So, Mac's file browser, Finder, has decided to once again crap out on me. I opened the lid to my Macbook, and while I could see all of the icons on my desktop, I couldn't actually click on any of them. Well, if you have had a similar experience, you may know that most people tell you to simply restart. Here's a better solution:
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Recently, I was tasked with creating a SOAP client to connect to an ASMX resource (Microsoft's take on web services). Now, I am really new to web services (ie, this was my first), but I figured all was in order and that Google would be able to hold my hand through the entire process. In fact, I was so confident in this that I was probably more than a little smug on the phone with the tech guy setting up the web service for us (yes, that's right - I'm important enough that people set up web services specifically for me). It turns out that getting PHP to connect to an ASMX resource isn't as well documented as you would expect. In fact, it seems that web services in general aren't as well documented as one might expect - at least when using PHP (I blame this on the PHP documentation).Subsc to my personal spam...
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Small Investors Versus Big Traders
The big professional traders rule the markets. If they decide its a selling time, thats what they do and we, as private punters, cant do a thing about it. If most of them buy, rather than sell, theres the opposite and happier- effect.
