The 6th incarnation of Elmer's blog
The Wall Street Journal has created an active new law blog titled straightforwardly enough, Law Blog. Law Blog “focuses on law and business, and the business of law.” Lawyer, former-litigator and current WSJ Online contributor Peter Lattman is the lead writer.
BoleyBlogs! – Paul L. Boley Law Library
technorati tags: wall street journal
CATS is an applicant tracking system (ATS). Built on the LAMP platform (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP), it can be installed and running in 5 minutes on a Unix or Windows platform. It features built-in applicant tracking, resume search, CRM, and a reporting dashboard for staffing agencies and corporate HR departments.
freshmeat.net: Project details for CATS
Idea: law schools develop lots of fun and interesting ways to track faculty canidates, mostly involving lots of 3 ring binders. This sort of system would allow an appointments committe to gather all of that data and information into a single electronic archive. Could be hosted or locally run.
technorati tags: applicant_tracking
The goal is to create an XML-RPC interface for aggregators, with a first implementation for the NewsRiver aggregator that’s an add-on for the OPML Editor.
XML-RPC interface for the NewsRiver aggregator
This could prove very useful in the future.
technorati tags: NewsRiver, Dave Winer, Scripting News, XML-RPC, aggregator
With the announcement of the first Intel based Macs yesterday, many users have rejoiced in being able to dual-boot both Mac OS X and Windows. Unfortunately, this is not the case; due to Apple’s use of the extensible firmware interface (EFI) rather than BIOS, current Windows releases will not run on the systems.
BetaNews | XP Won’t Run on Intel MacBook, iMac
Bigger question: Will OS X from the Intel boxes run on non-Apple hardware?
The ESBN (Electronic Standard Book Number) is the unique identifier of electronic media. ESBNs are recognized worldwide and available 24×7 online.
ESBN – Electronic Standard Book Number
Seems like you get a unique id number for each downloaded file and use some set of tools to track that number in the file as it moves about the countryside. via eHub.