• OpenLogic Wazi:

  Description	Link
  Explore the advantages and disadvantages of using database fields to store more than one value	Take Advantage of Database Field Arrays: Examples Using PostgreSQL
  Exploring the visual query designer in phpmyadmin	Get the Most Out of phpMyAdmin's Visual Query Designer

• IBM Developerworks:

  Description	Link
  Looks at convertibility of speech lexicons between XML and flat file formats, using PLS as an example	Standards in speech processing
  Using xdotool to control the desktop - with voice commands	Trigger keyboard and mouse actions with your voice and xdotool: Get keystrokes when you combine voice input with the xdotool library
  Using XML and PHP to provide structured accounting documentation	Move toward the paperless office with images ready for accounting audits: Enhance accounting documentation with XML and PHP
  A phonebook / contact list created dynamically on different devices from the same database source	The adaptable phonebook
  Use XML to handle complex resumes	Add XML structure to the resume
  Creative ways of getting data into your accounting programme: Tesseract OCR and multidimensional barcodes	Exploring alternative methods of accounting data input
  Use tools from Voxforge together with SRGS and SISR protocols with audio model generation programees like HTK Toolkit and voice recognition engines like Julius	Look, Ma! No keyboard! Voice input and response using fixed grammars
  Exploring what is new in the latest W3C specification of Synchronized Multimedia using Ambulant	Keys to the kingdom of SMIL 3 - Explore open source tools and techniques in the expanding world of synchronized multimedia
  Reading data directly from Gnumeric spreadsheets with PHP and XML	Tip: Reading data from Gnumeric spreadsheets directly through XML from external applications
  Some ideas related to making text more readable, and searches using disambiguated terms	New machines, XML, and disambiguation
  Experimenting with multiple dynamic voices from Festival to create minimalist radio theatre	Produce 60-second radio theatre with XML, PHP and Festival
  Sometimes, an html page can be read by either a browser or an XML reader	Tip: An even simpler API: tight XHTML and meaningful attributes
  An essay on importing Open Financial Exchange files	Harness the power of XML to Open Financial Exchange files
  Let your computer do the leg work, go looking for information, and then have the results sent to your ears and not your eyes	PHP bees and audio honey: Accessible agent-based audio alerts

• digitaljournal.com:

  Description	Link
  Price change for MicroFIT ground based solar PV generation	Ontario Power Authority suggests new price for micro generators
  Nature Conservancy adds new land to portfolio	At-risk wildlife and habitat protected in birthday gift to Canada

• Features in www.linux.com:

  Description	Link
  Keeping track of time in different parts of the world	Clocks for time travelers
  Keep tabs on what an automatic power backup device is telling you about what it sees	Power monitoring and logging with Apcupsd and Cacti
  Examines how to use a PCI digital video broadcasting card in a regular personal computer to display satellite transmissions	Use Kaffeine to receive free-to-air TV on your Linux box
  Ask a computer verbally to retrieve data from a database - uses scripts from www.voxforge.org, and a MySQL backend	Querying a database using open source voice control ...
  Extracts the variable information from a PAP2T, and rebuilds the data in a format that can be used to autoprovision the box	Applied regular expressions in PHP: Provisioning the PAP2T
  Wireshark is a packet sniffer. Watch what your computer is saying to other computers over the internet. Find out who it is talking to. Find out why queries are failing	Investigating strange dialup activity with Wireshark
  Small Network Management Protocol can ask a device for information about its state. Present this information in a meaningful manner to the reader	Small-scale SNMP reporting
  Index a website so that visitors can perform searches	PhpDig excels at small Web site indexing

• Landscape Trades Magazine

  Title	Issue
  Barcodes: promising tools for Horticuture?	Sept 2011
  "Common Ground - Employee Selection and the Educational Curriculum"	March 2005, Vol. 27, Number 2
  "Happiness is a big rock"	January 2004, Volume 26, #1
  "Rosa by any other name might not smell as sweet"	Nov/Dec 2005, Vol 27, #9
  "In a Victorian Garden"	Dec 1989/Jan 1990
  "RFID in the Green Industry"	April 2005, Vol. 27 #3
  "Online Optics"	April 2003 Vol 25 #3
  "Whose tree is it? Tree ownership and the urban forest"	April 2006, Vol. 28 #3

• Perdido Magazine
  • "Hiring under Pressure" Fall 2004, Volume 11, Number 4
• Harrowsmith Magazine:
  • "Swing Low - The Sweet Song of the Scythe" May/June 1990, Number 91
• The CountryMan Companion
  • "Sugar Shack Mountain" Number 3
• The Beaver
  • "In a Victorian Garden" Dec/Jan 1990
• Small Farm Today:
  • "Deer Protection" January/February 2005
• Grower Talks Magazine:
  • "The Northern Stronghold - An inside look at the state of the floriculture industry in Canada", August 2006

The accounting system is held on a server on the Internet. Use a browser to access the programme and the data. Nothing to configure at the client end, and you can access your accounts anywhere you have Internet access.

Go to an introductory page or go directly to the login page.

The initial focus of the programme is a Canadian context, and is oriented to small business requirements. The experimental site is not located on a secure server - this means that while using the site, your transactions, while in transit between your computer and the server, are not encrypted and may be viewed by people who are deliberately trying to spy on your communications. Once the data is stored on the remote server it is safe. In normal circumstances this is not a factor to be concerned about. Note that the data on this site may need to be overwritten at any time. It is there purely for the purposes of exploration and experimentation.