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Five Dollar Oil, Cold Fusion.: An article from: Environmental Insider News
Too Hot to Handle: The Race for Cold Fusion by Frank Close, 1991
Infinite Energy Cold Fusion and New Energy Technology (Issue #7, Volume 2)
Too Hot to Handle: Story of the Race for Cold Fusion (Penguin Press Science) by F.E. Close, 1992-08-27
COLD FUSION STILL HOT.(Brief Article): An article from: Skeptic (Altadena, CA) by Jed Rothwell, 1999-03-22
Infinite Energy Cold Fusion and New Energy Technology Volume 2, Issue # 8, May/June 1996
Nature 6 July 1989: No Evidence for Cold Fusion Neutrons by InternationalWeekly Journal Of Science, 1989
Infinite Energy Cold Fusion and New Energy Technology Volume 2, Issue #12 January-February 1997
ColdFusion MX Essential Training by Joey Lott, 2004-10-01
Fifth Doctor Novels (Study Guide): Warmonger, Goth Opera, Deep Blue, the Sands of Time, Cold Fusion, Divided Loyalties, the King of Terror
Chocolate fantasy cold fusion extends reach of protein bars.(Cold Fusion Foods Inc., Chocolate Fantasy, frozen chocolate protein bar): An article from: Quick Frozen Foods International

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What Is ColdFusion? - Definition From Whatis.com - See Also: Cold Fusion
ColdFusion, made by Allaire, is a popular and sophisticated set of products for building Web site and serving page to users.
http://searchsoa.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid26_gci211812,00.html
ColdFusion Weekly
Podcast hosted by Matt Woodward and Peter Farrell.
http://www.coldfusionweekly.com/

Extractions: Sat, 14 June 2008 Yes, the time has come for ColdFusion Weekly to bid everyone a fond farewell. We've had a fantastic time working on the podcast for the past two years but we simply can't give it the attention it deserves, so rather than keep everyone in limbo we have decided to officially stop. Not to worry, the web site will stay up so you can always grab old episodes. In regards to timeline, we made this decision a couple months ago. Long before any of the growing pains occurred in the CFML community. In all fairness, please do not read our in the podcast arena as an indication that we're leaving the CFML community as that is far from the truth. Matt is going to be spending more time in the Java world, doing more mobile device development, working on Mach-II documentation (and code for a change!), perfecting the Mach-II training, and contributing to the Open BlueDragon project. Peter is going to be working on the next version(s) of Mach-II (and prodding Matt on the documentation), refining the Mach-II workshops and contributing to other (currently unknown) open-source projects. He is also becoming more involved in the world of food cooperatives and the impact they make on his local community. Brian Meloche will be starting up a new podcast called CFConversations very soon, so there will not be much downtime in the CF podcast space. We encourage you all to subscribe to his feed when it's up and running! And who knows, maybe you'll even hear your old podcast friends Matt and Peter on there from time to time.
Alternative Energy: Cold Fusion: Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR)
Alternative Energy Brief Summary and Discussion of Cold Fusion, Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR) Chemically Assisted Nuclear Reaction (CANR). Analysis of Physics
http://www.spaceandmotion.com/Alternative-Energy-Cold-Fusion.htm
Andy Jarrett - Web Application Developer VCard
Weblog of articles related to ColdFusion.
http://www.andyjarrett.co.uk
Development
A personal weblog about developing in ColdFusion.
http://cfruss.blogspot.com/

