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I have to confess that the ter

2009-09-20T01:06:36.107+02:00

I have to confess that the term has grown on me since I first posted. It sounds like a line from : “I have a tremendous sense of unfoldedness”.nsaunders

It seems perfectly cromulent t

2009-09-20T01:06:27.774+02:00

It seems perfectly cromulent to me. In fact, I’d say that the study of unfoldedness embiggens structural biology.Jonathan Badger

But “disorder” doesn’t sound t

2009-09-20T01:06:19.441+02:00

But “disorder” doesn’t sound tough enough.Deepak

But is it a neologism?
2009-09-20T01:06:11.108+02:00
But is it a neologism?chris

The only noteworthy post conta

2009-09-20T01:06:02.775+02:00

The only noteworthy post containing ‘have not read the paper’ in 2007. Hopefully.Roland Krause

Berci,You spoke too soon :).My

2009-09-16T01:00:37.128+02:00

Berci,You spoke too soon :).My biggest traffic spikes actually come from Stumbleupon, and on occasion Techmeme, but GTO is the most consistent.Deepak

It is also the highest traffic

2009-09-16T01:00:29.128+02:00

It is also the highest traffic spikes I get. Second highest must be Bora I think :).Pedro Beltrao

Thank you, I got some nice tra

2009-09-16T01:00:21.128+02:00

Thank you, I got some nice traffic from you (the post got more than 2000 visits in 2 days)! But I’ve never been featured by GTO…Bertalan Meskó

Very true. I get a lot of tra

2009-09-16T01:00:13.128+02:00

Very true. I get a lot of traffic every time I am up on GTO, but the interesting part is that the posts I consider to be the better ones, are not usually the ones that make it. Perhaps instead of SEO, we all will start trying to optimize for GTO :)Deepak

:) bad programmer here too. I

2009-09-16T00:39:02.736+02:00

:) bad programmer here too. I have an alias in the editor for that block that reads tab delimited files.pedrobeltrao

I’ve personally used the
2009-09-16T00:38:54.736+02:00
I’ve personally used the Text::CSV Perl module for handling CSV based results and have never had a problem.Ryan Castillo

i am not sure if a problem as

2009-09-16T00:38:46.736+02:00

i am not sure if a problem as simple as this really justifies the pains of dealing with external modules. I usually find it far simpler to write perl than to read it (even with my own scripts, not to mention other people’s code), and understanding what exactly a foreign modules does, where the pitfalls are, etc, is often much more tedious than writing a few lines of code. And, your script will run on any computer and won’t require other users to install a bunch of modules first. If you are like me (which I hope you are not) you are also happy that by writing the code yourself you can get away without this ugly object-oriented syntax. Of course, when it comes to more complex tasks, matters are different.Kay at Suicyte

I have a perl template which h

2009-09-16T00:38:38.736+02:00

I have a perl template which has timestamp and almost EXACTLY what you have written in the beginning of the paragraph. Bad programmer!paradoxus

Nice one – I’ll buy you an OA

2009-09-15T22:50:06.060+02:00

Nice one – I’ll buy you an OA beer next time I see you :-)chris

Seaweed for crystallization ?!

2009-09-15T22:49:58.560+02:00

Seaweed for crystallization ?! wow :) congratulations.Pedro Beltrao

Congrats :)Keith

2009-09-15T22:49:51.060+02:00

Congrats :)Keith

They still don’t have that nif

2009-09-15T19:11:45.535+02:00

They still don’t have that nifty feature of Google News – email alerts for search queries. I don’t use Google reader for all my feeds, but I’d like to load all the deal-tracker websites into reader and have it email me whenever the product I’m interested in pops up.Mr. Gunn

