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ptsefton (3)
Apr 05, 2008		 # Conference finsihed pt exhausted. A day in London then 26 hours to Sydney via Brisbane
paulwalk (5)
Apr 04, 2008		 back from # Knackered. Still haven't fully recovered from yesterday's marathon judging task!
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 # is done!
PeteJ (7)
Apr 04, 2008		 Thomas Place on SURF repository approach. Compound object = metadata+object #
cavlec (3)
Apr 04, 2008		 Topic maps rule, RDF drools. Also, nice thing about hashtags is finding the IR folks on Twitter finally! #
PeteJ (7)
Apr 04, 2008		 Tim Cole talking about using ORE resource maps to model sets of views on assets as aggregations. #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # @petej I think we're feeling a tiny bit of the tech comm's pain in trying to get our heads around it all.
PeteJ (7)
Apr 04, 2008		 Feels like everyone is too knackered to discuss much at all! #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Grabbing copies of the latest ORE docs to read on the train.
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Michael Nelson: ReMs to define completeness. B ubbles in the open world.
PeteJ (7)
Apr 04, 2008		 Or maybe question was really: why try to put all RDF into Atom, rather than just keeping Atom for simple subset which it's good at? #
PeteJ (7)
Apr 04, 2008		 Or maybe question was really: why try to put all RDF into Atom, rather than just keeping Atom for simple subset which it's good at? #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 q: why rdf in atom? #
PeteJ (7)
Apr 04, 2008		 Aha! Question: why do RDF in Atom? #
PeteJ (7)
Apr 04, 2008		 Q&A done.... not many Qs.... I'm not sure whether I'm relieved or disappointed! :-) But it is the Friday of a long week, I suppose #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Sitting next to the lectern like a bit of a spare part. But at least I get a bit of laptop power.
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # N ot convinced that serializing in Atom really makes RDF easier to understand.
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 q: are resource maps dynamic or static? simeon - dynamic but from slowly moving data esp in repos #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # question from Evan Owens, CTO, Portico - where do resource maps come from? how do you find out if the resource map has changed?
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 herbert: probably need to clearly delineate what is required and what is optional - true! #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 Carl response: proxies come for free in atom #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 pmr asking whether proxies are too complicated #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # PMR says let's make it simple at the beginning. Hurrah.
cavlec (3)
Apr 04, 2008		 @sshreeves atom makes sense to normal human beings and RDF doesn't? *g* #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 splash page can do double duty as machine and human entry point - assuming rdfa takes off #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 simeon describing atom vs rdf syntaxes #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 resource in context in ORE - interesting and complicated #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # gOREing DSpace with SWORD I think
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 not really following this now. #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # .... and we disappear up our own aggregation again!
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 michael nelson on discovering resource maps #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 the ore:similarTo notion is interesting #
ptsefton (3)
Apr 04, 2008		 # So when we used ATOM for our demo we can claim we were really doing ORE?
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Hurray! Code!
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 @mcdonald where splash pages sit in the ore and how to embed microformats / rdfa - earlier disc abt spl pgs at bof on linked data #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # DOIs. Bleuch.
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # The aggregation <-> resource map bit of the data model has evidently changed vastly since I read the spec last.
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 the splash page discussion should be interesting #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # aieeeeeeeeee splash pages
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Carl is happy with 0.3 - says it's free of fishiness.
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # @sshreeves Sure,but you don't need to bash XML to justify RDF... and people wonder what RDF/XML is about.
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # some intramac interoperability issues, which Carl is amusingly slagging Herbert for
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # XML can describe non-hierarchical data.
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # computer scientists are never so happy as when they can use a graph
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # An awful lot of concepts including redirection and state under the heading of "content negotiation" there.
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # "Don't care about RDF"? Heresy!
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 carl reassuring audience that repositories are still part of resource centric model (used for trust, integrity, naming) #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Carl Lagoze - repositories as part of SOA
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # http://tinyurl.com/27grpo
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # today is an aggregation of presentations?
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # ORE as a lassoo now.
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # I still think that OAI-ORE icon looks like ShareThis. Dunno if that's good or not. http://sharethis.com/
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Web spaghetti!
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 Herbert acknowledges @andypowe11 and @petej role in pushing ORE towards web focus #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Herbert giving props to @andypowe11
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # Notice Herbert is using a BY-NC-SA license.
