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The Horse's Mouth - Ezine reader's index
"The Horse's Mouth" is an online magazine - the ramblings of Graham Ellis.
I'm very fortunate to come across a lot of interesting people in my work,
and they inspire me to think and to write. You'll find a mixture of
technical tips on the subjects we teach, things we have learnt from our
own website and wider, and pictures, thoughts and wider comment.
The beauty of the net is that you can search and read as much - or as
little - as you like.
You can even add your comments
if you wish; although we can't offer you the
same anonimity nor a "freedom of speech", I'm going to encourage you
to post of views that don't agree with mine and
only in what I consider to be exceptional circumstances will I remove
or modify your material.
Selected Articles
Emergency First Aid Provision at Well House Manor - part of the serviceThe changing Hotel and Bed and Breakfast business in MelkshamQR codes - graphics images that provide quick phone linksExpanding a list of parameters in Tcl - {*} and evalTcl collections - lists, dicts and arrayPerl - calls to methods that use => - what do they mean?Melksham Area - buses, trains, cycles, and roads. Meeting, 17.1.2012Transport in Cambridgeshire - seen by an outside observer. What can Wiltshire learn?A busy start to 2012How to do multidimensional arrays (or rather lists and hashes) in PerlTcl - apparently odd behaviour of string trimleftMultiple buttons calling the same proc in wish (tcl/tk)Perl functions such as chop change their input parametersNew in Java 7 - and why we are not running public Java 7 coursesAdding Expect on top of Tcl - what is it and where can I get a training course to learn about it?Comparing loop commands in TclTrapping errors in Tcl - the safety net that catch providesImages of the new year in MelkshamTelling which ServerAlias your visitor used - useful during merging domainsFirst of the yearInitial thoughts - response to GW Rail Franchise Consultation for WiltshireWhat would an appropriate train service on the TransWilts line meanI wish I was not a special caseHow big is a web page these days? Does the size of your pages matter?Christmas Day - for unique picturesHappy Christmas ... a Christmas morning walk in MelkshamMelksham, Month by month through 2011Well House Consultants - Open Source Programming Courses for 2012Python or Lua - which should I use / learn?Melksham Christmas Lights - Town, Shops and Private HousesAeryn at 1Football league tables - under old and new point system. Python program.Learning more about our web site - and learning how to learn about yoursChanges to morning routinesMelksham Training Centre and Hotel internet speed - how does it compare?Some terms used in programming (Biased towards Python)Provide a useable train service, and people will use it!Well House Manor - perhaps the best hotel rooms in MelkshamDark mornings, dog update, and Python and Lua courses before ChristmasUsing Perl to generate multiple reports from a HUGE file, efficiently
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This is a page archived from The Horse's Mouth at
http://www.wellho.net/horse/ -
the diary and writings of Graham Ellis.
Every attempt was made to provide current information at the time the
page was written, but things do move forward in our business - new software
releases, price changes, new techniques. Please check back via
our main site for current courses,
prices, versions, etc - any mention of a price in "The Horse's Mouth"
cannot be taken as an offer to supply at that price.
Link to Ezine home page (for reading).
Link to Blogging home page (to add comments).
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