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What I'm reading
I am currently reading The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman

Thought for the day
Live as if you were living a second time, and as though you had acted wrongly the first time.
Viktor Frankl, author, neurologist and psychiatrist, Holocaust survivor (1905-1997)

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You can download the code for the Fuseblog here

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Jul 2010

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The Future of Fuseblog
Being Ben Nadel - Mach-II listeners and service layers
CF411 launches
Diary of a Project - PingPong
Thursday - Changing The Game
Thursday - Event Driven Programming
Thursday - HostMySite keynote
Thursday - Continuous Integration with Flex, FlexUnit and ANT
Thursday - Testing CF Applications
Wednesday - BOF - SciFi discussion
Wednesday - Accessibility and RIAs
Wednesday - Head First Mach-II
Wednesday - RAD OO by Peter Bell
Wednesday - Adobe Keynote
Wednesday - Teratech Keynote - Michael Smith
At CFUNITED 2008
Resetting the ColdFusion Administrator password on a Mac
CFNuke making a comeback
Two frameworks talks with the Onlince ColdFusion Meetup Group
CF9 artwork leaked out

slashlog software

Alan McCullough posted this in the Fusebox forums recently:

If yer lookin' for a free blogger to slap onto your website, or even serve as the foundation for a website, you might want to give Slashlog a look.

Originally created by Daniel C., I'm now the guy maintaining the ColdFusion version of Slashlog. Daniel has decided to go with PHP for future development, so you can choose platforms.

So, as far as the ColdFusion version goes, it's got the following features:

FB3
Open Source Freeware
Blog can be picked up as a newsfeed
Works with MS SQL Server or MySQL
Works well in hosted environment
Requires CFMX, either Linux or Windows.

You can score the latest build over at kittycatonline.com or also at slashlog.org

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