Madonna and husband Guy Ritchie are granted a "quickie divorce" at the High Court in London.

Hi

Where does Firefox 3.0.4 store favorites etc? I've looked for Library>Application Support>Firefox>profiles but a 'Firefox' folder does not exist only a 'Mozilla' one and that does not contain a folder called 'Profiles'

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A judge is due to sentence an 18-year-old white South African, who has admitted killing four black people.

Je constate au quotidien que les grandes entreprises, conscientes des enjeux du passage à des dynamiques de type entreprise 2.0 et du caractère radicalement nouveau des pratiques à mettre en Å“uvre, commencent à mettre en Å“uvre de nouveaux types de postes. Il s’agit à la fois de pratiquer l’alignement entre l’activité “people centric” et les enjeux de l’entreprise, identifier les opportunités nouvelles, mettre de l’énergie dans la transversalité et les communautés, positionner et accompagner de nouveaux types d’outils, ré-aligner les outils sur les pratiques…

Un rôle complexe qui demande un mix entre connaissances nouvelles et compétences traditionnelles. Il est généralement confié à une personne de l’interne qui découvre cette complexité nouvelle et doit être au four et au moulin. Mais avec l’expérience on voit également se profiler des recrutements spécifiques sur des profils de postes nouveaux afin de rationaliser le travail dans ce qui n’est plus une expérimentation mais l’industrialisation d’une nouvelle manière de faire.

Forts de constat et de leur expérience dans la mise en place d’outils 2.0 au service de problématiques RH (et je suis le premier à pouvoir en témoigner), mes amis de chez Talentys ont planché sur la question afin de  proposer une grille de lecture des compétences nécessaires et des définitions de postes adéquates à destination des directions opérationnelles et des Directions des Ressources Humaines.

Nos réflexions ont du se croiser puisqu’ils proposent :

Le « Community Manager » (CM), animation opérationnelle des communautés

Le « IT 2.0 expert » (ITE), gestion des outils équipant les communautés

Le « Chief Networking Officer » (CNO), stratégies et management des communautés

Je vous invite à télécharger ce document en cliquant ici et à nous faire part de vos retours afin de pouvoir continuer à l’améliorer et l’enrichir.

Amis DRH, RRH, recruteurs, managers, les commentaires vous sont ouverts.

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Could you tell a few auto shows were going on in California? In case you've somehow overlooked it, a number of automakers are showing off some swank new in-car connectivity options, and Dodge is striving to elicit even more fluids from your saliva glands by showing off the Dodge EV. We initially heard about this mythical automobile back in September, and now the very Viper-inspired whip is wowing onlookers in LA. The all-electric plug-in boasts mid-mounted batteries, a 268-horsepower engine, a 150-mile range and a 0 to 60 time of under five seconds. Have a peek at what you'll be attempting to finance "as early as 2010" down in the read link.

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div class="image"a href="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/big_show.php?/avaxhome/84/cd/0009cd84.jpeg" target="_blank"img src="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/84/cd/0009cd84_medium.jpeg" id="external_img_642436" alt="The Oral Law of Sinai"//a/divbr/ div class="center"bBerel Wein, "The Oral Law of Sinai: An Illustrated History of the Mishnah"/bbr/ Jossey-Bass (2008) | English | ISBN: 0470197552 | 214 pages | PDF | 21 MB/divbr/ Written by the Orthodox historian Rabbi Berel Wein, iThe Oral Law of Sinai/i is an extraordinary and beautifully illustrated book that explores the Talmud—a law book that is a faithful transmission of the Oral Law of Sinai. As Rabbi Wein explains, the Talmud is two separate books comprising the Oral Law. This work offers an explanation of the first book of the Talmud, the Mishnah.

