http://olabini.com/blog/2009/04/jruby-on-rails-on-google-app-engine/|Cool, maybe will move there

http://www.miislita.com/|Information Retieval, Data Mininning and Search Engines

Understanding TFIDF

http://onstartups.com/home/tabid/3339/bid/9008/Startup-Marketing-Tactical-Tips-From-The-Trenches.aspxz

Complete story here

http://us.pycon.org/2009/conference/schedule/event/71/

I’m pretty sure that code like this adapts better to many conditions, but for a simple, fast way of parsing a CSV with values enclosed by double quotes, use Regex:

using System;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

public class Program 
{
	public static void Main()
	{
 	  Show("(\"[^\"]*\")","\"hola\",\"todo,el\",\"mundo\"");
	}

	public static void Show(string r, string s)
	{
	  var ms = Regex.Matches(s,r);
	  foreach(Match m in ms)
	  {
		Console.WriteLine("Groups[0]:{0}",m.Groups[0]);
		Console.WriteLine("Groups[1]:{0}",m.Groups[1]);
	  }	
	}	
}

Thanks Mark Brown 

Agua antigüa

una rana salta

luego, suena

    -Basho – mi interpretación

http://www.amazon.com/Zen-Creativity-Cultivating-Your-Artistic/dp/0345466330|Zen and Art, and Zen through art.|

John Daido Loori

I choosed this book for it’s compelling title. Although I initially thought  that it would be more oriented to show you  how to improve your creative skills, it actually guides you to Zen Buddhism through Art. And it’s very good at it. Written on a autobiographical way, John explains the basic principles of Zen and how your own artistic  and self-expression search can lead you to the discover of the truths of life. Goes between the practice, with even some exercises, to the basics of zazen and the Zen principles, a description of the Zen Arts and the Zen aesthetic.