Not only that, it now counts t

2009-09-15T19:11:38.869+02:00

Not only that, it now counts to 1000 :). It should look even scarier the next time I take a break.Pedro Beltrao

like the malaise is in other p

2009-09-15T17:48:16.576+02:00

like the malaise is in other places at the Notes from the biomass » Blog Archive » German Conference on Bioinformatics 2007

this context, N. Saunders has

2009-09-15T17:48:09.076+02:00

this context, N. Saunders has collected some links to posts on the seeming “blogosphere synchronicity” (phrase quoted from Saunders’) about the general absence of competent permanent research Research opportunities in India and Germany « Proses Anonymitus

Must be that time of year :)
2009-09-15T17:48:01.576+02:00
Must be that time of year :)Deepak

Thanks Andy for the good-natur

2009-09-15T05:22:38.968+02:00

Thanks Andy for the good-natured comments, I know anonymous blog criticism can be annoying for authors!I do like the idea of GTDInbox and expect to give it another shot in the near-future. My problem may be machine-specific as Firefox on the same machine has a problem creating Google Reader clips, whereas my work machine is fine.nsaunders

Hi guys,I’m actually the autho

2009-09-15T05:22:30.635+02:00

Hi guys,I’m actually the author of GTDInbox (what was GTDGmail) and hear what you’re saying. With GTDInbox, I only chose a small subset of ‘GTD’ -> I’m fundamentally lazy and don’t want any tool to add new barriers to work. Having recently started to look again at its development, I can see there is still much more that can be done to *fluidly* assist with the job of managing tasks/emails. I.e. reduce some more clunk! It’s refreshing to hear some of the complaints, maybe they can help improve the product later (I also accept that not everyone will be pleased, and it would be madness to try…).Specifically to @nsaunders – I don’t doubt you if uninstalling cleared up the problem – but I could not recreate the Contacts issue you had on this machine. Our integration is pretty lightweight; we create our own new spaces in the UI, rather than interfere with old ones.Maybe the future overhaul will be to your benefit too – I hope so – but in the meantime, all the best with whatever works for you!Andy Mitchell

Yes, time spent learning a sys

2009-09-15T05:22:22.302+02:00

Yes, time spent learning a system versus time spent actually doing work is always a big factor. If you’re really struggling and feel overwhelmed, it probably is worth taking some time out to get organised.I like the concepts of GTD – empty your head, get tasks into a system that suits you, work at small goals, do easy things straight away. However, it comes with a bunch of concepts and terminology that frankly, I can’t be bothered with. The simple Gmail trick of “yourself+ToDo@gmail.com” and a ToDo filter suits me better.nsaunders

I remember trying this out. On

2009-09-15T05:22:13.969+02:00

I remember trying this out. Once in a while I think it would be great to have better ways to organize my work and I search for these type of tools. I usually installed them but it almost invariably makes me waste more time setting things up and keeping things organized in the tool than not having any of these tools at all. I also quickly uninstalled it.Pedro Beltrao

I did the same. Just didn’t f

2009-09-15T05:22:05.636+02:00

I did the same. Just didn’t fit the way I use thingsDeepak

Have a look and try. I’m alrea

2009-07-22T00:30:21.584+02:00

Have a look and try. I’m already running two operating systems (good bye dual-boot) and this is definitely a future for our desktops with already too much processing power. But honestly I dream about a day, when all possible bioinformatics algorithms and biological data will be available at some computing cloud and running Taverna and designing a good analysis will be a good alternative to all day data munging. Software portability and virtual appliances « Freelancing science

Is there an echo in here ;)
2009-07-08T09:10:23.185+02:00
Is there an echo in here ;)nsaunders

Hi Neil – although its not ope

2009-06-30T08:17:32.309+02:00

Hi Neil – although its not open source, we’ve just started using “Basecamp” (http://www.basecamphq.com/?ref=free) for a project on surfactin. Unsurprisingly the idea for using this came from the physical scientists and not from me! The free version provides a web-based platform for what is essentially a closed chat room. I’m still getting used to it, but the functionality is quite good. I’ve yet to use its document system in anger, but I’ll let you know how things progress. However, there is still the problem of trying to get people to actually work on the document (perhaps there should be a web-button that allows connection of their desk chair to the nearest mains supply?) or a system for dealing with the deliberately obtuse…Simon Baker

