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• A week of symfony #49 (3->9 december 2007)

  Symfony continues polishing its components before the long-awaited launch of 1.1 version. During this week, 45 defects and 37 enhancements have been closed and the cache framework has been refactored. New milestone for symfony: more than 300 websites around the world publicly declare that they use symfony. Development mailing list · Discussions about Symfony and bad coding habits and Symfony should support PDO_sqlite Development highlights · r6326.

• Windows Live Tools December 2007 CTP

  Windows Live Tools December 2007 CTP December 2007 CTP for Windows Live Tools is released.  This release is compatible with Visual Studio 2008 and ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview.  Please find more information on Windows Live Dev Connect. For Visual Studio 2008 RTM Release and ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview, you can use the December 2007 CTP for Windows Live Tools.

• P.S.I. - Auction 8. & 9. December 2007

• December 2007 Roundup

  December 2007 Roundup I’m really late getting this roundup out, but the past month has been chaotic, to say the least. The past week or so since I’ve been home has been all about trying to find a doctor to treat a minor surgical complication (no luck yet), and figuring out what is OK and what isn’t OK to eat (ah, self-discovery! very scary!). Sushi goes down really well, as does lentil rice with chicken/gyro meat and sandwiches from Cosi.

• Does My Blog Look Good In This? - December 2007

  December 12, 2007 4:00 pm to December 31, 2007 4:00 pm What is DMBLGIT? The idea behind the event is to give everyone a chance to enjoy some of the best pictures of the month posted on food blogs. There are so many great blogs now and new posts are constantly updated, it’s very easy to miss some great posts and pictures. This event takes us back through the best food photos of the previous month.

• A week of symfony #48 (26 november->2 december 2007)

  Calm week for symfony: moderate development activity, several new plugins and websites and a new open source application developed with symfony called Motilee Development highlights · r6173:deprecated sfAction::getRequestMethods() and sfAction::getDefaultView() methods · r6174: added form support for Propel objects · r6176: removed sfView::isAttributeHolderEscaped() and added isEscaped() method to view attribute holder classes · r6196.

• A week of symfony #50 (10->16 december 2007)

  Symfony 1.1 development activity continues at fast pace. Some new pages about the upcoming features of symfony 1.1 have been published on the wiki. Next week, the first symfony code sprint will take place. Development mailing list · Discussions about i18n - the new form widgets - and labels! Development highlights · r6432: fixed sfFileLogger typo · r6456, r6458: removed required categories in sfYamlConfigHandler (not used).

• This week on Scienceroll (11 - 17 December, 2007)

  My exam period is just about to begin, but I still try to post often. Let’s see what happenned last week: ·  We had the last Scifoo lives on session in Second Life in 2007. We focused on Nature.com’s role in e-Science. · I continued my series dedicated to personalized genetics. This time, the main topic was the dangers of this field of medicine. · Let me introduce you to Reggie Bibbs.

• What’s on the web? (18 December 2007)

  · The Top 10 Questions Patients Should Ask Their Docs (And That Docs Should Be Asking Themselves): Important questions from California Medicine Man · Learning anatomy online (BMJ Career Focus): Screenshot from Instant Anatomy: · Top 10 Scientific Discoveries (TIME) · Health informatics interviews (Release Zero Blog): A series of interviews from the world of health informatics. · A big few weeks for open (notebook) science (A Science in the Open) · Amy Tenderich came up with 2 great posts.

• What’s on the web? (11 December 2007)

  · Sickle cell - latest advances (Genetics and Health): “… The mice started producing healthy blood, and their sickle cell symptoms vanished.” · How to Prepare Yourself for a Genetic Test (Eye on DNA): One of the (if not the) best posts I’ve ever read from Hsien-Hsien Lei. · As David announced it today, the Visible Body is now available for everyone. This visualization tool features a 3D model of the human body.