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	Jim Hall - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Hall is a programmer for the FreeDOS project and the original developer of the GNU Robots program.
		Jim Hall is a Jazz guitarist and composer.
		Jim Hall was a brief 19th century baseball player (1872-1875)
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Jim_Hall (125 words)

	The Real Programmer
		Jim was able to repair the damage over the phone, getting the user to toggle in disk I/O instructions at the front panel, repairing system tables in hex, reading register contents back over the phone.
		If there is not enough schedule pressure on the Real Programmer, he tends to make things more challenging by working on some small but interesting part of the problem for the first nine weeks, then finishing the rest in the last week, in two or three 50-hour marathons.
		It is a matter of some concern to Real Programmers that the latest generation of computer programmers are not being brought up with the same outlook on life as their elders.
	www.neurophys.wisc.edu /comp/humor1.html (3623 words)

	Encyclopedia: Jim Hall (programmer)
		Jim Hall began work on a free software replacement for the MS-DOS operating system in 1994 when he was still a physics student at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.
		He remains active with FreeDOS, and is currently the coordinator for the Project.
		Jim is also the original developer of GNU Robots, but he is no longer active on this project and has since handed maintainership over to Tim Northover.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Jim-Hall-(programmer) (131 words)

	Webloggers for past 3 months -- by last name
		Jim was the architect of two of the world's largest managed enterprise voice networks; each solution serving roughly twenty-thousand users in more than one-thousand communities across Canada, providing telecommunications in five different languages, through six time zones, administered completely from a central location.
		Jim has now moved on from the world of proprietary telecom, and is commited to open-source telephony.
		Jim is one of the principal contributors to the Asterisk Documentation Project, and is co-authoring the upcoming O'Reilly book, Asterisk: The Future of Telephony.
	www.oreillynet.com /pub/q/webloggers (10339 words)

	Jim Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Taylor is Chief of DVD Technology and General Manager of the Advanced Technology Group at Sonic Solutions, the leading developer of DVD and CD creation software.
		Jim received the 2000 DVD Pro Discus Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Industry, was named one of the 21 most influential DVD executives by DVD Report, was an inaugural inductee into the 2002 Digital Media Hall of Fame, and was named one of the Pioneers of DVD by One to One magazine.
		Before joining Sonic in 2001, Jim was DVD Evangelist at Microsoft, and was formerly VP of Information Technology at Videodiscovery, an educational multimedia publishing company.
	dvddemystified.com /jim/jhtaylor.htm (862 words)

	The Real Programmer Stories
		The easiest way to tell a Real Programmer from the crowd is by the programming language he (or she) uses.
		Real programmers don't need all these abstract concepts to get their jobs done -- they are perfectly happy with a keypunch, a FORTRAN IV compiler, and a beer.
		Mountain climbing is OK, and Real Programmers wear their climbing boots to work in case a mountain should suddenly spring up in the middle of the machine room.
	www-personal.edfac.usyd.edu.au /staff/souters/Humour/Real.Programmer.Stories.html (5308 words)

	Waxy.org: Daily Log: Nanniebots: Hoax, Fraud, or Delusion?
		One thread from 2002 critically discusses Jim's claims of developing his own private Usenet newsreader software, even though his headers revealed he was using another popular newsreader.
		Jim is, the bots are, this blog is, the linkers are, the comments are, cameron is, nathan is...even Belle du Jour is.
		Jim, if you're reading this, please listen, the people who know most about paedophiles (the police and childrens' charitites) are asking you to stop.
	www.waxy.org /archive/2004/03/23/nanniebo.shtml (13962 words)

	★ Reviews for Young,_Jim
		Jim is ultimately a character who inspires our sympathy due to his inability to find reconcilliation for his one tragic moment of weakness.
		Jim, for all his courage in the line of fire has tried to avoid all memory of the once shameful act of his former life and by doing so becomes destined to repeat his mistakes.
		Jim is a young naval officer with high hopes of heroism and moral superiority, but when he faces his first test of courage, he miserably fails.
	authors.booksunderreview.com /Y/Young,_Jim/Young,_Jim_6.html (6908 words)

