> I scanned in all the slides and converted them to jpg's. The slides
> were presented randomly within each section and periodically they were
> quizzed about various identifiable features. The students had to get
> at least 85% correct to progress.
With my background in Biology, I can apprecia
i cant tell you..
but when it happens..
you will defiantly know, your in it.
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nice!
On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 11:06 PM, Erika L. Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I had a crush on a fellow classmate. Ex-Navy Seal. We had a special
> projects
> group we belonged to and he and I decided to try our hand at learning
> Coldfusion. If it hadn't been for him and his adorable
How would that work exactly?
morchella wrote:
> we need a cf-fight club..
> we could do some serious fun
>
>
>
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I had a crush on a fellow classmate. Ex-Navy Seal. We had a special projects
group we belonged to and he and I decided to try our hand at learning
Coldfusion. If it hadn't been for him and his adorable brown eyes, I don't
know when I would of taken CF up. I think I might of gone and been an ASP
dev
we need a cf-fight club..
we could do some serious fun
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1999
I'd started doing static websites while I was in the Army as side money.
I started playing with CFExpress, but then ended up getting deployed
to the Sinai.
While there I set up a very basic web site for my company to use to send
newsletters and pics back to the family. Static, had to
1998.
was hired to teach architects 3D visualization using TriForma.
manager new i did allot of graphics and basic web.
showed me the 2 page intranet we had!
told me to buy some books and build some thing useful.
WACK 4 book in hand i build an employee picture board, phone list, resource
schedulin
> Is it kind of scary how enjoyable it was to write out my life's story
> to
> a bunch on strangers on a e-mail discussion list?
LOL, indeed! But then we probably find it more interesting than most other
people would. I'm always fascinated by all the vastly different paths people
have taken t
I was a designer and started doing websites back in 1995.
In 1999 started up a website called cmcentral.com (still around) with
a friend of mine and we wanted to have something that would allow us
to have the artist information in a database and not have to create
all these static pages.
Low and
Oh, first CF app!
I built an online wedding registration system for The Little Brown Church in
Iowa
http://www.littlebrownchurch.org/
Built that in 1997 when I was working with Sites & Sounds. Someone else did
the rest of the web site. I think they're still using the basic
registration system
> The thread on how you got into computers made me think about how I got
> into ColdFusion as well, since for me, they were very much tied
> together. Anyone else remember their first CF (or perl, or whatever
> you started with) web application?
I was working for a medical school when I first
Mary Jo Sminkey wrote:
> The thread on how you got into computers made me think about how I got into
> ColdFusion as well, since for me, they were very much tied together. Anyone
> else remember their first CF (or perl, or whatever you started with) web
> application?
I am going to blend the o
When I interned at the .COM company my junior year in college, my job was to
upgrade one of their current applications from 1.5 to 3.0. That was the big
jump, where DBQUERY became CFQUERY, etc.
Then my first assignment was to build a Toubleshooting
database/applicationit really ended up just b
I'm not 100% sure.
I went from sgml to shared sgml to html pretty organically, and it took a
while to notice the transition.
Lots of cgi and locally brewed stuff right there at first. Lots of work in
C.
I think our first web server was httpd, which lasted quite a while.
We were spending all of
I got hired in mid 96 as a C/C++ programmer at an NH based video
conferencing company. They basically handed me all the little jobs that no
one was getting to. One day the IT manager walked into my office thru the CF
1.5 disk on my desk and said we need an intranet for the accounting
department. I
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