I have just posted the latest IP2Country database dump files for NukeSentinel(tm). You can get the standard or SQL formats HERE and/or HERE. This time there are also diff packs availible with changed files only.

nukeevangelist writes:  

time for some lectures n talks in the french capitol - time to celebrate the ongoing success-story of the leading CMS - PHPNUKE!

phpnuke.org soon hits the 150 000 user level well - no CMS-competitor can compete. All other groups can learn from this all time leading-group. The leading app in php gets more and more attention. Now we need to send some french speaking experts to the Forum PHP in Paris, November 9 & 10th, 2005  Read More...

64bitguy writes:  

As I have done little in promoting some of the advanced coding work that I have been doing over the last several months, I wanted to announce that After-Patched for PHP-Nuke 7.8 is nearing a release date.

In a nutshell, this code takes over where Patched by NukeResources leaves off. The primary goals of After-Patched are to make Nuke fully cross-browser compatible as well as 100% HTML 4.01 Transitional and CSS Compliant. In doing so, many (hundreds) of new features have been added while the remaining issues have been fixed in the baseline PHP-Nuke code.

For the first version of After-Patched, I used PHP-Nuke Version 7.8 - Patched 3.1 as the baseline and started by completely recoding the TinyMCE editor integration methodologies as well as the existing code in all modules that utilize it.

I continued by completely recoding all baseline Nuke functions as well as every module and block to achieve this advanced level of cross-browser compatibility and W3C Compliance. In this 300+ hour process, over 25,000 coding and compliance bugs have been fixed and the version completely stabilized. Read More...

STALKERllllllD writes:  

NUKE4GAMERS has just released another theme
this one based on the WW2 HL2 Mod Day of Defeat Source. This theme is a very clean theme with 2 flash logos in the header, Matching forums and PSD Source to edit the header logo. The N4G-DoDS theme
can be seen ((HERE))

sharlein writes:  

By Alorie Gilbert, CNET News.com
Published on ZDNet News: October 3, 2005, 11:45 AM PT

IBM has released a set of software programs to help older workers with age-related disabilities stay productive at the office.

The free programs, which Big Blue introduced Monday, are part of the company's efforts to help U.S. businesses deal with a growing proportion of older people in the work force. Seven out of 10 Americans plan to work past the age of 65, according to a recent survey by the American Association of Retired Persons, which IBM cited.
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The following is borrowed from Experts Exchange. I have also opened up a discussion forum for comments. See How To Get Your Question Answered

First, before anyone cries plagiarism, let me say that this document borrows heavily from Eric S. Raymond's "How to Ask Questions The Smart Way" originally hosted here - http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html. However in the interest of consolidating it down to a more concise representation, update it a bit, and give it a flavor more appropriate for Experts Exchange, I thought I'd rework it and post it for both users and experts to refer to when it is warranted.

The key to getting your questions answered in any type of Internet forum, newsgroup, or mailing list is to phrase your question in such a way that will make those you're asking WANT to answer your question. Even on Experts-Exchange, the experts themselves receive almost nothing for answering your question, beyond the satisfaction of helping someone else out, and the mental challenge of a new or particularly sticky problem. However, if you, the asker, have not taken the time to try to answer the question yourself, or to think through the problem with just basic problem-solving skills, we as the experts see red flags of a lengthy and time-consuming answer, and will often as not skip your question in favor of someone else who has exhibited those qualities. We all have normal lives, other jobs, and many different elements begging for our time. If you wish your question to rise to the top of those time-requests, you need to make sure that we are getting the most challenge, the most satisfaction, for the least amount of time possible.

The key: Do your homework to make it EASY for us to help you. Read More...