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Back to BASIC: The History, Corruption, and Future of the Language by John G. Kemeny, Thomas E. Kurtz, 1985-04 Internet Distance Learning and the Future of the Research: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Basic Research of the Committee on Science, House of Representatives, ... One Hundred Sixth Congress, Second Session The Habit of Reading: A Neglected Dimension of Adult Reading Instruction / Adult Basic Education and the Homeless: Changing ABE's Future / Adult Literacy Programming: Whose Needs Are Being Served? (Adult Basic Education: An Interdisciplinary Journal for Adult Literacy Educators, Volume 3, Number 3) In The Age Of The Smart Machine: The Future Of Work And Power by Shoshana Zuboff, 1989-10-02 Better Money Management Subliminal CD with (NLP) Neurolinguistic Programming imbedded in soothing music and calming sounds of ocean waves Get out of Debt! Have Financial Freedom! Take Control of Your Future! by Mind Design Unlimited, 2007 Dignity of Organisational Skill by PANDIT SHRIRAM SHARMA ACHARYA, 2000 True BASIC: The structured language system for the future : Macintosh user's guide by John G Kemeny, 1989

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41. AOL-Time Warner Merger Raises Five Basic Concerns
    consumer group warned that the future diversity and new era by ensuring the basicground rules and dissemination of noncommercial, publicinterest programming.  
    http://www.cme.org/press/000726pr.html
    
    Extractions: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT 26 July 2000 Jeffrey Chester – CME (202) 232-2234 FCC Reviews Largest Media Merger Ever, But Impact on the Internet Looms Even Larger AOL-Time Warner Merger Raises Five Basic Concerns WASHINGTON, DC ...As the Federal Communications Commission's 27 July en banc hearing on the proposed AOL-Time Warner merger approaches, a consumer group warned that the future diversity and openness of the Internet are at risk. Even more important than the largest corporate merger in US history, according to the Center for Media Education (CME), is the precedent that the new conglomerate will set for a closed, proprietary broadband delivery system. "If, as AOL's Steve Case suggests, this merger signals the start of the 'Internet Century,' declared Jeffrey Chester, CME's executive director, "Chairman Kennard and the FCC must set the appropriate tone for that new era by ensuring the basic ground rules of fair play and competition." Such ground rules, Chester explained, include opening the broadband networks to all ISPs, ensuring nondiscriminatory transport of all data and services, and fostering the development and dissemination of noncommercial, public-interest programming. At present, Chester noted, cable broadband providers are not required to share their networks with unaffiliated ISPs. The new broadband architecture, moreover, gives network owners an unprecedented opportunity to use their monopoly status to manage network traffic in a manner that favors their own and affiliated content over that of their competitors. The media conglomerates' gain, in other words, will be society's loss.

42. One Of The Basic Requirements For Education In The Future Is To Prepare Learners
    A Review About Computer Supported Collaborative Learning by Erno Lehtinen and the othersCategory Reference Education Instructional Technology One of the basic requirements for education in the processes to be better preparedfor future challenges. structure and a suite of programming interfaces to  
    http://www.kas.utu.fi/papers/clnet/clnetreport.html
    
    Extractions: Computer Supported Collaborative Learning: A Review Erno Lehtinen Kai Hakkarainen , Lasse Lipponen Marjaana Rahikainen University of Turku University of Helsinki Network-based tools for collaborative learning (interacting through computer SUMMARY One of the basic requirements for education in the future is to prepare learners for participation in a networked, information society in which knowledge will be the most critical resource for social and economic development. Computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) is one of the most promising innovations to improve teaching and learning with the help of modern information and communication technology. Collaborative or group learning refers to instructional methods whereby students are encouraged or required to work together on learning tasks. It is widely agreed to distinguish collaborative learning from the traditional 'direct transfer' model in which the instructor is assumed to be the distributor of knowledge and skills. Recent research on the role of collaboration in learning has tried to find deeper theoretical frameworks that could better guide the developing of technology-aided learning environments. A distinction between cooperation and collaboration is conceptually central in this review. The distinction is based on different ideas of the role and participation of individual members in the activity. Cooperative work is accomplished by the division of labour among participants. It is an activity where each person is responsible for a portion of the problem solving, whereas collaboration involves the mutual engagement of participants in a coordinated effort to solve the problem together.

