Casino Games and Mathematics - Part 2 by A. Prudent
... small article in an American academic journal (Thorp E.O. "A favourable strategy for twenty-one", 47, 110-112, (1961)). And despite the small size of the article and, consequently, an extremely condensed form of persentment, made it comprehensible for rather a narrow group of professionals, one can be sure that a number of American scientists and their friends certainly "improved" their material situation (owners of gambling houses were unlikely to read scientific magazines at that time).

The Fortune Is In the Follow Up by Mikael Karlsson
... stats, hits, visitor profiles and tracking into a monthly statistical report that will help guide you in the direction you want your website to go. SEARCH ENGINE. Visitors will want to search for specific subjects. You can offer a search engine. BULLETIN BOARD. Establish a moderated chat group where clients and photographers can discuss their specialized interest areas. GUESTBOOK. Keep a record of your visitors by offering a guest book where they can register and make comments.

History of End User Programming by Peter Hale
... The IBM style PC became most popular for business applications, while the Apple Mac was often used for Desktop publishing. 1990sEnd User Programming research has continued to the present day. Research has continued in techniques of Visual Programming [9] e.g. Alice [4], Programming by Example [2][21], programming with automated assistance [20], and Natural Language Programming [27]. Squeak and Croquet[6] have developed from the early work in Smalltalk.