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Oracle Web Application Programming for PL/SQL Developers

Learn to use Oracle 9i to build dynamic, data-driven Web sites. Get step-by-step details on creating and deploying Web applications using PL/SQL, HTML, Java, XML, WML, Peri and PHP. This book covers e
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The CIO's Guide to Oracle Products and Solutions

The ORACLE of Stone Street

The Oracle of Oil: A Maverick Geologist's Quest for a Sustainable Future

The Delphic Oracle, Its Responses and Operations, with a Catalogue of Responses

The Delphic Oracle on Europe

Is There a Future for the European Union?

After more than 50 years of European integration the 'old continent' finds itself today once again at a crossroads. The Delphic Oracle on Europe deals with the most relevant and contentious issues rel
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Oracle Fusion Middleware Patterns

10 unique architecture patterns powered by Oracle Fusion Middleware in this book and eBook.

The Kuan Yin Oracle

The Voice of the Goddess of Compassion

Babylonian Oracle Questions

Gazing Into the Oracle

The Delphi Method and Its Application to Social Policy and Public Health

Focusing on uses of the Delphi method in social planning, this book discusses practical issues which need to be considered for the technique to be applied successfully; illustrates use of the techniqu
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Nature's Oracle

The Life and Work of W.D.Hamilton

The Oracle of the "tiny finger snap of time"

A Study of Novels with a Specific Time Culture

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Oracle Web Application Programming for PL/SQL Developers

Susan Boardman, Melanie Caffrey, Solomon Morse, Benjamin Rosenzweig,

She has supplied and supported intranet Web applications, data marts, retail
systems, and university applications. She teaches Oracle Design and Oracle
Development lab courses in Columbia University's Computer Technology and ...

The CIO's Guide to Oracle Products and Solutions

From operating systems to the cloud, Oracle’s products and services are everywhere, and it has the market share to prove it. Given the share diversity of the Oracle product line, and the level of complexity of integration, management can be quite a daunting task. The CIO's Guide to Oracle Products and Solutions is the go-to guide for all things Oracle. It provides management-level guidance on how to successfully navigate and manage the full range of Oracle products. The book presents management best practices and user/developer lessons learned in the use of Oracle products and services. Supplying both conceptual and technical views, the text focuses on what CIOs need to do to orient, or reorient, their organization toward the use of Oracle products and services. It describes how to develop a strategic framework for the use of these products and services rather than the specific product or service itself. This strategic framework will help you to prepare, educate, keep up with change, mitigate risk, and implement with the confidence needed to succeed. Providing an overview of the suite of Oracle technologies and solutions, the book covers the heart of the Oracle products set, including Oracle analytics, enterprise performance management, Oracle cloud, data management, application development, social business, and fusion. It examines compliance and security issues and includes metrics to help you evaluate potential solutions. The book also provides readers with access to a set of helpful resources on the book’s page at www.crcpress.com, including cloud procurement best practices, cloud migration tips, a sample project procurement plan template, and various glossaries.

Jessica Keyes,

Keyes has given seminars for such prestigious universities as Carnegie Mellon,
Boston University, University of Illinois, James Madison University, and San
Francisco State University. She is a frequent keynote speaker on the topics of ...

The ORACLE of Stone Street

The ORACLE, a mysterious cat who can read minds and only drinks Bud Light, leads a group of special animals - - an iguana, a black squirrel, a Bull Terrier - Chihuahua mix, and a talking parrot -- to help the patrons of Ulysses, a Wall Street area bar - restaurant to realize their dreams as the stock market melts down around them. It is a funny, a bit sad, uplifting story. - An elderly man near death strives to leave a legacy to show that his life had meaning. - A currency trader loses a fortune but tries to find happiness by reinventing himself. - A witch falls for a gangster and causes havoc on historic Stone Street. - A female kickboxer turned attorney goes toe-to-toe with a Wall Street bank. - A beautiful widow sexually harassed by her new boss seeks justice. - A securities broker who hates his job tries to dance his way into a new career. - A busboy solves a difficult Sudoku puzzle in order to change his life. - A bartender is determined to write the great American novel no matter what. - A paraplegic who makes big money by manipulating stock prices develops a conscience.