Extractions: On web application development with Coldfusion, jQuery, SQL, etc. I feel badly that I haven't had a chance to blog lately, as I have been very busy. Posted by Russ at 5:51 PM comments One of Coldfusion 9's features is the ability to define components entirely within CFScript. I was looking around for an example of Application.cfc in CFScript, and I couldn't find it. So I've compiled it for you here. It includes all available methods and application variables. (If you find something I've missed, let me know!) /** @title "Application.cfc reference in CFScript for Coldfusion 9" @description "This component includes all Application.cfc methods and variables, set to their default values (if applicable). Please note that default values are not always desirable, and some methods or variables should be modified or removed depending on the situation." @author "Russ S. (http://cfruss.blogspot.com)" @dateCreated "November 29, 2009" @licence "This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA." @hint "You implement methods in Application.cfc to handle ColdFusion application events and set variables in the CFC to configure application characteristics." */
CFStuff
Hansjoerg Posch writes about ColdFusion and related technologies.
http://cfstuff.blogspot.com
Useful Concept
Technology, reviews, commentary and with an emphasis on ColdFusion, Flex and AIR.
http://www.usefulconcept.com

Extractions: Related Categories: Web Dev Personal Consulting I am excited, and a bit nervous, to announce that I am officially setting off on my own as an independent developer/consultant for hire. This is a very big move for me, and I am enormously excited for what tomorrow will bring. One might ask why I am making this change; especially given the turbulent economy. Lets just say it really felt like the right time to do something new. I yearn to explore beyond my previous role, and start up new projects/businesses where I find opportunity. It is very easy to think 'maybe next year' and settle into what feels comfortable, pushing off ambition and change forever. I find that real learning and growth often comes from change and the confronting the uncomfortable. Having a supportive and understanding wife helps a lot as well. I am also profoundly sad to be leaving my friends and colleagues. I have worked at Harbour Light and then at Savvy Software (they are sister companies) for about 14 years. This encompasses the entirety of my professional life thus far. Virtually everything in my life has changed in that time except my job, and the people I work with. I owe everyone a huge helping of thanks for the great times, personal growth, opportunities, learning, and friendship. They have been with me through many important phases of my life, and it is more than a little emotional for me to write this right now. Lets just leave it at that.
Recent Web Log Entries By Ben Nadel
The play ground of ColdFusion web applications developer Ben Nadel.
http://www.bennadel.com/
Luis Majanos S Coldfusion And Java Blog
A blog about ColdFusion, Java, Linux and technology.
http://www.luismajano.com/blog/index.cfm
Axelology
Axel Jensen on ColdFusion, Eclipse, and Flex.
http://www.axelscript.com

Extractions: var AKPC_IDS = ""; Posted in September 12th, 2010 by admin in Flex the refs ruled this an INCOMPLETE PASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! due to him letting go of the ball as he got up and ran to celebrate!!!! SUCH F*ING BULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Popularity: unranked 1 Comment Posted in August 2nd, 2010 by admin in Flex Here is a link to if you missed it. Application Source Step 2: Implementing Bezier Curve over the Application Background Skin Now that you have your application background working, we can work on adding a layer on top of this. We will be adding a shape with a Cubic Bezier curve for a bottom border on top of the background creating a banner. To ensure that our Bezier curve is visible, we need to place it on top of the background (beneath the Rectangle in our code). s:Path is used to be given data to create a shape. Inside of the data property is where we define our shape. First off we have to set the data cursor to start at the X and Y values of 0,0 which would be the top left of the application. Now we make a line from 0,0 to 600,0 by using “l 600,0”. “l” stands for line. It is important to remember that these coordinates are based off of 0,0 being the last coordinates you left off on, not 0,0 being the top left of the application. Next, we need to create the rightmost border of our shape using 0,100. Again, think of this as saying, move horizontally from this location pixels, move vertically from this location 100 pixels.
Web Biz
Blog on web technologies focusing on Adobe s ColdFusion, other Adobe RIA technologies, and web development.
http://blog.brianflove.com
Simon Whatley
The personal blog of Simon Whatley; Adobe ColdFusion Certified Instructor.
http://www.simonwhatley.co.uk
»» Coldfusion Blog - By Phil Porter ««
Phil Porter writes on web technology including ColdFusion, SQL, JavaScript and design.
http://cfblog.co.uk
The Coldfusion Open Source Software Blog
Open Source projects written in ColdFusion.
http://www.opensourcecf.com/