I think you only need to be go

2009-06-23T07:41:11.594+02:00

I think you only need to be good enough at programming to get the analysis done. Knowing object orientated design patterns is useful if you’re creating commercial applications that need to maintained, but is overkill for day-to-day bioinformatics, which is essentially data manipulation. But on the other hand if you don’t know enough programming, this will be hinderance, as it takes long to do what you need to.I was lucky enough to do a strong computationally based masters degree, and so have never really had to many problems with programming, mysql, and linux. I would disagree with Bill though about having 30 hours to learn a programming language. I recently took three weeks off to go a data analysis course, which I think was worth it. One of the reasons I’m in academia is because it allows a more relaxed life style compared with business, it’s certainly not for the money. If my job ever became as pressured as business, I would seriously consider going to work for an investment bank, better pay and treatment by your employer.As an example, spending a couple of days to learn sql and databases will really pay off in the amount of time saved from manipulating crappy datasets.Michael Barton

Neil hates social bookmarking

2009-06-23T03:19:36.630+02:00

Neil hates social bookmarking and then likes it (more) bbgm podcast #4 is available

I think what Kay wants is what

2009-06-12T22:21:12.840+02:00

I think what Kay wants is what http://www.decode.com/News/2007_11_16.php is doing. 1984Animesh Sharma

But if the arguement is that p

2009-06-12T03:15:32.591+02:00

But if the arguement is that publishing in open access journals gets more citations, and making data available gets more citations, respect, etc., then the same argument holds for thinsg with commercial potential. Getting them out and licensed in an open way (something like Creative Commons by attribution, non commercial) would probably lead to more use and more income. But is there a way to demonstrate this?Like you said before, this whole situation is still taking its first baby steps and it’s still not sure which way it’s walking. But as soon as a demonstration or reference is available to prove what you ask, it will certainly surface.Ricardo

Yes, that is a good point == l

2009-06-03T12:46:18.258+02:00

Yes, that is a good point == let us know! We invite authors and potential authors to contact us with any feedback and comments — for example there is a standing invitation at the top of Nautilus, our author blog, and every page of our Author and Referee website has a feedback channel (which goes direct to the editors). So we are listening to ideas — if you know things that you think we should know, tell us — we make it as easy as we can for you to do so. We are doing our best. Our jobs too have got much more technical now that we have to provide curated web publication and permanent archive as well as a print product — in the case of nature, printed in three international venues and with subscribers a couple of days after the last few news pages are passed for press. We adapt and evolve as fast as we can, sure we can do better as we all can, but we do strive to provide the best service that we can with the tools and knowledge that we have.maxine

lot of bioinformatics involves

2009-05-27T01:35:04.902+02:00

lot of bioinformatics involves reading data from files to manipulate them for our analysis. For example, I spend a lot of time importing data from CSV Bioinformatics Zen » How to avoid errors when processing CSV files

Wow, glad I could help! I’ll q

2009-05-04T09:12:34.427+02:00

Wow, glad I could help! I’ll quit while I’m ahead on your sidebar, though, can’t help you there. Typepad, where I have my own (non-work) blog, has just introduced RSS to comments on individual posts, but the whole comments-RSS area is still at a very basic level, I think. (I want a service like co-comment and CoMment (or whatver they were both called — v similar names for two services) set out to be but didn’t work fully, in which I can automatically capture all comment threads in which I’ve participated, in one place.)maxine

Sorry, just remembered the ans

2009-04-28T10:16:29.533+02:00

Sorry, just remembered the answer for myself because I came across it in earlier readings.Apparently platypus was already taken as a name for a group of beetles.Tudza