img class=face src=http://planet.ubuntu.com/heads/launchpad-heading.png alt= pa href=https://launchpad.net/~barryimg src=https://help.launchpad.net/BlogImages?action=AttachFile#038;do=get#038;target=baw.jpg alt=Barry Warsaw mugshot //aOur previous emMeet the developers/em a href=http://news.launchpad.net/meet-the-devs/meet-paul-hummerinterview/a was with a man known by his irc nick coderockstar/code./p pOn the Launchpad team we have another rock star, the a href=http://barry.warsaw.us/bass/index.htmlbass/a playing Mr a href=https://launchpad.net/~barryBarry Warsaw/a!/p pstrongMatthew: What do you do on the Launchpad team?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong In general, it is my life#8217;s work to see a href=http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/Z/Zawinskis-Law.htmlZawinski#8217;s Law/a fully realized in everything I touch. To that end, most of my Launchpad work has been to add spam vectors, er, I mean mailing lists to Launchpad. I don#8217;t know why anybody would think a href=http://barry.warsaw.us/software/index.htmlI know something about mailing lists/a, but there you have it./p pThese days, the basic mailing list features are working pretty well, so I#8217;ve been concentrating on other things, though often email related, such as the recent #8220;Contact this user#8221; feature./p pstrongMatthew: Can we see something in Launchpad that you#8217;ve worked on?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong If you#8217;ve used the Launchpad mailing lists, you#8217;ve used stuff I#8217;ve worked on. If you try out the new #8220;Contact this user#8221; feature in Launchpad 2.1.11, you will be using my stuff. Well, that#8217;s only if you like those features. If you hate them, someone else did it./p pstrongMatthew: Where do you work?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong I work out of my home in Silver Spring, Maryland USA. Well, I emdid/em up until about a week ago, when I moved into a temporary rental house while we#8217;re doing some work on our real house. I live about a mile walking distance from Washington DC./p pstrongMatthew: What can you see from your office window?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong Right now, not much other than the side of my neighbor#8217;s house, but when I#8217;m back in my real home, I have a somewhat less boring view of the neighborhood. I can see all the way up the street leading to my house, so I#8217;m always prepared when the Fedex truck drops off the latest awesome mugs and hoodies from the a href=http://shop.ubuntu.com/Ubuntu store/a (/me waits for his endorsement bonus check)./p pstrongMatthew: What did you do before working at Canonical?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong Directly before coming to Canonical I worked at a company called Secure Software, incidentally with Mailman#8217;s original inventor John Viega, though we were not working on Mailman. Secure built products around static analysis of C, C++, and Java code for security vulnerabilities. It was very cool software and allowed me to do a lot of C, C++ and Java hacking as well as the usual big pile of Python. I also did more Windows development than I#8217;d ever done before, and let#8217;s just say it#8217;s nice to be working for the makers of Ubuntu now! Unfortunately mdash; or maybe strongfortunately/strong mdash; Secure did not overwhelm in the market and, here I am!/p pI#8217;ve been pretty lucky to work at some great places, though my career has been pretty eclectic. I#8217;ve been able to do a lot of open source and free software, both officially and incidentally in my career. I won#8217;t bore you with the ten page resume though./p pstrongMatthew: How did you get into free software?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong Well, I#8217;m an old timer so I#8217;ve actually been into free software probably before the term was even invented! My first real software job was as a summer intern at the National Bureau of Standards (now NIST), a US Federal research lab in suburban Maryland. I was hacking on homebrew graphics systems for robotic real time control and visualization, and most of the work was in FORTH. There was a pretty vibrant FORTH community and we shared lots of code, often by 8#8243; floppy disks, 9 track tapes and over the original ARPAnet and uucp. I continued with NBS/NIST after I graduated college and our lab eventually migrated to early SunOS systems. By that time I was learning C and hacking Unix, Emacs, window systems, etc. Back then at least, the software that US federal employees wrote was not subject to copyright (because it was taxpayer funded), so it was easy to give away, and it#8217;s always seemed very natural for me to share code./p pA few years ago I searched some of the various Usenet archives for early postings of mine. I think my first public post was of some Emacs trinket I wrote in 1985. It was probably what eventually became Supercite. In any case, tapping into that culture and its social interactions really got me hooked. I made a lot of friends online and I#8217;ve been very luck to keep many of them and even meet some of them in the real world./p pstrongMatthew: What#8217;s more important? Principle or pragmatism?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong a href=http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/The Zen of Python/a says #8220;Practicality beats purity#8221;./p pstrongMatthew: Do you/have you contribute(d) to any free software projects?/strong/p pYes, quite a few actually./p pThese days I#8217;m most active in a href=http://python.org/Python/a and a href=http://www.list.org/GNU Mailman/a, though there are probably a dozen or so FLOSS projects I contribute to in various ways. I used to contribute a lot to Emacs and XEmacs, but these days I prefer to just be a (l)user. I also tend to scratch my own itch, and hosting projects on Launchpad and using Bazaar makes that just incredibly easy. For example, I needed an email robot on some of my public email addresses, so I wrote #8216;a href=https://launchpad.net/replybotreplybot/a#8216; which tries to do that totally anti-social job in the most standards-compliant way possible. Even though the package is published on the a href=http://pypi.python.org/pypiPython Cheeseshop/a, all the project management happens on Launchpad. In fact a href=https://launchpad.net/mailmanGNU Mailman itself is hosted on Launchpad/a now too./p pstrongMatthew: Tell us something really cool about Launchpad that not enough people know about?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong a href=https://help.launchpad.net/Code/ReviewMerge proposals/a are my latest kick. We use them a lot on the Launchpad project, and I think they#8217;re a great way to manage branches, review code, and link them to bugs, milestones and releases. I#8217;m not yet sure how useful all that stuff is for smaller projects, but for a large complicated beast like Launchpad, merge proposals are really great./p pstrongMatthew: Four string, six string or fretless?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong Ah, what a great question, but those are not either/ors! img src=http://news.launchpad.net/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif alt=:) class=wp-smiley / I firmly believe that if you can#8217;t play a 4, you have no business with more strings. Guitar players would be wise to heed that advice. img src=http://news.launchpad.net/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif alt=:) class=wp-smiley / I played bass for almost 25 years before I got my first 5 string, and it#8217;ll probably be another 25 before I get a 6. My grandkids will have to slap and pop that hi C string for me though./p pFretlesses are very cool, and I played a 4 fretless (with a hipshot) almost exclusively for many years, though I am no Jaco. A good #8220;mwaahh#8221; just makes me so happy. My main axe these days though is a fretted MTD American 535. Having that gut rumbling low B string is just too much fun, though you have to use it tastefully. I#8217;m still saving up for a fretless 535 to match my main axe, but it#8217;s much harder to sneak those things past my wife these days. img src=http://news.launchpad.net/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif alt=:) class=wp-smiley / /p pstrongMatthew: a href=https://launchpad.net/~kikoKiko/a#8217;s special question! You#8217;re at your computer, you reach for your wallet: what are you most likely to be doing?/strong/p pstrongBarry:/strong Okay, this is a family show, right?/p pI do purchase a lot of stuff online. I hate going to the malls and I really hate shopping so if I can get through the holidays without getting in my car, it#8217;s a success. One of our favorite places is Zappos because you can just order like $10,000 worth of shoes, keep the one pair you like and send them all back for free. I do buy the occasional software, but not too much ongoing services, though I#8217;m currently looking at encrypted, secure online backups. I do tend to like to roll my own though, since hacking is so much fun./p pThanks for listening!/p