	Jim Stach
		Jim at at WHS55 get-together at The Green Mill in Woodbury, Minnesota in October 2001.
		Jim (3rd from left, standing) at the 45 year reunion in September 2000.
		Jim (second from right) at a get-together at Alice Schumacher Jansen's house in May 1990.
	www.homestead.com /whs55/files/stach.htm (375 words)

	Java Programmer's FAQ
		Most programmers of any kind have never worked on MS Office, but work on internal applications, and so it is with Java.
		In initialize by roll-up, the programmer sets the first element of the array to the desired value, and then moves elements array[0 to n-1] to array[1 to n].
		To the programmer, the important difference is that you can change a low level event such as the key value in a keypress, and it will display the new value.
	www.cs.colorado.edu /~karl/APlus/javafaq.html (15424 words)

	John Storrs Hall
		Hall, J. (1999): "Architectural considerations for self-replicating manufacturing systems", Nanotechnology V 10 no. 3 pp.
		Hall, J. Storrs, and D. Smith (1996): "Database Mining and Matching in the Rutgers CAM", in Associative Processing and Processors, Argy Kirkelis and Charles Weems, eds., IEEE CS Press.
		Hall, J. (1993): "Nanocomputers and Reversible Logic", Third Foresight Conference on Nanotechnology, Palo Alto.
	www.imm.org /HallCV.html (1003 words)

	Java Programmer's FAQ
		Another programmer reported that he was not paid by Sys-Con for an article for their Delphi magazine.
		Programmers expect publishers to pay a cancellation or "kill" fee when they don't run a work they have commissioned.
		Programmer beware, and please don't support magazines that are in conflict over payment with their programmer contributors.
	www.cse.unsw.edu.au /~cs3421/java/faqs/comp.lang.java.programmers.faq.html (15758 words)

	Jim Ward, International Poetry Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim has been writing poetry for the last twenty years, but is unpublished as yet.
		He is planning on compiling several selections into a future book.
		Jim says, "Writing poetry allows me to share my innermost feelings with others." He is a computer programmer who develops software for the health care industry.
	www.poetry.com /poets/JimWard.html (69 words)

	Jim Keogh
		Jim Keogh / Paperback / Osborne McGraw Hill / 352pp.
		Jim Keogh / Paperback / Osborne McGraw Hill / 874pp.
		Jim Keogh / Hardcover / Prentice Hall / 352pp.
	www.jimkeogh.com (626 words)

	Jim's Favorite Actionscript Books
		Also, if you are already an expert programmer in 2 or 3 other languages, such as C, Perl and Javascript, then this book (which is much cheaper than it's Daddy, The Definitive Guide), is probably all you need to learn Actionscript.
		I am not sure if his book is suitable for every programming newbie (the Moock books are probably better in many cases), but it is certainly a personal favorite of mine, and is more suitable for people who think graphically, and are interested in deeply exploring the mathematics behind Flash animation.
		A programmer's cookbook is a collection of recipes - short examples that explain how to do all kinds of things.
	www.krazydad.com /bestiary/books.html (807 words)

	software.ca - Programmer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Experienced English speaking programmers on a full-time basis for $980 per month.
		The programmers have extensive knowledge with one or many different languages: C++, VB, ASP, PHP, Perl, etc...
		If you are not a programmer, but would like to write applications for Mac OS X, this is the way to start.
	www.software.ca /Programmer/all/search (245 words)

	Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Athletic Hall of Fame inductees are standouts in Beaver athletics who graduated at least 20 years ago or coaches and administrators who made significant contributions to the development and success of BSU athletics.
		Hasty, member of BSU volleyball, track and field hockey teams; selected as 1975 Outstanding Educator for Benson schools; high school coach for volleyball, basketball and track; active in the Minnesota State High School League, serving on the athletic advisory, the volleyball evaluation, and transportation committees; chair of committee to achieve MSHSL status for dance team.
		The Athletic Hall of Fame ceremonies are part of homecoming festivities at BSU.
	info.bemidji.msus.edu /News/others/archive/halloffame.html (408 words)

