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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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81. CFAjax = Coldfusion + AJAX
    CFAjax is the AJAX implementation for coldfusion. It makes coldfusion method calls on server directly from HTML page using JavaScript and return backs the  
    http://www.indiankey.com/cfajax/
    
    Extractions: techscreencast.com (Quality Technical Screencast) [ Home ] [ Examples ] [ Project / Download ] [ FAQ / How To] ... Coldfusion Projects Asynchronous JavaScript + XML. It's a whole new way of looking at the web where HTML page makes asynchronous calls to the server using JavaScript and loads the data in bits and pieces as needed read more... CFAjax is the AJAX implementation for coldfusion. It makes coldfusion method calls on server directly from HTML page using JavaScript and return backs the result to the calling HTML page. CFAjax comes with simple to use JavaScript API and simple coldfusion implementation that marshal’s the response between your CF methods and HTML page. Using CFAjax you can create highly interactive websites with greater performance and usability. CFAjax Authentication - How to implement Authentication in CFAjax. CFAjax Suggest Example - How to use CFAjax Suggest component. List Building - How to fill drop down list from server using CFAjax. More examples...

82. Coldfusion Technical Articles On TechRepublic
    White papers, case studies, technical articles, and blog posts relating to coldfusion.  
    http://search.techrepublic.com.com/index.php?q=coldfusion&c=1&t=11

83. AsFusion ActionScript + ColdFusion
    What made the discussions interesting was hearing different perspectives from our diverse audience, which included people from Flex, Flash, ColdFusion,  
    http://www.asfusion.com/
    
    Extractions: English Dec 4 comments Posted by: Laura It seems that 2008 will bring a lot traveling for us. First, I will present a session at in early May and then I will present at WebManiacs towards the end of May. We also hope to attend 360 Flex in Atlanta and most likely 360 Flex in SoCal closer to home. read more Category: Flex Miscellaneous Nov comments Posted by: Laura I added some transitions and a progress bar to our Photoshow example For the transitions, I wanted the previous image to fade out and the new image to fade in. But in the original code, the image was binding to the currently selected image, so whenever the selected image changed (by clicking on next or previous buttons), the source of the image would change. The biggest problem with this is that if I changed the currently selected image as soon as the user would click the buttons, the image would change without waiting for the fade out to complete. One of the main changes made to the code is that before I can change the source of the image, I need to wait until the previous image has completely faded out. I do this by using the effectEnd event of the Fade effect to know when this happens, and only then make the change in the image source.

84. Chicago ColdFusion & Flex User Group - An AUG / CFUG
    The Chicago Central ColdFusion User Group is a technology Special Interest Group focused on exposing new web development technologies to the Chicagoland web  
    http://www.cccfug.org/
    
    Extractions: Adobe announces $100 million venture fund John Dowdell Monday At MAX Adobe announced it would be doing $100 million in venture funding of projects which enrich the Adobe Engagement Platform. The immediate question was, of course and en masse, "How can I get some of that!?" I don't have info yet the venture fund t...

85. ColdFusion Tutorials - ColdFusion Quick Reference (Cheat Sheet) | DreamInCode.ne
    ColdFusion Tutorials ColdFusion Quick Reference (Cheat Sheet). Get help with this and thousands of other programming and web development topics at  
    http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic18275.htm
    
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86. Gary Gilbert's Technology Blog: Arguing Coldfusion
    A blog about web development, Rich Internet Applications, Coldfusion, AJAX, Javascript, and various other technologies and topics. Arguing Coldfusion.  
    http://www.garyrgilbert.com/blog/index.cfm/2008/1/14/Arguing-Coldfusion
    
    Extractions: Wrapping Text in Images Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog. Related Categories: Coldfusion Sean Corfield put together, on friday a rather lengthy article based upon a frequent topic in the Coldfusion Community ("What should Adobe do to make ColdFusion more popular?"). We've all heard and perhaps even said a few of the arguments that Sean addresses in a well thought out "Devils advocate" approach. Well worth the read if you haven't done so yet. Comments (0) Send del.icio.us Digg It! ... Linking Blogs Comments There are no comments for this entry. Add Comment Blog CFC Created By Raymond Camden

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