bedeviled mojo slop

• where is my confluence home directory - It's right where you left it.
• dirty dancing livejournal icons - Honestly folks, is the only way to jazz up your LiveJournal to add crappy movie icons? If so, I don't have 'em
• emo livejournal icons - Sorry, I only have cuban synth pop livejournal icons!
• don't hate the player just hate the player hater - Hollah!
• what equipment i would need to start my own peel and stick banner - You can always use duct tape, so figure on getting some of it. Beyond that, you're on your own.
• wayne's world livejournal icons - No hu-way!
• child flu shot photo - Keep your sick fetishes to yourself and off my blog!
• axl rose templates - WWAD? (What Would Axl Do?) - Spread the word.
• livejournal icons dawson's creek - GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! You go to hell James van der Beek. You go to hell and you die!
• formatting cristal report for excel - I think you meant 'Crystal'. Cristal is ... well ... obviously you don't know.
• gwen changing in mallrats - Specific pr0n fetishes need not apply.

From a users perspective, blojlets are interactive blog entries. Technically, blojlets are modular pieces of code that act upon blog entries. Blojlets are specific to blojsom. A specific example of a blojlet in action.

Internationalization is the process of writing software in such a way as to make the localization of the software to a particular region as easy as possible. In other words, internationalization aims to remove the burden of re-engineering an application when writing for multiple countries and/or regions. Localization deals with the translation of textual elements to a particular locale. There are also a number of user interface elements that may be added or removed from a locale to provide the user with a native look and feel to the application. This session will cover many of the aspects of internationalization such as locales, isolating locale-specific data, formatting of data, Unicode, input and output, GUI development,input methods, etc. The session is intended to provide an overview and introduction to the many different aspects of Java internationalization and how these fulfill the promise of "Write Once, Run Anywhere (in the world)".

BlogPet is a little creature for your Blogger homepage. When you install your pet it will read your blog when you update it, guess what kind of mood you're in and tell visitors what it thinks. And sometimes the pets know a few jokes too!

It's similar to a Tamigotchi, except it doesn't need food or water. The only thing your BlogPet loves is the sound of your voice! And it's really easy to install. Check it out...

We've tried Roller Weblogger for some time but our final choice for a blogging system is Blojsom. It ran smoothly on Tomcat 5 and only needed a little configuration to suit our needs. It's very lightweight, file based and has lots of interesting plugins that hopefully we'll have time to use one day.

./configure; make; make install

MetricsReloaded is a plugin to IntelliJ IDEA which calculates and displays a large number of source code metrics for any IDEA project. MetricsReloaded is designed for use in project tracking, quality assurance, and developer training. Over 210 metrics are currently available at the project, module, package, class, and method levels. Metrics can be sorted, graphed, compared with previous metrics runs, and exported to file. MetricsReloaded is available via the Plugin Manager.

static String normalize(String src, Normalizer.Mode mode) 

Normalizer.Mode.NFKC 

The Internet Registry Information Service (IRIS) is a protocol developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force's (IETF) Cross-Registry Internet Service Protocol (CRISP) Working Group. It is intended to be a replacement of the aging Nicname/Whois protocol currently defined in RFC 954.