Smith University. The firm plans to develop courses for all of its employees, including lawyers, secretaries, paralegal, and other staff in the areas of leadership, business development, technology, professional support, and continuing legal education. " 5:27:26 PM    comment []  trackback []

InfoWorld: Microsoft details XP SP2 conflicts: August 16, 2004 InfoWorld: Microsoft details XP SP2 conflicts: August 16, 2004: "The list, published in a knowledge base article on Microsoft's Web site, includes developer and backup tools, antivirus software and an FTP (file transfer protocol) client. The applications may not work correctly after installing SP2 because the update installs and enables a new program called Windows Firewall. " 5:23:05 PM    comment []  trackback []

At the Sounding Edge: LilyPond, Part 2 At the Sounding Edge: LilyPond, Part 2: "Last month we looked at some of the the basic operations of the LilyPond music typesetting software. We saw that LilyPond is a TeX-based language specifying the complexities of Western music notation and capable of producing excellent PostScript printable output. This month, we look at three GUI front-ends for LilyPond: the Rosegarden sequencer, the NoteEdit music notation editor and the Denemo LilyPond file preparation utility. I've also appended a brief account of the music and sound topic presentations made at this year's Libre Software Meeting. But first we return to the 'Pond. " 5:21:39 PM    comment []  trackback []