Angular Seed

Angular Seed @ GitHub
This project is an application skeleton for a typical AngularJS web app. You can use it to quickly bootstrap your angular webapp projects and dev environment for these projects.

including a web server script for node.js

Angular.js Fundamentals @ Pluralsight

AngularJS — Superheroic JavaScript MVW Framework

AngularJS O'Reilly book examples @ GitHub
@Safari

OSI vs TCP/IP - IEEE Spectrum

OSI: The Internet That Wasn’t - IEEE Spectrum

"How TCP/IP eclipsed the Open Systems Interconnection standards
to become the global protocol for computer networking"

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In early 90's, I had a chance to learn both TCP/IP and OSI.
I have learned TCP/IP for an exam at University,
and then requested a book about OSI to study on my own,
out of my own curiosity.

OSI looked "nice an clean", but TCP/IP I could play with.
It was available on any computer. So it was an easy choice...
I even wrote a textbook about TCP/IP and was teaching classes.

OSI was "open" in name, and TCP/IP has truly open nature...

MSDN + Azure => Aston Martin Seepstakes

MSDN Windows Azure Sweepstakes

Activate the Windows Azure benefits (before 2013-09-30)
included with your MSDN subscription
and you could win* an Aston Martin.

Price of Patents: Samsung vs. Apple

Apple Seeks Obama Reprieve on iPhone Import Ban - Bloomberg:

"In filings with the agency, Samsung said it offered to license its (4) standard-essential patents to Apple at a rate of 2.4 percent of the handset price “but Apple rejected it without making a counteroffer or attempting to negotiate a better deal....
Samsung demanded 2.4 percent of Apple’s iPhone and iPad revenues, which would come to about $18 per phone -- a figure Apple called unreasonable."

Cancel Import Ban?

Any import ban would have to be reviewed by President Barack Obama and the U.S. Trade Representative, who have the authority to reject an exclusion order on public policy grounds. The last time that happened, President Ronald Reagan in 1987 overturned an import ban on Samsung memory chips. 
(so Samsung was protected once, now they are on opposite side against Apple).