Dr. Çetiner’s Blogs (Prof. Dr. Gültekin Çetiner)


Reverse Engineering of Wordpress

Posted in Engineering Design, Systems Analysis, Engineering Projects, Wordpress by Dr. Cetiner on the December 31st, 2010
Reverse and Reengineering of Wordpress
You should reverse engineer wordpress first and then make it relational by using the related SQL CREATE TABLE/ALTER TABLE statements. After the database is made relational, you should enter a posting, a category and a tag to wordpress database at http://sql.drcetiner.com address by using SQL INSERT INTO and UPDATE stataments. The changes should be reflected properly at the front end of Wordpress available at site http://sql.drcetiner.com/wordpress
You can find some explanations in Turkish at http://drcetiner.org

Omron Express at IIUM

Omron Express at IIUM
A Bus not to Miss!

Friday (10th April) at Kulliyyah of Engineering Car Park

OMRON AUTOMATION EXPRESS AT IIUM

Omron Automation Express (Omron @Xpress) will visit Kulliyyah of Engineering on Friday, 10th April, 2009. All Engineering Community including Academic Staff, Researchers, and Engineering Students are invited and most welcome for this once-in-life experience.

What is Omron Automation Express?

Omron Automation Express is a mobile demonstration unit, or modern lab carrying the state-of-the art automation solutions. Omron @Xpress will demonstrate the modern Sensing and Control Technologies. You can see a whole range of Omron products on display and can have “hands-on” experience in a testing area available in the bus.

Venue: Arrival of Bus at 09:00~09:30, Kulliyyah of Engineering Car Park,

Date: 10th April, 2009, Friday (Until 17:00)

Gazprom turns down invitation to join Nabucco project

Posted in Nabucco, Engineering Projects, Turkey Projects, Projects by Dr. Cetiner on the March 20th, 2009

Gazprom turns down invitation to join Nabucco project

MOSCOW (RIA Novosti) - Gazprom has received an invitation to join the Nabucco pipeline project to pump gas from Central Asia to Europe, but will not take up the offer, a deputy head of Russia’s energy giant said.

In an interview with Vesti TV on Monday, Alexander Medvedev said Gazprom would stick with its South Stream project and stay out of Nabucco.

“Unlike in the case of Nabucco, we have everything we need for this project

[South Stream] to materialize,” he said. “We have gas, the market, experience in implementing complex projects, and corporate management.”

The executive said Gazprom was not prepared to split its operations between two projects simultaneously.

“You chase two rabbits, you catch neither. We have a rabbit we know, and we will chase it,” he said.

The $10 billion Nabucco pipeline, backed by the European Union and the U.S., is intended to link energy-rich Central Asia to Europe through Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and Austria, bypassing Russia and Ukraine. Construction has been tentatively scheduled to begin in 2010.

The South Stream pipeline is designed to annually pump 31 billion cubic meters of Central Asian and Russian gas to the Balkans and on to other European countries, but its capacity could be increased by a further 16 billion cu m. The project involves Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Italy and Greece.

Russia’s transit disputes with its former Soviet neighbors have raised concerns in Europe about too much energy dependence on Russia.

Russia cut off gas supplies to Ukraine on January 1 after failing to reach a deal over debt and prices for 2009 in late December, and later halted gas deliveries to Europe, saying Ukraine was stealing transit gas. Kiev denied the accusation.

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