43. ThinkQuest Internet Challenge Library : Programming & Computer Languages
    special, because it lets you learn programming in an Pascal section covers basic languagespecifications and algorythms. In future, we plan to enlarge the site  
    http://www.thinkquest.org/library/cat_show.html?cat_id=108&cid=1

44. Index Of /Mirrors/info-mac/_Development/_Information
    93 0000 24k futurebasic-tn-vol1 08-Jul-93 0000 11k future-basic-tn-vol2 31-Aug-930000 180k programmers-paradise 27-Sep-92 0000 12k programming-in-basic  
    http://mirror.apple.com/Mirrors/info-mac/_Development/_Information/
    
    Extractions: Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory 07-Apr-03 01:19 - 00info-abstracts.txt 06-Apr-03 00:00 44k _C.S.M._Programmer/ 07-Apr-03 01:21 - ad-programmer-package.. 09-Dec-93 00:00 66k bill-events-hc.hqx 22-Nov-94 00:00 37k binhex-40-specs.txt 02-Sep-91 00:00 9k compactor-file-format.. 02-May-91 00:00 8k csm-programmer-faq.txt 02-Aug-92 00:00 69k dannys-applescript-gu.. 14-Sep-95 00:00 86k data-translation-stac.. 13-May-92 00:00 190k dylan-faq-94-07-29.hqx 09-Aug-94 00:00 187k dylan-manual-readme.txt 19-Aug-94 00:00 1k dylan-manual-rtf.txt 19-Aug-94 00:00 531k dylan-wwdc94-brochure.. 18-Jul-94 00:00 346k every-day-objects-htm.. 06-Dec-95 00:00 3k fortran-compilers.txt 07-Nov-92 00:00 15k fox-base-plus.txt 22-Mar-93 00:00 24k future-basic-tn-vol1... 08-Jul-93 00:00 11k future-basic-tn-vol2... 26-Jul-93 00:00 11k gestalt-selectors-43... 23-Oct-98 00:00 180k gestalt-selectors-lis..

45. Chronology Of Personal Computers
    Timeline of microcomputers from the development of the microprocessor in the 1960s through to the Category Computers History (The mouse will be reborn some twenty years in the future, when personal month unknown)John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz develop the basic programming language at  
    http://www.islandnet.com/~kpolsson/comphist/
    
    Extractions: This document is an attempt to bring various published sources together to present a timeline about Personal Computers. This web document is a sneak peek at a book project of mine. Since 1994, I have browsed over 1000 sources for date information related to personal computers. This brief summary includes many of the essential happenings that shaped the industry. The full text contains close to 3000 entries. I have tried to keep it open-minded and unbiased, but the annoying fact is that "the winners write the history books". References are numbered in [brackets], which can be found at the end of this document. A number after the dot gives the page in the source. Last updated: 2003 February 21. 1977-end December 23 Three scientists at Bell Telephone Laboratories, William Shockley, Walter Brattain, and John Bardeen demonstrate their new invention of the point-contact transistor amplifier. The name transistor is short for "transfer resistance". ( Miniaturization of electronic circuits via the transistor is a key development making personal desktop computers small, reliable, and affordable.