Thomas Quealy,

He didn't see Pedro again until 4:00 P.M. when all of the test results were in and
he had the opportunity to confer with his former colleagues at the university. “
Pedro, tengo una gran noticia, tengo las puntuaciones de sus pruebas.” “
Professor ...

The Oracle of Oil: A Maverick Geologist's Quest for a Sustainable Future

The first comprehensive biography of Marion King Hubbert, the "father of peak oil." In 1956, geologist and Shell Oil researcher Marion King Hubbert delivered a speech that has shaped world energy debates ever since. Addressing the American Petroleum Institute, Hubbert dropped a bombshell on his audience: U.S. oil production would peak by 1970 and decline steadily thereafter. World production would follow the same fate, reaching its peak soon after the turn of the millennium. In battles stretching over decades, Hubbert defended his forecasts against opponents from both the oil industry and government. Hubbert was proved largely correct during the energy crises of the 1970s and hailed as a "prophet" and an "oracle." Even amid our twenty-first-century fracking boom, Hubbert’s underlying logic holds true—while remaining a source of debate and controversy. A rich biography of the man behind peak oil, The Oracle of Oil follows Hubbert from his early days as a University of Chicago undergraduate to his first, ill-fated forays into politics in the midcentury Technocracy movement, and charts his rise as a top geologist in the oil industry and energy expert within the U.S. government. In a deeply researched narrative that mines Hubbert's papers and correspondence for the first time, award-winning journalist Mason Inman rescues the story of a man who shocked the scientific community with his eccentric brilliance. The Oracle of Oil also skillfully situates Hubbert in his era: a time of great intellectual ferment and discovery, tinged by dark undercurrents of intellectual witch hunts. Hubbert emerges as an unapologetic iconoclast who championed sustainability through his lifelong quest to wean the United States—and the wider world—off fossil fuels, as well as by questioning the pursuit of never-ending growth. In its portrait of a man whose prescient ideas still resonate today, The Oracle of Oil looks to the past to find a guiding philosophy for our future.

Mason Inman,

... King Hubbert papers, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming Bretz:
J Harlen Bretz papers, University of Chicago Chaplin: Ralph Chaplin papers,
University of Michigan Chase: Stuart Chase papers, Library of Congress
DavisAHC: ...

The Delphic Oracle, Its Responses and Operations, with a Catalogue of Responses

Joseph Eddy Fontenrose,

to Greece and to visit Delphi three times; also to the John Simon Guggenheim
Memorial Foundation for the grant of a fellowship (1958/59) for study of the cults
of Delphi; and to the University of California Humanities Institute for an award ...

The Delphic Oracle on Europe

Is There a Future for the European Union?

Loukas Tsoukalis, Janis A. Emmanouilidis,

Great Clarendon Street, Oxford OX2 6DP Oxford University Press is a department
of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in
research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide in Oxford New ...

Oracle Fusion Middleware Patterns

10 unique architecture patterns powered by Oracle Fusion Middleware in this book and eBook.

Harish Gaur, Markus Zirn, Srikant Subramaniam,

Building Operator University Property Services University Property Services
University Property Services University Property Services Location Floor 12,
University Building, Campus A Floor 12, University Building, Campus A Floor 12,
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The Kuan Yin Oracle

The Voice of the Goddess of Compassion

Kuan Yin, the ancient Chinese goddess of Compassion, is the principal goddess in the Eastern firmament. Wherever there are Chinese or Japanese speaking people in the world - in homes, restaurants, workplaces, small urban temples and shrines - Kuan Yin's image can be found. The ritual of consulting her has brought solace, hope and insight to countless people and it continues to be an integral part of the lives of tens of millions of people throughout the East today. Stephen Karcher's interpretation of this ancient text presents 'The 100 Poems of the Goddess', as relevant today as they were 1000 years ago, in an extremely easy to use and amazingly insightful form. Simply ask the oracle a question. By opening your heart to the answer, you allow yourself to be 're-arranged' by the symbol or figure Kuan Yin gives you. Then turn to the relevant page for that symbol in the book, where you will find directions to help you focus your energy and choose the right path to find an answer.

Stephen Karcher,

1977; Burton Watson, Complete Works of Chuang Tzu, New York: Columbia
University Press, 1968; and A. C. Graham, The Book quieh t'zu, London: John
Murray, 1960. '4 Commentary on Taoism includes: John Blofield, Thoism: The
Road to ...