Extractions: BlogCFM 01 November 2010 Importing a web site certificate into Coldfusion Categories: Coldfusion Server Note to self.. for future reference! Use your browser to visit the site whose certificate you want to import. Export or save the certificate to a file (DER, X.509 Binary format, .CER file) Save it to Coldfusion's jre/lib/security folder Restart ColdFusion Link comments 16 September 2010 CFFM 1.32 Released Categories: File Management Okay, I've finished updating CFFM to version 1.32 - removed uploadify (flash based uploader), replaced with fileuploader jquery plugin - added context menus for file actions (delete, copy, download, etc) - fixed a "bug" where CFFM didn't work in BlueDragon 7.1 becaue bluedragon didn't auto-uppercase struct elements
$49.95 Coldfusion Real Estate Website Application With Google Maps
ColdFusion real estate application featuring Google map search and geocoordinates.
http://www.gowebsystems.com
CFUnited 2010: A ColdFusion, Flex & AIR Conference
Formerly known as CFUN, this conference, held annually since 1998, is sponsored by Teratech and the Maryland ColdFusion User Group. It is held in the Washington, DC area.
http://cfunited.com

Extractions: Twitter Unavailable Want to sponsor? Contact Us about it! Follow us on twitter Read more I have seen so much enthusiasm at this year's CFUnited I am sure it will be back in some format with someone other than me owning it in the future. If you have suggestions for CFUnited Reloaded let me know commenting to this post, by emailing me or by phone. Perhaps the location needs to change, or the format or something else. Or perhaps you have a suggestion of who might buy and run the event in the future. What ever your ideas I am interested in hearing them Thanks! Michael michael at teratech dot com CFUnited 2010, what can I say? My experience was awesome! My heart is filled with smiles, good times, great people, and wonderful memories. It was a bumpy road to get there but it was a labor of love. I am not a developer but "I heart CF" and I am in love with the CF community! This is an amazingly intelligent, generous, hard-working, hellafun, and genuinely NICE group of people. CFUnited leaves me this year gushing with gratitude. I will list a few of my appreciations to some key folks and if I stupidly leave anything out, please know I am still recovering from this whole thing. Attendees: First of all your bona fide reputation proceeds you. Lansdowne staff has communicated that they think you are one of the nicest groups the have worked with and that they have truly enjoyed working with you in just about every way. I agree with them 10 fold. Every person I interacted with felt like an old dear friend, even if it was the first time we met. Every person who came by the registration desk and smiled, said "Hey, " and gave feedback was, to me, the beating heart of this event. We did this for you and you paid us back what we lacked in financial compensation in pleasantries, understanding, appreciation, and kind words. I deeply hope that you got your monies worth and then some from this year's event because our highest hope was to please you.
ColdFusion User Conference
Central listing of Coldfusion conferences and events. Contains powerpoints and code from many of the conferences.
http://www.cfconf.org/
Cf.Objective() 2011: The Only Enterprise ColdFusion Conference... - Cf.Objective
Enterprise level ColdFusion conference held annually.
http://www.cfobjective.com
CFFaq.com
Answers to ColdFusion Frequently Asked Questions.
http://www.cffaq.com/
Fusebox: Welcome To The Fusebox Framework
Fusebox is a proposed standard way of coding and encapsulating entire ColdFusion applications so that their functionality is available to other applications.
http://www.fusebox.org/

Extractions: The most popular framework for ColdFusion and PHP web developers Fusebox is the most popular framework for building ColdFusion and PHP web applications. "Fuseboxers" find that the framework releases them from much of the drudgery of writing applications and enables them to focus their efforts on creating great, customer-focused software. The Fusebox site has a ? Current happenings with the Website, Team Fusebox etc. are featured. Check it out for yourself. Overview of Fusebox and then view our Step by Step Tutorial , created and narrated by Hal Helms and John Quarto von Tividar. Once you are ready to start working with Fusebox, we have an entire Getting Started Section just for you as well as beginning Articles and Tutorials . Plus a whole lot more. Welcome, Managers

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