46. Story Now And The Future Date 30 Aug 2001 With Jeff Prosise
    6. What kind of programming languages do you think will be mostly used in futurelanguages like Visual basic (easy to create applications), or languages like  
    http://www.cpp-home.com/Interview/view.pl?2

47. CodeGuru - Visual C++
    Online community for Windows programmers. A vast collection of a growing free MFC code with a discussion Category Computers Software Operating Systems Windows programming a way to eliminate this tedious programming task of from Developer.com Articlesfrom Karl Moore on Visual basic. projects or plan to do so in the future?  
    http://www.codeguru.com/

48. Data-driven Programming Of Online Database Web Sites
    Visual basic Microsoft's programming language for time and money, while leavingthe door open for migrating to a larger database in the future.  
    http://www.aciwebs.com/services/data.htm
    
    Extractions: ABOUT ACI WEB SERVICES PRICES PORTFOLIO ... GOV'T CONTRACTS Automation Creations, Inc. has been at the leading edge of data-driven web application development since the company began in 1996. We use a variety of programming, graphics, and layout tools to make the best use of available technology for our customer. Our MatWeb search engine has become our most popular application. For example, an engineer might be looking for a polymer with a density between 1.5 and 1.6 g/cc and a tensile strength between 200 and 220 MPa. Searching the MatWeb database, over 30 polymers that meet this criteria are located. The engineer can view the specific properties of matching materials, get information about the manufacturer, and view related materials. MatWeb remains one of our most popular data-driven applications with over 15,000 material data sheets displayed daily, and a database of over 28,000 materials (and growing). In addition, we have created similar online product selectors for several major manufacturers including Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, RTP Company, and Quadrant Engineering Plastics Products. We also developed an online real estate search engine.

49. Recent Articles
    Systems with VB.NET Visual basic .NET is making big changes to the Visual basicdevelopment landscape. Find out what the future of programming is here.  
    http://visualbasic.about.com/mlibrary.htm

50. Humanities Computing Level 2 Module B
    the course, students should be able to identify current and future areas of be ableto carry out basic programming tasks, understanding the use and scope of  
    http://www.hatii.arts.gla.ac.uk/courses/L2ModB.htm
    
    Extractions: Current Students Information Reading list Primarily we have listed the monographs and articles which students shall be asked to consult, each year we shall provide an updated listed of online resources for them to consult, but as these change often it seems sensible to leave this to the beginning of each academic year. General Humanities Computing Computer Science and Telecommunications Board. National Research Council et al. (eds) 1998. Computing and the humanities: summary of a roundtable meeting. New York, N.Y.: American Council of Learned Societies. [GUL Level 4 Computing pL50 1998-N] Feeney, M. and Ross, S. (eds) 1993. Information Technology In Humanities Scholarship British Achievements, Prospects, and Barriers. The British Library, Research And Development Department. London: British Academy. [GUL Level 4 Computing L50 1993-I and Level 2 ULL - Computing L50 1993-I] Feldman, T. 1997. Introduction to Digital Media. London: Routledge. [GUL Level 4 Computing H51 1997-F]

51. Future Development Of Haskell
    been submitted for consideration in future Haskell reports GHC, proposed for Haskell2. basic algebra proposal an extension of Haskell for parallel programming.  
    http://www.haskell.org/development/
    
    Extractions: Haskell 98 is complete. It is the current official definition of Haskell (modulo some minor fixes, as detailed on the Haskell 98 bug page). We expect that this language will be supported in the long term even as new extensions are added to Haskell; compilers will continue to support Haskell 98 (via a special flag). Nonetheless, the language evolves and numerous extensions have been proposed and many of them have been implemented in some Haskell systems; for example pattern guards, scoped type variables, multi-parameter type classes, local universal and existential quantification. The Haskell mailing lists are a forum for discussing new language features. People proposing an additional language feature should implement the new feature or convince the developers of one of the Haskell systems to do so. Then many people can test the practical usefulness of the extension. Finally, the people seriously interested in the new feature should define the new feature with respect to Haskell 98 in a document (a new mailing list can be set up for this purpose). This kind of addendum to the Haskell 98 report clearifies the details and can be used for adding the feature to other Haskell systems. The definition of the foreign function interface (FFI) for Haskell is a good example for this process. On a rather longer time schedule a committee lead by John Launchbury may develop Haskell II. Obviously well-tested and well-described extension proposals will have a higher chance of being adopted.