Matthias: that all sound excel

2009-04-09T23:40:23.388+02:00

Matthias: that all sound excellent. You have a project there that just keeps growing and developing. I’ll keep an eye on the latest features.nsaunders

Thanks! But no thanks. This

2009-04-07T15:31:09.389+02:00

Thanks! But no thanks. This meme is rather too much work (8? 3, maybe). Besides, my blog isn’t about me and there’s a limit to how much personal info I’m comfortable divulging. It’s on the biography page, if anyone really cares.nsaunders

Brian makes some good points –

2009-04-05T08:28:33.556+02:00

Brian makes some good points – follow the link in the comment above this one. Question: is “freeform” good, or should biologists strive to bring structure to their wetlab data, even before doing the experiment?nsaunders

I’m glad I’m not the only one

2009-04-01T02:39:48.220+02:00

I’m glad I’m not the only one that feels this way. Most of my time is spend cleaning up data, and then serving it up to others in the group to analyze. Managing/munging the data is a job in itself. I wish I had the time to think about the biology.Amit

>a href=”http://nsaunders.w

2009-03-31T00:13:29.996+02:00

>a href=”http://nsaunders.wordpress.com/2007/08/18/im-a-biologist-jim-not-a-programmer/#comment-13395″>Bill has it right. You either learn this stuff when you’re taking classes as a student, or you’ll never have the chance. The pressure to generate data NOW is too great. Maybe if there were scheduled classes or seminars that were offered at conferences people could justify taking the time, but most of the time it just isn’t seen as a good investment, and those of us whose careers depend on getting publications out and meeting grant milestones have to deal with that reality.I’ve wanted our group to bring in a bioinformatician, but so far there’s no enthusiasm.Mr. Gunn

Hallo anybody, please check ou

2009-03-30T09:56:08.967+02:00

Hallo anybody, please check out http://www.researchgate.com. It is a yound and promising Web 2.0 social network platform from researchers and for researchers. In contrast to NN really innovative ideas can be implemented in such a platform!Soenke Bartling

Neil hates social bookmarking

2009-03-28T12:01:47.695+01:00

Neil hates social bookmarking and then likes it (more) bbgm podcast #4

I think the environment is les

2009-03-24T03:56:31.510+01:00

I think the environment is less reliable in biology than in computer science. If you re-run a compile you will (usually) get the same thing – more to the point you’d be annoyed if you didn’t because ’something is wrong’. Something not working is a pretty common occurance in your average wet lab so all procedures are a bit more contingent and a bit more local. But you’re point about culture is dead on. These things create a reinforcement loop where the end result is ‘Why bother putting up protocols seeing as they probably won’t work for other people’ or, worse ‘After all that work why should I give it away’. I would say working with computer scientists has its own challenges. People do look at me strangely when I try to use the terminology. To be fair this is more what happens in person than on the web which is much more friendly and open. Or is that just because I can’t see your expression? :)Cameron Neylon

BTW, I just found a blog talki

2009-03-23T22:25:57.788+01:00

BTW, I just found a blog talking about some nice flash tutorials about bioinformatics here: http://veritablespot.blogspot.com/2007/04/bioinformatics.htmlPierrePierre

The idea, at least in principl

2009-03-09T17:59:20.433+01:00

The idea, at least in principle is not that having a SNP will tell you that you are going to get a disease or not (we all know better), but just as you monitor cholesterol, etc, you can monitor for indications of any diseases you are at risk for, with the hope that you can catch it early and treat it early. We aren’t there yet, not even close, but it’s increasingly the place where the effort in translational groups in pharma is being spent. That + companion diagnostics.Deepak

