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For the first time in months, I used the Shift Happens presentation, because most of the audience hadn?t already seen it. If you?re Internet connection has it filtered, add a comment to this post, saying which provider you have, and we can all see if there?s a common thread!
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Read Jersey e-Learning Day (Links)
For a limited time only, download and print your very own Shoe Circus Clown Club card! To make your very own Shoe Circus Clown Club card, you'll need Microsoft Visio and the Kristen ITC font (which I think ships with Windows Vista).
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Read Bill Gates has one, so why don't you? (Links)
Read Reading List : Communities and Word of Mouth Marketing (Links)
Have you ever wondered if there was a quicker way to go between Mail, Calendar, Contacts, etc. than just clicking on the buttons in the Navigation Pane?
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Read Switching between modules on the keyboard and in the To-Do Bar (Links)
Smart2020 - Enabling The Low Carbon Economy In The Information Age This is a great report that describes ways that the ICT industry could enable significant reductions of emissions in other sectors of the economy and has quantified these in terms of CO2e emission savings and cost savings.
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Read The Role of IT To Address Sustainability and Climate Change (Links)
Sure, you can go to Add/Remove Programs (or Programs and Features in Vista/Windows 2008) on the Control Panel, search for the power tools and uninstall them. The current version is the March 2008 Power Tools release.
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Read Upgrading Team Foundation Power Tools (Links)
I don?t remember exactly when I learned recursion. I still remember a code review some years ago when three professional developers asked me to re-write a very clever routine I?d written to use conventional loops rather than a recursive solution just because they were not comfortable supporting it.
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Read Recursion See Recursion Again (Links)
Read Shrinking SQL Server Databases (Links)
Fat code also translates to higher energy consumption as a machine works extra hard to process queries. [Add your Windows systems to the exo.performance community, plus monitor how they specifically perform, with InfoWorld's Windows Sentinel tool.] The folks at Microsoft know this first-hand.
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Read Microsoft developers trim code internally to cut costs (Links)
Read Sustainable Workplace Design (Links)
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