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Links for July 16th :

• ScraperWiki – An interesting spin on crowdsourcing data
• Aunt Sarah’s: The Home of Simply Delicious – Easily the best chocolate/candy bars I've ever had. Really. I ended up buying out some kids entire inventory for a school fundraiser.
• Setting up xinput controls in Ubuntu – Notes on properly setting up your multitouch touchpad to have the proper xinput settings
• jqGrid: jQuery datagrid – Fancy pants datagrid with the ability to drag/drop rows, edit content and dynamically load data.
• More Lessons from Political Science : CJR – If poli-sci wonks wrote journalism…

Links for July 5th :

• jQuery Grid Recommendations – Stack Overflow –
• WAFFLE: Windows Authentication Functional Framework (LE) – WAFFLE – Windows Authentication Functional Framework (Light Edition) is a native C# and Java library that does everything Windows authentication (Negotiate, NTLM and Kerberos).<br /> <br /> Handy dandy securi-tay library for Java on Windows.
• swapped.cc : halloc –
• The Better String Library –
• JFreeChart –

Links for April 26th :

• python-loggingserver – This projects provides a Python Logging Server based on the Twisted framework
• gRaphaël—Charting JavaScript Library – Very nice looking javascript charting api
• Datadotgc.ca – A citizen-led beta for government data | datadotgc.ca – Unlike the United States (data.gov) and Britain (data.gov.uk), Canada has no open data strategy. This must change. Canadians paid for the information gathered about our country, ourselves and our government. Free access to it could help stimulate our economy and enhance our democracy.
• Keeping tabs on Canada’s Parliament | openparliament.ca – I look forward to keeping tabs on my MP. <br /> <br /> FANTASTIC!
• Bank of Canada: Monetary Policy Report –

Links for April 8th :

• python-bloom-filter –
• Ultra-light jQuery calendar « Eltit Golb – Nice calendar widget
• Marketdepth: The National Myth –
• Pension Pulse: OMERS Climbing Out of Pension Crater? – Do people have any idea how pensions are run? I'm thinking the answer is no.
• Java Numerics: Main – The JavaNumerics page provides a focal point for information on numerical computing in Java.
• Tact Filters –

Links for March 25th :

• PyEigen is a Python wrapper for the C++ linear algebra library Eigen. – The main PyEigen site on launchpad
• Eigen: C++ template library for linear algebra – Fast free (beer and libre) C++ library. LGPL. Vectorization of code supported.
• Brainfold » PyEigen – Python wrappers around Eigen – a fast C++ linear algebra library
• Declining Male Birth Rate Baffles Scientists – Science News – redOrbit –
• Agile Testing: Automated deployments with Puppet and Fabric –
• WireIt – a Javascript Wiring Library –
• ubuntuzilla: Latest stable Mozilla builds of Firefox, Thunderbird and Seamonkey – Handy – especially on slow netbooks.

Links for January 26th :

• crecord extension for Mercurial – The crecord mercurial extension allows you to interactively choose among the changes you have made (with line-level granularity), and commit only those changes you select. After committing the selected changes, the unselected changes are still present in your working copy, so you can use crecord multiple times to split large changes into several smaller changesets.
• Highcharts – Interactive JavaScript charts for your webpage –
• [#DERBY-3973] Create function wrappers for DatabaseMetaData so that you can join metadata results in queries. – ASF JIRA – Enhancing JavaDB/Apache Derby with extra intrsospection capabilities
• TCAF: Toronto Comic Arts Festival –
• InfoQ: Joshua Bloch: Bumper-Sticker API Design –