	AMERICAN PROGRAMMER Editorial Guidelines
		As one experienced programmer told me, "I often feel I am doing something good when I start drawing these models, but after a while I feel I have somehow passed the point of diminishing returns and my work becomes wasteful.
		I hope it is clear that the measure of insufficiency is not to be found in the description of the methodology, but in the relation of the project team to the methodology: Insufficiency is when the team does not communicate often or well enough for the various team members to carry out their work.
		We couldn't get six good Smalltalk programmers at that time, so we used 26 programmers, over time ending up with 4 experienced ones, who spent much of their time helping the inexperienced ones.
	members.aol.com /acockburn/papers/barelysufficient.htm (3907 words)

	math lessons - GNU Robots (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The goal is to guide a robot simulation around a maze, consuming food, avoiding baddies, and collecting as many prizes as possible in the process.
		On discovering GNU Robots, a programmer is likely to miss a nights sleep due to an addictive cycle of programming, running, and tweaking.
		GNU Robots was originally written by Jim Hall, but he no longer works on it.
	www.mathdaily.com /lessons/GNU_Robots (176 words)

	ACM Queue - A Conversation with Jim Gray - Who would ever, in this time of the greatest interconnectivity in human ...
		JIM GRAY We have an embarrassment of riches in that we're able to store more than we can access.
		So programmers have to start thinking of the disk as a sequential device rather than a random access device.
		The geometric programming model that coincided with the physical organization of data posed several challenges for the programmer.
	www.acmqueue.org /modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=43 (4635 words)

	Chistory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In this scheme, the programmer explicitly associates the name of each externally visible procedure and data object with a numeric offset in the global vector; the linkage is accomplished in the compiled code by using these numeric offsets.
		Within procedures, the language's interpretation of the pointers was identical to that of the array variables: a pointer declaration created a cell differing from an array declaration only in that the programmer was expected to assign a referent, instead of letting the compiler allocate the space and initialize the cell.
		Finally, despite the changes that it has undergone since its first published description, which was admittedly informal and incomplete, the actual C language as seen by millions of users using many different compilers has remained remarkably stable and unified compared to those of similarly widespread currency, for example Pascal and Fortran.
	cm.bell-labs.com /cm/cs/who/dmr/chist.html (8388 words)

	Jim Gramon - 41
		You may not realize it, but you have probably already seen Jim's photos.
		From marketing brochures to books, Jim has the experience and skill to help put together a successful project.
		Twenty years as a programmer and systems designer give Jim a solid background for tech projects.
	www.jimgramon.com /index_041.htm (122 words)

	trainedmonkey: jim winstead jr. flinging crap
		it finally dawned on me what the building was in their header — it’s city hall.
		you’d think i would have picked up on that sooner considering i can see city hall from my desk.
		i’ve never had serious wrist problems, and i don’t really expect to have any since i am not much of a crank-code-out sort of programmer.
	trainedmonkey.com (1464 words)

	Catfish Jim Prewitt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Catfish Prewitt spent 8 years as morning host for ABC's Country Coast-to-Coast.
		Catfish Jim Prewitt has been nominated twice for Billboard Magazine's "Radio Personality of the Year" and as Program Director nominated for "Program Director of the Year" at the Bobby Poe Convention.
		In 2004 Catfish Jim Prewitt was a nominee for the Texas Radio Hall Of Fame.
	www.jimprewitt.com /bio.html (104 words)

	DDJ>Programmer's Bookshelf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Ask N working programmers what "open source" means, and you'll likely get at least N+1 different answers -- perhaps the surest sign that the open source movement has reached that odd state in which it's widely recognized, but not nearly as well understood.
		A similar problem, also not unique to the open source phenomenon, is that people outside the movement tend to think of those inside it as walking in lockstep, in complete agreement with the movement's most visible and vocal leaders.
		But that may be closing the barn door after the horses bolted, since hackers are already discussing ways to use the rootkit to conceal their own code.
	www.ddj.com /documents/s=899/ddj9909n/9909n.htm (712 words)

