Displaying 6 results from an estimated 6 matches for "enthralled".
2007 May 31
0
Daily News
...Detroit) Friday nights at
11:30 pm called "In Concert". I was an impressionable 13-yr-old just gettin''
in to rock music in the summer of 1974 when they showed parts of the
California Jam in sucessive weeks on TV. I was a Deep Purple freak (still
am) and sat glued to the set, enthralled with Ritchie Blackmore''s stage
antics (trashing a television camera while it was filming him and ''blowing
up'' his amps).
Well, "Deep Purple - Live In California ''74" was released on DVD yesterday,
and it''s just as enthralling (warts and all...
2011 Oct 28
2
CentOS 6 Bug Fix Announcements
Are there going to be any CentOS 6 announcements made about bug fixes
etc made to CentOS Announce mailing list ?
CentOS 6 has been around for a while now, has many fixes available, yet
I haven't seen a single announcement. Perhaps I am just not subscribed
to the correct list .
Ian
2006 Oct 02
0
list of methods derived from associations?
Hello;
I''m at this point essentially a Rails hobbiest: entranced, enthralled,
immersed but not writing Rails apps commercially. I am sure my question
has been asked and answered but I searched and couldn''t find it, so....
Is there somewhere a list of methods that become available via
associations? I was doing a project with acts_as_tree and was struggling
with...
2006 Apr 06
8
Fastest learning path to RoR
hi!
with a 4GL background, wanting to learn RoR, what is the fastest
learning path i should take? should i go grab a RoR tutorial, and learn
Ruby along the way, or start with plain Ruby first?
thanks for any inputs!
2006 Feb 10
12
Accessing ''many'' variables
Hi,
I have a class called Outlet which has_many Jacks. Apart from internal
id, each jack is unique by the attribute ''color''.
I''d like to iterate through each Outlet, and be able to output data
for a Jack of a certain color.
Say, I want to access the orange jack for the current outlet:
<td><%=h outlet.jack.color[''O''].ip_address
2013 Jun 08
3
R CMD INSTALL and file permission settings
Summary:
The directory /usr/local/lib/R/site-library can be used for site-wide
multi-user installations of R.
This is even the default on Debian and Ubuntu (following a suggestion by
Kurt and Fritz a decade ago over beers -- what could be better). However,
R enforces wrong permissions on directories and files there (removing
group-write) which effectively defeats this purpose,