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Bounce Metronome 3.2 (Windows)

Bounce Metronome uses bounces to help you keep in time, just as conductors often do. With Bounce Metronome Pro you can practice along with anything from a steady metronome tick to the most elaborate rhythms. That includes rhythms with swing, dance rhythms, syncopated rhythms, and polyrhythms cross rhythms, even alternating...

Tags: Robert Inventor, Microsoft Windows, Construction, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2009-07-03

Work Log & Activity Timer 3.2 (Windows)

Activity Timer is a computer activity, project or task timer. You can use it to track the time you spend using the mouse or keyboard. When minimized you can see the time so far by hovering the mouse over its icon. You can also set it to play or show...

Tags: Mouse, Microsoft Windows, Computer, Robert Inventor, Mice, Productivity, Hardware, Peripherals

Software downloads 2008-10-15

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3DM Import for Inventor 1.0 (Windows)

3DM Import for Inventor is a Rhinoceros 3DM file import add-in for Inventor. This add-in gives Inventor the ability to import geometric data from 3DM files. 3DM Import for Inventor reads polygon mesh data stored in 3DM files and imports it into Inventor. A polygon mesh in a 3DM file...

Tags: Computer Graphics, Polygon, Microsoft Windows, Modeling, SYCODE, Research & Development, Business Operations

Software downloads 2009-01-01

3DM Export for Inventor 1.0 (Windows)

3DM Export for Inventor is a Rhinoceros (.3dm) file export add-in for Inventor�®. This add-in gives Inventor the ability to export 3D solid and surface data from a Inventor part or assembly document to 3d polygon meshes in a 3DM file. 3DM Export for Inventor tessellates solid bodies in a...

Tags: 3D, Computer Graphics, Microsoft Windows, Modeling, SYCODE, Research & Development, CAD, Business Operations, Software

Software downloads 2009-01-01

Banking On The Internet Breaking

So, on the day the Olympics open, the head of Tellabs â€" which helps telecommunications carriers deliver high-quality voice, video and data services around the world -- is talking about a looming bandwidth crisis for the Internet, in today’s Chicago Sun-Times. The main cause for the concern:...

Tags: olympic games, tellabs, banking, video, internet, corporate communications, telecommunications, marketing, tom steinert-threlkeld

Blog posts 2008-08-08

Health conspiracies usually aren't

Health conspiracies usually aren'tExonerated?Don't you mean implicated? If not, please explain.How old was Woody Allen in Sleeper?Remember the scene in "Sleeper" where Woody's character, a health food nut, is surrounded by doctors smoking cigarettes and drinking martinis?Don't think tobacco will be rehabilitatedThe health problems associated with tobacco usage over...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, statin, Health conspiracy, health care, Statins

Discussion threads 2008-03-03

Novell acquires PlateSpin: Will everything fall to the floor?

Novell acquires PlateSpin: Will everything fall to the floor?clarificationPlatespin was founded in 2000 and the technology was created by an innovative group of six people, myself, Mark Verdun, David Richards, Bruno Baloi, Simon Howard and Dave Campbell.Be ware, the innovative spirit left Platespin long ago in 2002 just after...

Tags: PlateSpin Inc., Capacity Planner, Novell Inc., VMware Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-02-26

The big pharma credibility gap

Whenever I visit my family doctor the candyman is there. The candyman is my nickname for my doctor's drug rep, or "detail man." His candy consists of samples. Sometimes, if my symptoms are right, I get some. Candymen may have more to do with your medical visit than...

Tags: Business Operations, Candyman, Corporate Law, Dana Blankenhorn, Doctor, Fiction, Generic, Management, Oxfam, Strategy

Blog posts 2008-01-17

Tim Berners-Lee dream for Facebook five years hence

Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee visited Silicon Valley to speak with scientists and tech executives at HP Labs in Palo Alto, Calif. this week. In this video clip he offers his view, which he previously expressed in this blog post, about how social networking will evolve in the...

Tags: Facebook, Tim Berners-Lee, Data, Blogging, Channel Management, Social Networking, Internet, Marketing, Online Communications, Advertising & Promotion, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-11-28

HID denies RFID demo threat, hackers worry

Black Hat Diary: IOActive's decision to cancel its RFID hacking demo is the main topic of conversation here as white hat hackers ponder the ramifications of a vendor using patent infringement claims to thwart legitimate security research.The company at the center of the storm, HID Global, issued a statement acknowledging...

Tags: Black Hat Federal, Digital rights management, Pen testing, Open source, Exploit code, Black Hat, Responsible disclosure, Punditocracy, Vulnerability research, Cisco, Hackers

Blog posts 2007-02-28

Photos: Clickers live forever

Inventor Robert Adler died recently at 93. But his most famous invention, the first successful clicker, will live long after him.

Tags: photograph

Image galleries 2007-02-24

Blogosphere founder quits blogging says he has better things to do

[Warning: social satire ahead--for entertainment purposes only! The only genuine quotes in this are from Tom Foremski. Based on Dave Winer's real announcement of leaving blogging.] Monday, March 13, started off as a normal morning in the blogosphere--there were a lot of top bloggers convening at the South By South...

Tags: Winer, blogging, blogosphere, Mr Winer

Blog posts 2006-03-14

TechCrunch leads Silicon Valley Web renaissance

I went to the TechCrunch event Friday night, celebrating the publication of Naked Conversations by Shel Israel and Robert Scoble. Many friends, acquaintances and new faces pictures here. The party atmosphere reminded me of the good old Internet days, overflowing with new ideas, optimism, and enthusiasm. However, this time around...

Tags: Edgeio

Blog posts 2006-02-18

Videos from Demo 2006: Blurb, Riya, StreetDeck, Pleo

Cameraman Vincent Tremblay and CNET's Rafe Needleman got video on some of the hottest products at Demo: From blog to book Eileen Gittins, CEO of Blurb, gives CNET's Rafe Needleman a first look at her blog-to-book application. With several templates to choose from, including...

Tags: Rafe Needleman, Pleo

Blog posts 2006-02-09

Innovators bemoan near-sighted R&D

Technology researchers and scientists gathered in New York City last week to honor two colleagues: Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, and Claude Berrou [at right], co-inventor of turbo codes. Berrou and several of the attendees at the Marconi Society-sponsored symposium added their voices to the growing concern that the United...

Tags: video

Blog posts 2005-11-08

The H.P. Lovecraft Collection (Mobile)

He is one of the fathers of fantasy, horror and science fiction, and H.P. Lovecraft is also the inventor of the Necronomicon the book at the center of the Evil Dead Trilogy and the Cthulhu Mythos, which has inspired such writers as Terry Pratchett, Roger Zelazny and Stephen King. Now,...

Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Mobile, Howard Phillips Lovecraft, Howard, E-books, Healthcare, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2005-09-22