	Descendents of Leonard Hall
		LEONARD1 HALL was born August 13, 1730 in Rockville, Prince Georges Md., and died March 29, 1809 in Glascow, Barren Co. Ky..
		WILLIAM2 HALL (LEONARD1) was born November 15, 1756 in Bedford County Virginia, and died February 1811 in Montgomery County Kentucky.
		ARTHUR4 HALL (GREEN W.3, WILLIAM2, LEONARD1) was born 1800 in Madison County Kentucky, and died 1868 in Powell County Kentucky.
	www.acetipton.net /hall.html (11789 words)

	Jim Gramon - 38
		It recounts many of Jim's stories and those from his friends (John Henry Faulk, J. Frank Dobie, Liz Carpenter, Kinky Friedman, Allen Damron, Ben King Green and others).
		Much of this work involved development of extremely technical reports that documented their existing systems and researching what they needed to do to achieve their stated goals.
		I am a recovering programmer, with many years of programming and systems documentation experience.
	www.jimgramon.com /index_038.htm (1041 words)

	Re: Jim Hall Concerto Revisited
		Maybe they were hoping for airplay on some of the pop oriented radio stations with ocassional jazz programming.
		Compression like that is pretty much a requirement of many a radio programmer.
		My only real beefs with that recording are the bass sound and the constant comprssion on everything all the time.
	www.talkaboutthemusic.com /group/rec.music.makers.guitar.jazz/messages/298278.html (402 words)

	Calliope: Jim Gasperini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Gasperini, an innovative multimedia author, is co-creator, producer and programmer of Calliope Media's exciting "ScruTiny in the Great Round" CD-ROM title and the new "Rings: Five Passions in World Art."
		Working for the last twelve years at the point where writing, design and programming merge, Gasperini uses interactive media to create new forms of storytelling, and to make complex ideas entertaining and comprehensible.
		His projects have included a weather simulation called "Troposphere," a political simulation entitled "Spin Control" and several programs for children, notably "Naftaline Chez Elle" and "Naftaline et Ses Amie," to be released soon on CD-i and CD-ROM by Philips Interactive Media France.
	www.flank.com /sites/calliope/contact/gasperini (345 words)

	Jim Cordy Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Cordy is Director of the School of Computing and Professor of Computing and of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
		In 1985 Dr. Cordy co-founded Holt Software Associates (HSA), a Toronto-based company specializing in educational software systems, and from 1995 to 2000 he was vice president and chief research scientist at Legasys Corporation, a software technology company specializing in legacy software system analysis and renovation.
		After serving several years as chief programmer and senior research associate at the Computer Systems Research Institute of the University of Toronto, he returned to school and received his PhD from the University of Toronto in 1986.
	www.qucis.queensu.ca /home/cordy/bio.html (1178 words)

	Lani Hall Discography
		Musicians: Jim Gordon (drums), Chuck Domanico (bass), Louis Shelton (guitar), Larry Carlton (guitar), Milt Holland (percussion), Pete Jolly (accordion on “How Can I Tell You”), Tim Weisberg (electric flute on “Ocean Song”), and Clarence McDonald (keyboards).
		Musicians: Lani Hall (all vocals), Michel Colombier (all keyboards), Larry Carlton (guitar), Lee Ritenour (guitar), Dennis Budimir (guitar), Chuck Domanico (bass), Stanley Clarke (bass on “Send In The Clowns”), Jim Keltner (drums and percussion), Milt Holland (percussion), Herb Alpert (trumpet solo on “Mr.
		Musicians: Lani Hall (vocals), Joe Chemay (bass), Neil Stubenhaus (bass), John Robinson (drums), Michael Landau (guitar), Michel Colombier (piano, synthesizers), Randy Kerber (piano, synthesizers), K.C.Porter (synthesizers), Paulinho Da Costa (percussion), Herb Alpert (trumpet solo on 1), Jose Feliciano (vocals, guitar on 6), Roberto Carlos (vocals on 2).
	amcorner.com /lanihall/index.php (754 words)

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