We've teamed up with environmental scientists to develop the SkeeterMeter(TM), a mosquito forecast modeling system. By using local air temperature, precipitation, relative humidity, and drought/soil conditions, we can forecast mosquito activity throughout the U.S. This valuable information will help you limit your exposure to these nasty flying pests. The convenient 3-week forecast is updated weekly and predicts your probability of being bitten.
Friday, August 30, 2002
SKEETERBITES.COM -- Nationwide Mosquito Alert Forecast Information provided by Cutter(R)
SKEETERBITES.COM -- Nationwide Mosquito Alert Forecast Information provided by Cutter(R)
YIL | 50 Most Incredibly Useful Sites
YIL | Feature
This is it: our annual list of sites that fulfill the Web's true promise. They may not make you rich overnight, but they will make your day that much more livable. They may be large or small, well-known or brand-new, but every one of these sites and services will actually get something done for you.
A List Apart: 10 Tips on Writing the Living Web
A List Apart: 10 Tips on Writing the Living Web
Writing for the Living Web is a tremendous challenge. Here are ten tips that can help.
Wednesday, August 28, 2002
Monday, August 26, 2002
The New Republic Online: First Serve
Just becuase you haven't served in the military, doens't mean you can't be part of debate over a war with Iraq. From the New Republic Online: First Serve via InstaPundit.com. (Free registration required.)
In fact, over and over during the '90s, the generals with firsthand battlefield experience guessed wrong--and the civilians without it guessed it right--about what would happen when the United States went to war. Before the Gulf war, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin Powell--who had spent his life in uniform--said war with Iraq would prove too costly. He was overridden by Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, who once infamously told a reporter that he "had other priorities in the '60s than military service." In 1992 Powell wrote a New York Times op-ed warning against U.S. military intervention in Bosnia--intervention that (in tandem with a Croat ground assault) eventually forced the Serbs into a peace deal. And in 1999 the Joint Chiefs of Staff leaked to the press their opposition to U.S. war in Kosovo--a war that drove Slobodan Milosevic from Kosovo without a single American combat casualty.
ERP Effort Sinks Agilent Revenue - Computerworld
ERP Effort Sinks Agilent Revenue - Computerworld
According to one analyst, ERP disasters are often caused by the user company itself. Joshua Greenbaum, an analyst at Enterprise Applications Consulting in Daly City, Calif., said 99% of such rollout fiascoes are caused by "management's inability to spec out their own requirements and the implementor's inability to implement those specs."
Thursday, August 22, 2002
$662 million, 10-year plan to make bay a ferry capital
From SFGate: $662 million, 10-year plan to make bay a ferry capital / Proposal would add 7 routes and use less-polluting vessels
If state lawmakers approve the $662 million, 10-year plan -- and Bay Area voters and elected officials agree to fund it through a combination of increased bridge toll revenues, sales taxes and local contributions -- 44 ferries could be plying the bay by 2015. That would make it the world's largest ferry fleet, outpacing Sydney, which operates 32 boats.
Wednesday, August 21, 2002
666 in Barcodes - a hidden mark of the beast?
I found this at work today while checking the FAQ of a Barcode/MICR font company. A customer purchased one of their fonts, and needed to make it work with one of our software applications. In the FAQ I found: 666 in Barcodes - a hidden mark of the beast?.
Is this really a question they are frequently asked? I have been working in the barcode software industry for almost ten years, and have never been asked about "666" in barcodes.
Is this really a question they are frequently asked? I have been working in the barcode software industry for almost ten years, and have never been asked about "666" in barcodes.
Tuesday, August 20, 2002
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