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[Stoa.org] The Stoa Consortium » 2006 » February: Writing to the JISC-Repositories list, Richard Green (manager of the RepoMMan Project at the University of Hull) announces “an early draft of a project deliverable that describes [their] work getting going with Fedora”: D-D4 Iterative Development of Fedora materials. Sorry, I can’t give you a direct link because they use some kind of indirection from the document title link to the current version …
[Alexiskold.wordpress.com] web20 « Alex Iskold tech blog: Six month ago, I switched from J2EE Grid Computing to Web 2.0, JavaScript and Firefox extension development. He has been writing in Web 2.0 Journal about his experiences - see “From J2EE to JavaScript”.
[Future.iftf.org] IFTF's Future Now: February 2005: I woke up the morning after my first furious late-night tagging session to find that I had 2 of my photos tagged as "favorites" and a couple of comments left behind, all done by other Flickr-ers I didn't know that aren't even on my continent. They likely found these either in the general display as I uploaded them (which brings back fun childhood memories of watching other people's photos as they were developed at the mall photomat) or as they stumbled upon my photos because of the way I tagged them.
[Managingautomation.com] The Brousell Blog: Ford may need to accelerate out of the slow lane, and fast, when it comes to innovation, but clearly every company needs an <A href="http://www.managingautomation.com/maonline/magazine/read/6979603">action plan</A>.</P> <P>During his recent State of the Union address, President Bush spoke of increased funding for physical sciences research as part of the “American Competitiveness Initiative.” He also appealed to Corporate America to spend more on R&D and invest in employee educational programs to propel innovation.
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