ctshryock is a co-worker of mine who has been diving right into cocoa devlepment and python even though primarily he develops in PHP at the office.

Some of the most recent, and very interesting posts he has made recently:

Parsing HTML with Python - To quote:

The class ImageURLS subclasses SGMLParser, which has all the functions declared. When it encounters a tag it calls the matching function. When it encounters plain text, it calls handle_data(self,text). urllib is the heavy lifter, we use that to go and fetch the contents of an given address.

Announcing the ShowTimes Beta -This post specifically discusses how ctshryock developed his piece of software, Showtimes, developed using cocoa. Showtimes is a Mac desktop application that will take in information about your location, and return theaters, movies, and movie times from around your area. If I had a Mac I would totally use it.

http://www.ctshryock.com

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Delta Systems Group, Personalized Computers, Towner Communications Systems, and Socket Internet Services are teaming up for the third annual Business Technology Summit to be held on October 23, 2007 in Columbia, MO at the Stoney Creek Inn. They have already confirmed speakers from Microsoft, Toshiba, Novell, and Intel. Last year’s prize giveaway total of $15,000 of hardware and software will be blown away by the giveaways planned for this years summit. Intel is showing up with more than $10,000 in hardware and Toshiba has agreed to give away a free laptop!

More details will be posted at http://www.businesstechsummit.com very soon.

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If you are into music, and radio, and interesting things, you should check out OldBroadcasts.com. The blogger there has found nearly 40GB of Old Time Radio Broadcasts. Everything from Batman, CBS Mystery Theater, and Dimension X.

It is fun and interesting to listen to these old Radio Broadcasts the way they were originally aired.  The site promises to have more fun and exciting Broadcasts every week, as well as providing all of the Radio Broadcasts for free.

 Old Radio Broadcasts

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