Babylonian Oracle Questions

The tamitu texts are a corpus of Babylonian oracle questions addressed to two gods as a duo: Shamash the sun god and Adad the storm god. Answers to the queries came not from abstract principles embodied somewhere in the universe but were decisions reached by this divine duo based on their understanding of the case brought to them, and a tamitu is the formal judgment brought by them. Though all of the known copies are from the first millennium B.C., some questions clearly date to the second millennium. The topics vary from matters of state (Should the king undertake such-and-such a campaign?) to purely personal matters (Is my wife telling me the truth?). As with many oracles, the only answer given was yes or no. In this volume, W. G. Lambert has collected, edited, and translated (with notes) the known corpus of tamitu texts. Included are hand copies of most of the texts, a total of more than 50 plates.

Wilfred G. Lambert,

General Editor Jerrold S. Cooper, Johns Hopkins University Editorial Board
Walter Farber, University of Chicago Marvin Powell, Northern Illinois University
Jean-Pierre Grégoire, C.N.R.S. Jack Sasson, University of North Carolina Piotr ...

Gazing Into the Oracle

The Delphi Method and Its Application to Social Policy and Public Health

Michael Adler, Erio Ziglio,

Michael Adler is Reader in Social Policy and Director of the Edinburgh Centre for
Social Welfare Research at the University of Edinburgh. Giovanni Bertin is
Professor of Social Policy at the University of Trento, Italy. He is one of the
founders of ...

Nature's Oracle

The Life and Work of W.D.Hamilton

W.D.Hamilton was responsible for one of the major revolutions in evolutionary thought since Darwin - that of the 'gene's eye view of life'. He was a scientific pioneer, a misunderstood genius: risk-taker, jungle explorer, and uncompromising truth-seeker. This illuminating and moving biography documents Hamilton's extraordinary life and science.

Ullica Segerstrale, Ullica Christina Olofsdotter Segerstråle,

London. (A later edition, amongst others, was published by University of
California Press, 1962.) Bell, G, 1982. The Masterpiece of Nature—The Evolution
of Genetics and Sexuality. Berkeley, University of California Press. Blackman, S,
2004.

The Oracle of the "tiny finger snap of time"

A Study of Novels with a Specific Time Culture

Many poets, playwrights, and novelists have grappled with the concept of time. Even more scholars have analyzed how novelists have used time for structuring, organizing, plotting and philosophizing. This collection of essays about the use of time in the novel is unique not only because the writers cover a wide range of concepts of time, but also because they locate certain novels within a specific time culture. The chapters analyze novels (and one film) with definite time cultures, providing hints as to the future of the use of time in the novel. Emily Bald’s chapter begins the collection in the nineteenth century with Life in the Iron Mills showing both inner time – the perceptual time which fluctuates with the vicissitudes of affective experience – and external time, which has become known as clock time. This ties in well with Rachel Kaufmann’s chapter exploring felt time in contemporary women’s literature. Marco Caracciolo’s chapter adds “cosmic time” to Ricoeur’s monumental and mortal time with the case studies of Virginia Woolf’s The Waves, and Terrence Malick’s film The Tree of Life. Two chapters explore the effects of World War Two: AJ Burgin presents the disorienting technique of Martin Amis’ Time’s Arrow that shows time going backwards – even in dialogue. Raymond Burt presents two novels of Michael Köhlmeier, a contemporary Austrian writer, spanning the decades since the end of World War Two, with his chapter drawing the link between time and morality. The final chapter on Calvino’s If on a winter’s night a traveler shows the multiplicity of time that the previous chapters have demonstrated so clearly. Terms such as affect, truth, haunting, memory, reality, identity, morality and mortality all resonate within these chapters as characters within the novels and their specific culture areas grapple with time, recall the past, and attempt to live in the present. Many of the writers in this collection point towards possible new methods of dealing with time; reading methods; engaging with the novel writers of the future in new and interesting relationships. Here, Time has not been wasted.

Pauline Winsome Beard,

Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1997. Grice, Helena. Maxine Hong
Kingston. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2006. Gunn Allen, Paula.
The Sacred Hoop: Recovering the Feminine in American Indian Traditions.

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