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # pretty aggregation http://www.flickr.com/photos/fortphoto/sets/72157594190371016/
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 # @scilib He he :-)
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # oh god, please let's not start talking about splash pages again
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 + constellations as metaphor for ORE #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # constellations of web stars
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # quite a full house for the OAI-ORE Euro Opening
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 Herbert saying that ORE 0.3 is a big change from 0.2. #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # taking a photo of Carl Lagoze taking a photo of me (and the audience)
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 ORE presentations starting soon... #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # recovering from network access withdrawal after two hours unable to connect in the arts annex
jimdowning (55)
Apr 04, 2008		 Waiting for the OREfest to get under way #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 definitely worth coming to the DSpace UG this morning - good stuff #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 nice compliment for BibApp in Richard Jone's presentation #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 richard jones has awesome graphic novel style presentation on interoperability #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 good Q&A on format registries / MIT's work and work that remains to be done #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 good presentation on MIT's bitstream format renovation prototype work - exciting to see this work. #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # off to learn about OAI-ORE
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 sands fish: welcome to the hangover session #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 04, 2008		 In last DSpace User Group Meeting. Very tired. #
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 @paulwalk says if you do " track # " it will work, but you may be activating an unexpected notification channel (e.g. sms messages)
scilib (72)
Apr 04, 2008		 # in case you're wondering, the magic machine tag 2 get "Taken at Open Repositories 2008" on your Flickr photo is upcoming:event=455039
scilib (72)
Apr 03, 2008		 # +which since the or08 tag in Flickr is mostly from me, and it was a public performance of my (c) photos, I shall be expecting ££££ :)
scilib (72)
Apr 03, 2008		 # I liveflickred (is that a word?) from the event but the screens weren't a live flickr feed...
scilib (72)
Apr 03, 2008		 # back from the awards dinner and glad that my judging duties are now fully discharged.
jimdowning (55)
Apr 03, 2008		 This is strangely reminiscent of last night. #
scilib (72)
Apr 03, 2008		 # off to the closing dinner / awards
sshreeves (28)
Apr 03, 2008		 Richard Rodgers paints (bakes?) a compelling vision for DSpace 2.0 #
cavlec (3)
Apr 03, 2008		 @sshreeves as always, the acid test is whether any of it actually percolates thru the whole IR community #
chriskeene (6)
Apr 03, 2008		 # eprints 3.1 beta now released http://files.eprints.org/338/
jimdowning (55)
Apr 03, 2008		 Preparing presentation on TheOREM for tomorrow's OREfest at #
chriskeene (6)
Apr 03, 2008		 # eprints track: rae experience notes http://tinyurl.com/2q92l3
jimdowning (55)
Apr 03, 2008		 Just pulled out of developer challenge having been gazumped by collab btw Zotero and DSpace this morning #
ptsefton (3)
Apr 03, 2008		 Just gave a 5 minute presentation of our Zero-Click Ingest demo to stony-faced judges at #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 03, 2008		 @paulwalk as Duncan Bannatyne and @scilib as Theo Paphitis in # dragons den! http://tinyurl.com/2qk2jq
sshreeves (28)
Apr 03, 2008		 eJamaica presentation quite interesting - need to explore the video integration #
chriskeene (6)
Apr 03, 2008		 not many twittering at # today.
chriskeene (6)
Apr 03, 2008		 # eprints 3.1 notes http://tinyurl.com/2shb32
chriskeene (6)
Apr 03, 2008		 pleased that the Eprints 3.1 demo at # is in a lecture theatre with plug points down the side.
sshreeves (28)
Apr 03, 2008		 Committed developers for DSpace 2.0; this effort will launch in Sept 08. Buying out time for DSpace developers. #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 03, 2008		 Interesting partnership with Zotero - to take advantage of the Zotero Commons work to move material to DSpace #
sshreeves (28)
Apr 03, 2008		 In the DSpace Users Group meeting #
chriskeene (6)
Apr 03, 2008		 # so we are all agreed yes. Dspace sucks big time and Eprints rocks?
paulwalk (5)
Apr 03, 2008		 up at 5.00 thanks to that cruel @dfflanders arranging an 8.00 meeting at #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 Blog coverage from sustainability track at # http://tinyurl.com/32bmeb
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + c1 = H(x,t1), c2 = H(x,t2,c1), I think #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 @ianmulvany Trying to wrap my head around Russell's paradox and realising why we disappeared up our own recursion. #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + fascinating talk about hash functions evolving over time and digital certification #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + bof session at lunch revolved around russells paradox #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 @scilib i think you meant les carr? #
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # Lee Dirks is not master of his own domain?