It was partly a flippant comme

2009-03-08T14:39:43.736+01:00

It was partly a flippant comment I have to admit. I have a contractual obligation to bring to the attention of the tech transfer office any potentially protectable work in a timely fashion. In practise this means I need to bring to their attention anything that I feel _might_ be protectable. Ok so the response is that you keep hidden anything that might fall into this category. This is a bit of a pain if your default position is open. And because these offices are under resourced they take forever to decide they don’t have enough money to patent it anyway.But if the arguement is that publishing in open access journals gets more citations, and making data available gets more citations, respect, etc., then the same argument holds for thinsg with commercial potential. Getting them out and licensed in an open way (something like Creative Commons by attribution, non commercial) would probably lead to more use and more income. But is there a way to demonstrate this?Cameron Neylon

Check out SciLink http://www.scilink.comWe’ve written a great platform for identification of researchers on the web. -BrianFounder and Inventor of SciLinkBrian Gilman

Mmm, OK CMYK conversion was no

2009-02-19T10:53:53.587+01:00

Mmm, OK CMYK conversion was not a great example. What I’m getting from this discussion is that researchers feel that manuscript preparation is a lot of work and perhaps that their workload is increasing. I don’t have any issues with journals on the whole – they all provide templates in a variety of commonly-used formats, what more can they do?It seems to me that the issue is ease of document preparation in general. That’s solved by better software and more computer-literate users; are there avenues for journals to influence and educate in those areas?nsaunders

I have to confess that the ter

2009-09-20T01:06:36.107+02:00

I have to confess that the term has grown on me since I first posted. It sounds like a line from : “I have a tremendous sense of unfoldedness”.nsaunders

It seems perfectly cromulent t

2009-09-20T01:06:27.774+02:00

It seems perfectly cromulent to me. In fact, I’d say that the study of unfoldedness embiggens structural biology.Jonathan Badger

But “disorder” doesn’t sound t

2009-09-20T01:06:19.441+02:00

But “disorder” doesn’t sound tough enough.Deepak

But is it a neologism?
2009-09-20T01:06:11.108+02:00
But is it a neologism?chris

The only noteworthy post conta

2009-09-20T01:06:02.775+02:00

The only noteworthy post containing ‘have not read the paper’ in 2007. Hopefully.Roland Krause

Berci,You spoke too soon :).My

2009-09-16T01:00:37.128+02:00

Berci,You spoke too soon :).My biggest traffic spikes actually come from Stumbleupon, and on occasion Techmeme, but GTO is the most consistent.Deepak

It is also the highest traffic

2009-09-16T01:00:29.128+02:00

It is also the highest traffic spikes I get. Second highest must be Bora I think :).Pedro Beltrao

Thank you, I got some nice tra

2009-09-16T01:00:21.128+02:00

Thank you, I got some nice traffic from you (the post got more than 2000 visits in 2 days)! But I’ve never been featured by GTO…Bertalan Meskó

Very true. I get a lot of tra

2009-09-16T01:00:13.128+02:00

:) bad programmer here too. I

2009-09-16T00:39:02.736+02:00

:) bad programmer here too. I have an alias in the editor for that block that reads tab delimited files.pedrobeltrao

I’ve personally used the
2009-09-16T00:38:54.736+02:00
I’ve personally used the Text::CSV Perl module for handling CSV based results and have never had a problem.Ryan Castillo

i am not sure if a problem as

2009-09-16T00:38:46.736+02:00

I have a perl template which h

2009-09-16T00:38:38.736+02:00

I have a perl template which has timestamp and almost EXACTLY what you have written in the beginning of the paragraph. Bad programmer!paradoxus

Nice one – I’ll buy you an OA

2009-09-15T22:50:06.060+02:00

Nice one – I’ll buy you an OA beer next time I see you :-)chris

Seaweed for crystallization ?!

