text:
User talk:AuroraBooks

Come introduce yourself at the new users page. If you have any questions, you can ask there or contact me personally. -- Herby talk thyme 13:35, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

MSE discussion
In case your watchlist doesn't cover these pages - you might want to read Talk:Middle_School_Extension and WB:SLP. Mchua 21:08, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

 * Hello AuroraBooks, welcome to wikibooks! I just wanted to get in touch with you about this MSE project of yours, it's creating a bit of a stir. If I may begin with a question, what exactly is the goal and the scope of the MSE project?
 * Wikibooks doesnt allow "subprojects", we allow books and collections of books, but everything is directly under the Wikibooks project. Two pages need to be moved: MSE New Titles Request and What is MSE?. Since MSE isn't a "subproject", these pages should not be in the project namespace. I recommend that you move them to Middle School Extensions/New Titles Requests and Middle School Extensions/What is MSE? respectively. If you need help with this, please let me know.
 * Concerning your "New Titles Requests" page, you cannot restrict what books or pages that people create. On Wikibooks, any person may create any page or book at any time. Also, there really isn't an authority hierarchy here, so you can't require people to get your permission, or even to obey your commands.
 * If you have questions or if you need help you can ask me any time. However, these are not issues on which we can really negotiate. Sorry if this ruins any of your plans. --Whiteknight (Page) (Talk) 20:41, 15 August 2007 (UTC)

title: User talk:AuroraBooks


text:
User talk:210.1.80.184

Please stop adding nonsense to Wikibooks. It is considered vandalism. If you would like to experiment, use the sandbox. Thank you. -- Herby talk thyme 14:23, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

title: User talk:210.1.80.184


text:
User talk:70.103.61.66

Webaware talk 15:02, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

title: User talk:70.103.61.66


text: User:Tchakkazulu/Playground/Exerc

title: User:Tchakkazulu/Playground/Exerc


text: User:Tchakkazulu/Playground/Exercises/Page


text: User:Tchakkazulu/Playground/Ex

title: User:Tchakkazulu/Playground/Ex


text: User:Tchakkazulu/Playground/Answers/Page


text:
User:Tchakkazulu/Playground/Page

Hello, this is a little test. Here are the exercises for ref1:

Here are some exercises for ref2:

Also, the answers for ref1 and ref2:

title: User:Tchakkazulu/Playground/Page


text:
User:Openelfar

John Elfar Currently Orthopaedic Surgeon - United States.

title: User:Openelfar


text:
Talk:Bartending/Alcohol/Anise liqueur

Absinthe
As this is a book on BARTENDING, not an encyclopedia on alcoholic beverages, I have put the stuff that is superfluous to that at the end, and in parentheses. Mike Hayes 16:37, 14 August 2007 (UTC)
 * Absinthe is not a liqueur. It should not be in this section. 71.60.42.131 (talk) 15:07, 2 December 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:Bartending/Alcohol/Anise liqueur


text:
Java Persistence/What is a database?

A database program is an executable that stores and retrieves data. There are many types of databases: flat-file, hierarchical, relational, object-relational, object-oriented, xml, and others. The original databases programs were mainly proprietary and non-standardized.

Relational databases were the first databases to achieve great success and standardization. Relational databases are characterized by the SQL (structured query language) standard to query and modify the database, their client/server architecture, and relational table storage structure. Relational databases achieved great success because their standardization allowed many different vendors such as Oracle, IBM, and Sybase to produce interoperable products giving users the flexibility to switch their vendor and avoid vendor lock-in to a proprietary solution. Their client/server architecture allows the client programming language to be decoupled from the server, allowing the database server to support interface APIs into multiple different programming languages and clients.

Although relational databases are relatively old technology, they still dominate the industry. There have been many attempts to replace the relational model, first with object-oriented databases, then with object-relational databases, and finally with XML databases, but none of the new database models achieved much success and relational databases remain the overwhelmingly dominant database model.

The main relational databases used today are: Oracle, MySQL (Oracle), PostgreSQL, DB2 (IBM), SQL Server (Microsoft).

 * Google trend for databases

/What is Java persistence

title: Java Persistence/What is a database?


text:
File:Ouzo argonautliquor.jpg

Source: http://www.argonautliquor.com

Non-free use rationale
This image meets the following non-free use criteria:
 * No free alternative possible
 * If this is a promotional image from the company, then any "user-supplied" image whose sole purpose was clearly to represent the same copyrighted box/item art (and nothing else, and with no significant artistic input- i.e. a "mechanical" reproduction, whether by scanner or camera) would likely have the same restrictions.
 * Is being used to demonstrate the product and/or its marketing
 * Serves to demonstrate the product being discussed rather than being used in a solely decorative manner.
 * Does not deprive company of ability to make money in any way
 * Is not being used in misleading or misrepresentative manner

Disclaimer

 * Use of this non-free image of a proprietary product is not an endorsement of that product nor of the internet business from which the image was obtained. This image was obtained from a manufacturer's website or an online business selling that product. The source of the file is listed under the image. The owners of the trademark and the image are acknowledged.

/Images

title: File:Ouzo argonautliquor.jpg


text:
File:Sambuca opal-nera-Ff.jpg

Source: http://www.opalnera.com/

Non-free use rationale
This image meets the following non-free use criteria:
 * No free alternative possible
 * If this is a promotional image from the company, then any "user-supplied" image whose sole purpose was clearly to represent the same copyrighted box/item art (and nothing else, and with no significant artistic input- i.e. a "mechanical" reproduction, whether by scanner or camera) would likely have the same restrictions.
 * Is being used to demonstrate the product and/or its marketing
 * Serves to demonstrate the product being discussed rather than being used in a solely decorative manner.
 * Does not deprive company of ability to make money in any way
 * Is not being used in misleading or misrepresentative manner

Disclaimer

 * Use of this non-free image of a proprietary product is not an endorsement of that product nor of the internet business from which the image was obtained. This image was obtained from a manufacturer's website or an online business selling that product. The source of the file is listed under the image. The owners of the trademark and the image are acknowledged.

/Images

title: File:Sambuca opal-nera-Ff.jpg