52. FTDI Home Page
    Designs and supplies USB semiconductor devices with Legacy support including royaltyfree drivers.Category Computers Hardware Components ASICs and Chips Christian Vogt's recent EEPROM read / write programming example. 29th June 2001 D2XXVisual basic ( VB ) code Copyright (c) future Technology Devices Intl Ltd.  
    http://www.ftdichip.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Product Data Schematics Projects ... Company Introduction Welcome to FTDI - specialists in converting legacy peripherals to Universal Serial Bus ( USB ). We offer the easiest route to USB migration by combining USB Serial ( USB RS232 ) and USB FIFO silicon solutions with our ready-to-go royalty free USB drivers . FTDI's "total" solutions offer reduced development and debug costs and a fast time to market. News - March 2003 DRIVERS - The drivers section of our web site has been re-designed in order to make it easier to navigate. VCP Drivers for Windows D2XX Drivers for Windows Apple OS8/9, OSX Drivers , and our Utilities now have their own separate pages on the site. Most of the drivers have been updated recently ( see below for current version numbers ) and the EEPROM programming Utility has been updated in order to program the extra features of our BM series devices.

53. Programming COBOL Visual Basic Delphi
    programming Services, and we have added Delphi and Visual basic in recent similar andimportant when considering inbuilt flexibility for future enhancements and  
    http://www.cobolprogramming.com/programmingservices.htm
    
    Extractions: Tel (44) 01981 251 359 Mailto:webinfo@cobolprogramming.com By implementing Reusable Code we can create new applications from existing software that suits current requirements although it may differ from that which it was initially created for Over the years we have written many forms of business applications and created a library of these software projects. During the development of the various systems we discovered ways of doing things better the next time round which led onto methods that allow the reuse of existing program code. We initially began using COBOL in the 1970's and we continue to do so. COBOL has evolved and will do many things more than it did back in the early years, much more than many give it credit for. That said, one language is more suitable than another for specific applications, and we have added Delphi and Visual Basic in recent years. Yet some techniques used in program design are very similar and important when considering inbuilt flexibility for

54. Home NSF-IGERT Curriculum Research Facilities Faculty ISC Contact
    Please bookmark this page for future updates. This course introduces studentsto the basic programming tools required for scientific computing.  
    http://www.scp.wayne.edu/curriculum.htm
    
    Extractions: Home NSF-IGERT Curriculum Research Facilities Faculty ISC Contact Overview More Information contact Evelyn Goldfield via email at: ( evi@sun.science.wayne.edu or through the post office at: 275 Chemistry; Wayne State University; Detroit, MI 48202 How to Apply: for IGERT and SCGC Program Contact Us Core and Advanced Interdisciplinary Courses in Scientific Computing Wayne State University offers a Certificate in Scientific Computing, which can be earned by completing 12 credit hours in the core curriculum in scientific computing. In certain cases, substitutions of more advanced courses will be permitted. There is a wealth of more specialized courses in computational science offered in many departments. We are currently developing additional courses for our more advanced curriculum. Please bookmark this page for future updates. The Certificate in Scientific Computing Program is open to any student who holds a B.S. or B.A. degree from from an accredited institution and meets core curriculum prerequisites.

55. Xlation.com - Essays - Roger Chriss
    changing in so many ways that dwelling on an uncertain future some 15 or firms arenow creating packages which let anyone do basic programming, using graphical  
    http://www.xlation.com/essays/tran15.php

56. Visual Basic Support Center
    6.0 Applications for Visual basic.NET Visual basic.NET is the future of Visual NETVisual basic.NET is the next version of the Visual basic programming language  
    http://support.microsoft.com/support/vbasic/
    
    Extractions: The Visual Basic 6.0 Code Advisor is a new add-in can scan your Visual Basic 6.0 projects to ensure they meet predetermined coding standards. The Code Advisor can also suggest changes and best practices to ease your migration from Visual Basic 6.0 to Visual Basic .NET, and enables you to create custom scanning rules to check your Visual Basic 6.0 code for compliance with your own personal or development team best practices. Visual Basic Runtime Files Visual Basic.NET is the future of Visual Basic. This document provides recommendations for Microsoft Visual Basic developers planning to upgrade their applications to Visual Basic.NET (not yet available). It includes information on the Visual Basic.NET Upgrade Tool and discusses architectural guidelines for enabling a smooth upgrade from Visual Basic 6 to Visual Basic.NET. FAQ and Highlights for Visual Basic .NET