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # hey, it's a semantic argument... or is it an argument about semantics?
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # Google is here, our problems are solved
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # in Linked Data BOF led by Mackenzie Smith with @ianmulvany Lee Dirks, et al.
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + the kicker is that the research group working on the project is being shut down and after 3 years the project might be shelved, #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + novartis project looks interesting, organisation is complex #
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # I sympathize with the woes of doing a project in a big organisation - takes forever to do anything
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + novartis creating open archive, management needed to be convinced, in 2004 more than 1000 pubs from within the company #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 @scilib yes, they eventually form a higher form of being ... digg #
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # machines writing blogs for other machines... mmm, SkyNet
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # talk of Open Notebook Science using wikis
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # 50% of chemists have not heard of DOI?!
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # Simon Coles: lab use of PDF "rather unfortunate" :-)
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 @scilib @coveritlive # Chemistry=cookery: How about "PM-R's Fume Hood Nightmares" ?
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # more chemistry cookery
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # Nobody twittering from the "legal" track? Quelle surprise.
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # Simon Coles presenting Repository for Laboratory http://r4l.eprints.org/
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + j downing's final message a good one, concentrate on web facing interface when building scientific repositories #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + jim downing talking about crystal eye, fantastic vid from @covert nice presentation #
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # @jimdowning waiting for some crackerjack demo shots
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # @ostephens I agree, capture *and preserve* the full semantic information at authoring time, then produce presentation outputs as well
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # @andypowe11 @ianmulvany some kind of rich XML must be a key (that's all that docx is doing after all)
andypowe11 (5)
Apr 02, 2008		 # @petej agree... i'm living in a dream-world - MS would say there is always their open document XML format! :-)
andypowe11 (5)
Apr 02, 2008		 # @ostephens dunno - feels right to me i guess - right combination of mainstreamness and capability - i include rdf/a in that
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 @andypowe11 # Is the pagination stuff in CSS up to the job these days?
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + should be a presentation independent schema for academic papers that could be exchanged between publishers, readers, repositories, #
andypowe11 (5)
Apr 02, 2008		 # -ve stuff about pdf is interesting - xhtml+microformats+coolURIs should form baseline for new scholarly communication world
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # @scilib Including HTML in evil presentation formats: controversial?
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # presentation (to humans) gets us too far away from machine-readable data: powerpoint, PDF, HTML = the devil
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # ... and limbering up!
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # Wondering if any of yesterday's PDF fans are still in the room
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + again the theme that pdf is evil arises once more at this meeting, not machine readable, our digital overlords are unhappy #
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # learning about chemistry cookery
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # @PeteJ I think they always mean "description of a molecule"
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 02, 2008		 + chemistry is just like cooking, molecular gastronomy, mmm #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # Simon Coles talking about how lab instrument manufacturers lock us in to their data & software.
scilib (72)
Apr 02, 2008		 # finally arrived at Physics Lecture A for Scientific Repositories track, after thinking both tracks were at the Arts Annex today
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 # Jane Hunter describes eCrystals Federation (the latest in a series of collabs btw UKOLN & Soton) as "the 7 yr itch after an open ...
jimdowning (55)
Apr 02, 2008		 Rise and shine - it's a beautiful day here at #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 @scilib ...bringing a pleasing symmetry to the day... #
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # and general chaos ensues
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # AND NCore has a user interface. Always thought it strange that Fedora regarded not having one as a virtue.
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # ncore is very impressive - builds some great services and heavy enterprise software on fedora.
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Dean Krafft on NCore for NSDL. Some pretty information-dense slides for late in the day.
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # @jimdowning the repository's at http://pubs.or08.ecs.soton.ac.uk/
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Does anyone know where the OR08 repository is?
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 @ianmulvany # I believe it was mentioned (as was HTTP). I'm not sure what it would buy us?
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # something something mumble mumble
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + wonder if they thought about xmpp for sword #
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # screencaps and screencasts might be better than these live demos. I suppose the stuff has to exist in time to be captured though.
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Will SWORD cut through interop challenges? http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/repositories/digirep/index/SWORD
covert (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 @jimdowning i was going to suggest a tag broker service for the # comp., but it looks like that's been done...
