Show 32 has been finished and uploaded … HTML show notes are below … OPML are via this link …

• 32nd Show – Glad to be back online
• I am using Dave Winer OPML outlining tool for this podcast’s show notes.  I’ll have both HTML and OPML files posted.
• Show content (12): Software Developer Times, PC Magazine, PC World,
  eWeek, Maximum PC, Knowledge Management World, Communications of the
  ACM, Forbes, AFRL Technology Horizons, Network Computing, AFCEA’s
  SIGNAL, and Baseline magazine
• Play Gotomeeting ad [Next event is Sept. 3rd at 1:30 p.m. (PDT)]
• Official Beer of the Show: Black Tulip Tripple Ale from NewHollandBrew.com – Brewed with Dutch malt using Belgium hops.
  Matured for over 4 months.

• Software Developer Times for 01Aug05
  • SourceLabs has created an online catalog and community tool called
    Swik that will outline current open source projects. The site will use
    Wiki functionality, support RSS, and content will be created under
    Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license.
  • Magic Software has released eDeveloper 2 for J2EE and .NET
    development. The tool is also integrated with XML and supports a wide
    variety of web interfaces. Also new to this version is an improved GUI
    editor for drag-n-drop development. Pricing starts at just under $6K
    per developer.
  • BEA Systems has released v9.0 of Tuxedo their transaction
    middleware for COBOL and C/C++ applications. This version supports AIX,
    HP-UX, Solaris, and Windows. The software was originally created by
    AT&T’s Unix Systems purchased by Novell and then bought by BEA. Key
    new features: security protocols like PKI & Kerberos; better
    integration with BEA’s Weblogic; and ability to communicate with
    non-Java applications using a service oriented model.
• Streaming Media West is Nov15-17, 2005 in San Jose, CA
• PC Magazine for Aug05
  • Nokia 6682 gets Editors’ Choice Award and 4 out of 5 stars.
  • Samsung i730 with built-in WiFi and EVDO gets 4 out of 5 stars
  • Cingular is selling BlackBery 7100g for just under $200
  • Advertisement for mximics.com’s Desktop Recording Kit (DRK) which can be used for "creating podcasts"
• PC World for Sep05
  • Test Center’s list of top 7 SLR cameras:
    • Canon EOS 20D
    • Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT
    • Olympus EVolt E-300
    • Nikon D70s
    • Pentax *ist DS
    • Konica Minolta Maxxum 7D
    • Fujifilm FinePix S2 Pro
• eWeek
  • AT&T is testing WiMax wireless services {google}
  • Neoware has a new Image Manager for Windows XP Embedded thin-clients
  • Symbol has a new low-end ruggedized handheld for bar-code solutions called the MC1000
• Maximum PC for Sep05
  • LCD (Epson PowerLite Cinema 500) vs. DLP (Viewsonic PJ755D)
• Knowledge Management World for Jul/Aug05
  • Verity has purchased 80-20 Software’s Retriever desktop search product
• Communications of the ACM for Aug05
  • "Emerging Information Technologies: Developing a Timely Information
    Technology (IT) Strategy – A model for quickly sifting through emerging
    technologies to find the best organizational fit" by Casey Cegielski,
    Brain Reithel, and Carl Rebman
• Forbes for August 15, 2005
  • Rick Karlgaard (publisher) takes a flight in a testing version of the Eclipse 500
• Network World
  • Microsoft is teaming up with Polycom and Tandberg to bring out more integrated collaboration services
  • Keith Shaw gives the Mio 269 Mobile Navigation System (MSRP $800) a four out of five star rating
• AFRL Technology Horizons for Aug05
  • Dave Johnson @ Curtiss-Wright Controls offers an overview of JPEG2000 (ISO 15444) standard
• Network Computing
  • In-depth sneak preview into SQL Server 2005. Top enhancements:
    T-SQL, XML & CLR integration, Dev tools, security, support for
    ADO.net, and Service Broker
  • Real-world Labs test of Mobile Messaging Gateways (6 total):
    • B+ rating for: Good Technology GoodLink 4.0 & Intellisync Wireless Email 6.2
    • B rating for: RIM Blackberry Enterprise Server 4.0 & Extended Systems OneBridge Mobile Groupware 2.0
• AFCEA’s SIGNAL for Aug05 has the following computer network security references:
  • SANS Internet Storm Center
  • myNetWatchman
  • Information Security Forum
  • John Hopkins University Information Security Institute
• Baseline magazine hands on workbook by David Carr called "Security Information and Event Management" looks good.

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• Music for the show
  • The Reverse Engineers from Tampa, FL with their newest single called "Mercury in Retrograde"