2009-09-15T22:49:58.560+02:00

Seaweed for crystallization ?! wow :) congratulations.Pedro Beltrao

Congrats :)Keith

2009-09-15T22:49:51.060+02:00

Congrats :)Keith

They still don’t have that nif

2009-09-15T19:11:45.535+02:00

Not only that, it now counts t

2009-09-15T19:11:38.869+02:00

Not only that, it now counts to 1000 :). It should look even scarier the next time I take a break.Pedro Beltrao

like the malaise is in other p

2009-09-15T17:48:16.576+02:00

like the malaise is in other places at the Notes from the biomass » Blog Archive » German Conference on Bioinformatics 2007

this context, N. Saunders has

2009-09-15T17:48:09.076+02:00

Must be that time of year :)
2009-09-15T17:48:01.576+02:00
Must be that time of year :)Deepak

Thanks Andy for the good-natur

2009-09-15T05:22:38.968+02:00

Hi guys,I’m actually the autho

2009-09-15T05:22:30.635+02:00

Yes, time spent learning a sys

2009-09-15T05:22:22.302+02:00

I remember trying this out. On

2009-09-15T05:22:13.969+02:00

I did the same. Just didn’t f

2009-09-15T05:22:05.636+02:00

I did the same. Just didn’t fit the way I use thingsDeepak

Have a look and try. I’m alrea

2009-07-22T00:30:21.584+02:00

Is there an echo in here ;)
2009-07-08T09:10:23.185+02:00
Is there an echo in here ;)nsaunders

Hi Neil – although its not ope

2009-06-30T08:17:32.309+02:00

I think you only need to be go

2009-06-23T07:41:11.594+02:00

Neil hates social bookmarking

2009-06-23T03:19:36.630+02:00

Neil hates social bookmarking and then likes it (more) bbgm podcast #4 is available

I think what Kay wants is what

2009-06-12T22:21:12.840+02:00

I think what Kay wants is what http://www.decode.com/News/2007_11_16.php is doing. 1984Animesh Sharma

But if the arguement is that p

2009-06-12T03:15:32.591+02:00

Yes, that is a good point == l

2009-06-03T12:46:18.258+02:00

lot of bioinformatics involves

2009-05-27T01:35:04.902+02:00

Wow, glad I could help! I’ll q

2009-05-04T09:12:34.427+02:00

Sorry, just remembered the ans

2009-04-28T10:16:29.533+02:00

Sorry, just remembered the answer for myself because I came across it in earlier readings.Apparently platypus was already taken as a name for a group of beetles.Tudza

Matthias: that all sound excel

2009-04-09T23:40:23.388+02:00

Matthias: that all sound excellent. You have a project there that just keeps growing and developing. I’ll keep an eye on the latest features.nsaunders

Thanks! But no thanks. This

2009-04-07T15:31:09.389+02:00

Brian makes some good points –

2009-04-05T08:28:33.556+02:00

I’m glad I’m not the only one

2009-04-01T02:39:48.220+02:00

>a href=”http://nsaunders.w

2009-03-31T00:13:29.996+02:00

Hallo anybody, please check ou

2009-03-30T09:56:08.967+02:00

Neil hates social bookmarking

2009-03-28T12:01:47.695+01:00

Neil hates social bookmarking and then likes it (more) bbgm podcast #4

I think the environment is les

2009-03-24T03:56:31.510+01:00

BTW, I just found a blog talki

2009-03-23T22:25:57.788+01:00

BTW, I just found a blog talking about some nice flash tutorials about bioinformatics here: http://veritablespot.blogspot.com/2007/04/bioinformatics.htmlPierrePierre

The idea, at least in principl

2009-03-09T17:59:20.433+01:00

It was partly a flippant comme

2009-03-08T14:39:43.736+01:00

Check out SciLink http://www.scilink.comWe’ve written a great platform for identification of researchers on the web. -BrianFounder and Inventor of SciLinkBrian Gilman

Mmm, OK CMYK conversion was no

2009-02-19T10:53:53.587+01:00

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I have to confess that the ter

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But is it a neologism? 2009-09-20T01:06:11.108+02:00 But is it a neologism?chris

The only noteworthy post conta

Berci,You spoke too soon :).My

It is also the highest traffic

Thank you, I got some nice tra

Very true. I get a lot of tra

:) bad programmer here too. I

I’ve personally used the 2009-09-16T00:38:54.736+02:00 I’ve personally used the Text::CSV Perl module for handling CSV based results and have never had a problem.Ryan Castillo

i am not sure if a problem as

I have a perl template which h

Nice one – I’ll buy you an OA

Seaweed for crystallization ?!