57. COM+ Programming With Visual Basic: Chapter 11: Introduction To .NET
    Visual basic, for example, has gone through many syntactical that you use to writecode, several programming tools, and due to come out in a future release of  
    http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/compluspvb/chapter/ch11.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction to .NET At the time I started writing this chapter, .NET had entered its Beta 1 cycle. Even though this product is only in Beta 1 (and if you have read the documentation shipped with the .NET SDK, you will see that there is at least a Beta 2 planned), I know that with the Microsoft marketing muscle, many of you may be feeling in some ways as if you are already behind for not having already converted all your applications to use .NET. The reality is that .NET is a brand new architecture; it is not the next version of COM+. What's more, all the Microsoft compilers that were written before have to be rewritten to emit code compatible with the new architecture. In many cases, the language constructs themselves have also been rewritten. Visual Basic, for example, has gone through many syntactical changesso many that some may argue it is not the same language. In this chapter, you are first going to get an introduction to the .NET architecture, then you are going to get an overview of some of the new features in VB.NET, and after you have an understanding of how to use the features, you will learn about how to mix .NET components with COM+ components. Because I am currently using beta software, the information in this chapter is subject to change. There is no way that I can pretend that this chapter will give all the information necessary to be a .NET developer, but it is my hope that you will learn enough to satisfy your curiosity.

58. Wireless Developer Network - The Mobile Developer May 4, 2000
    Since XHTML is the future of HTML, I thought it replace languages like HDML and WMLwith XHTML basic. is the author of Palm Database programming The Complete  
    http://www.wirelessdevnet.com/columns/apr2000/mobdev08.html
    
    Extractions: XHTML is an XML encoding of HTML 4. XHTML is defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C for short), which also defines the various XML and HTML standards. XHTML Basic is a subset of XHTML geared specifically for small devices that can't support the full functionality of XHTML more on that later. From HTML to XHTML XHTML is the bridge between HTML and XML. It imposes XML's strict syntax on HTML and defines XML document type definitions (DTDs) covering HTML 4.01. Take, for example, this simple HTML document: When converted to XHTML it looks like this: Not too different, is it? And to convert your HTML to XHTML there's a tool called

59. Telecommunications Access: Past And Future
    is needed at all phases Interfaces (visual), content (captioning), basic and advancedfeatures (full functionality needed for programming, searching, storing  
    http://tap.gallaudet.edu/Presentations/NAD2002KPS.htm
    
    Extractions: PDF Version National Association of the Deaf th Biennial Conference July 3-8, 2002 Washington DC  20002 AND WHERE IS IT HEADED? Presentation by: Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Telecommunications Access Gallaudet University/ Trace Center – University of Wisconsin kpsconsulting@starpower.net Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (federal employment and federally assisted programs) Telecommunications for the Disabled Act of 1982 (hearing aid compatibility and specialized customer premises equipment) Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (physical and communications access) Decoder Circuitry Act of 1990 (captioning chips in televisions) Telecommunications Act of 1996 (access to telecommunications products and services, closed captioning) TELECOMMUNICATIONS RELAY SERVICES Title IV of the Americans with Disabilities Act : TRS required since July, 1993. Goal :  Telephone service that is functionally equivalent to voice telecommunications services Improvements Mandated Over the Past Two Years: Speech-to-speech relay services Interstate Spanish relay services 7-1-1 access nationwide 60 words per minute “Pay-per-call” (e.g., 900 number) calls

60. Redirecting...
    Yes, it is Who Wants To Be A Millionaire program made on Quick basic. I had startedthis programming on I had begun my project on WWTBAM on 27th March 2002.  
    http://www.qb45.com/

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