One person is killed and three are wounded in a shoot-out in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli, security forces say.

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Bucket tests and experimental products are one thing. But to mess with the real Google search is serious stuff. Why did they do it?

Google’s overall search share has grown substantially this year (and all other years since it went live). Their share of search advertising dollars is likely even higher.

The changes Google made to search today certainly make it more interactive and social. I can now write comments on search results, and read comments from everyone about TechCrunch (or anything else - see the awesomely useful TechCrunch comments in the image below) and vote them up or down. I can move search results around on the page - up, down, or off the page entirely. I can also add other URLs into search results.

In fact. Google paid Wikia Search the highest compliment possible today. They copied most of their features.

So, why did they do it?

In their blog post, Google says they’ve created a way to customize search results, and share (via the comments). They say they are striving to improve the search experience, and giving people tools to make search even more useful to them in their daily lives.

But Google search wasn’t broken. It’s one of the few things on the Internet that isn’t. I love it, as does 62% of everyone on the Internet. This new stuff is a mess of arrows and troll comments and stuff moving around the page. That doesn’t make my search experience more useful. It makes it move to another search engine.

The worst part of the new stuff is you can’t turn it off. Once you click “Yes, continue” you’re in. And as far as I can tell, you can’t get back to the good old Google that worked just fine.

Google, I’m begging. Please pull a Lively and get rid of this thing fast.

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The eurozone's recession is deepening rapidly, with private sector activity contracting this month at the fastest rate for at least a decade, a closely-watched survey has indicated

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It's Rosie O'Donnell vs. Barbara Walters, and sorry: Rosie will get the last laugh.

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