Congrats :)Keith

They still don’t have that nif

Not only that, it now counts t

like the malaise is in other p

this context, N. Saunders has

Must be that time of year :) 2009-09-15T17:48:01.576+02:00 Must be that time of year :)Deepak

Thanks Andy for the good-natur

Hi guys,I’m actually the autho

Yes, time spent learning a sys

I remember trying this out. On

I did the same. Just didn’t f

Have a look and try. I’m alrea

Is there an echo in here ;) 2009-07-08T09:10:23.185+02:00 Is there an echo in here ;)nsaunders

Hi Neil – although its not ope

I think you only need to be go

Neil hates social bookmarking

I think what Kay wants is what

But if the arguement is that p

Yes, that is a good point == l

lot of bioinformatics involves

Wow, glad I could help! I’ll q

Sorry, just remembered the ans

Matthias: that all sound excel

Thanks! But no thanks. This

Brian makes some good points –

I’m glad I’m not the only one

>a href=”http://nsaunders.w

Hallo anybody, please check ou

Neil hates social bookmarking

I think the environment is les

BTW, I just found a blog talki

The idea, at least in principl

It was partly a flippant comme

Check out SciLink http://www.scilink.comWe’ve written a great platform for identification of researchers on the web. -BrianFounder and Inventor of SciLinkBrian Gilman

Mmm, OK CMYK conversion was no

I have to confess that the ter

It seems perfectly cromulent t

But “disorder” doesn’t sound t

But is it a neologism? 2009-09-20T01:06:11.108+02:00 But is it a neologism?chris

The only noteworthy post conta

Berci,You spoke too soon :).My

It is also the highest traffic

Thank you, I got some nice tra

Very true. I get a lot of tra

:) bad programmer here too. I

I’ve personally used the 2009-09-16T00:38:54.736+02:00 I’ve personally used the Text::CSV Perl module for handling CSV based results and have never had a problem.Ryan Castillo

i am not sure if a problem as

I have a perl template which h

Nice one – I’ll buy you an OA

Seaweed for crystallization ?!

Congrats :)Keith

They still don’t have that nif

Not only that, it now counts t

like the malaise is in other p

this context, N. Saunders has

Must be that time of year :) 2009-09-15T17:48:01.576+02:00 Must be that time of year :)Deepak

Thanks Andy for the good-natur

Hi guys,I’m actually the autho

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I did the same. Just didn’t f

Have a look and try. I’m alrea

Is there an echo in here ;) 2009-07-08T09:10:23.185+02:00 Is there an echo in here ;)nsaunders

Hi Neil – although its not ope

But is it a neologism?
2009-09-20T01:06:11.108+02:00
But is it a neologism?chris

I’ve personally used the
2009-09-16T00:38:54.736+02:00
I’ve personally used the Text::CSV Perl module for handling CSV based results and have never had a problem.Ryan Castillo

Must be that time of year :)
2009-09-15T17:48:01.576+02:00
Must be that time of year :)Deepak

Is there an echo in here ;)
2009-07-08T09:10:23.185+02:00
Is there an echo in here ;)nsaunders

But is it a neologism?
2009-09-20T01:06:11.108+02:00
But is it a neologism?chris

I’ve personally used the
2009-09-16T00:38:54.736+02:00
I’ve personally used the Text::CSV Perl module for handling CSV based results and have never had a problem.Ryan Castillo

Must be that time of year :)
2009-09-15T17:48:01.576+02:00
Must be that time of year :)Deepak

Is there an echo in here ;)
2009-07-08T09:10:23.185+02:00
Is there an echo in here ;)nsaunders