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # is the number 2 tag on hashtags today. What the heck is rp08?
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # question about Blackboard Scholar... from the manager of Blackboard Scholar http://www.scholar.com/
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 @ianmulvany Any mention how they're checking the quality of their auto-extracted metadata? #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # - too many technical difficulties with my GameOfResearch idea to fly :-( But Richard Jones has a good'un!
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + build simple system with minimum set of metadta, maximum set of auto metadata #
mndoci (1)
Apr 01, 2008		 Following @ianmulvany Sounds like interesting stuff #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + assumptions about learning objects didn't apply to teachers, too scary too complicationed #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + after advent of web 2.0 teachers expectations of how to interface with material changed, repo too flat, no clicks on keywords, #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + dave millard making learning work package repositories #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + q:do people have aproblem with identifying themselves? A: these communities are already doing markup, so they don't mind #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + mention of Web 3.0, Aggggggllglglgggg ...... (but i think it was well meant) #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + much of this annotation works on images, for medial images this could add a lot of value #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + talking about Ontology Directed Folksonomy, sound like http://www.connotea.org/wiki/EntityDescriber #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + jane hunter talking about a common annotation server, #
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Jane Hunter. aha... http://tagcommons.org/
andypowe11 (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 @chriskeene you might want to tag with # ?
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # In developer lounge with @scilib hoping to get some inspiration
andypowe11 (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 @petej it's def. better i'm not at # i'd just end up in stupid arguments with, like, everyone!
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # richtags did browse before search? what the heck?
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + @scilib @jimdowning no standards, need to get at least Word, repositories, and then social apps to follow suit. #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # What's the difference between this and RDFa + Longwell / Exhibit?
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 @jimdowning # An important thing is to find useful ways to share tags between systems, I don't know if there are any exchange standards
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + power going to be a problem at this meeting, :( perhaps I should twitter less, never ! #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + sneep deadline is end of MAY, #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + q: how are you going to deal with preservation of comments, something to think about ...! #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Mulling over how much of a bad idea it would be for each repo to implement their own tagging system - bookmarklet for every website...
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + question about privacy, most social systems allow for privacy #
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # hmm is Scriptaculous an adjective, a technology, or both?
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 @scilib @ianmulvany # I wonder how they coped with the ontology evolution in the linnean collection as specimens were re-classified?
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + @scilib , probably good that we don't hear the comments they make about us! #
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # @ianmulvany our species commenting on other species... http://www.linnean-online.org/
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + interesting historical examples of annotation on manuscripts, we do like to comment as a species, don't we. #
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # presenter is talking about http://jilltxt.net/?p=1658
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + finished talk, seemed to go OK, some interest after, yay! #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 @paulwalk Except that it looks like this was written in keynote ... #
paulwalk (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 Forcing windows users to use a mac for presenting.... cruel. Normally t'other way round. #
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # technology is definitely beating the humans today
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Another file system tour (Mac this time) and... On the margins of scholarship... Richard Davis... Web 2.0... tech difficulties
paulwalk (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 Q to Connotea guy: does OpenID offer a path for user disamniguation? A: no! #
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Ian mentioning LibraryThing for Libraries integration... Tagging Tool does sort of the same thing with Eprints
paulwalk (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 connotea now supports OpenID #
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # @ianmulvany starting talking about OpenID in Connotea
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # @ianmulvany up next
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Web 2.0 session starting
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # stayed in lecture theatre while everyone went to coffee and grabbed possibly the only working power connection. ha ha ha!
covert (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 # http://tinyurl.com/2w6tdd - you know what to do
ianibbo (1)
Apr 01, 2008		 Wishing I was at # :(
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Simon Coles saying a word in favour of electronic lab books after PM-R dismissed them earlier.
jimdowning (55)
Apr 01, 2008		 PM-R on PDF for science "If 90% of the data is lost before it gets to you, you have nothing to preserve" #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + q and a, some pushback pdf good for preserving, word not, bitwise preservation hard (how about svn) #
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + http://review-board.org/ might be a good collaborative authoring tool based on svn #
covert (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 # my spies tell me my demoes wound up not getting used: go to @jimdowning's talk to see 'em, then. :)
IanMulvany (34)
Apr 01, 2008		 + @tommorris people here in the humanities also hate pdf # "it is the devil"
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # PMR talking about long-tailed science, involving small furry animals http://tinyurl.com/33t82z
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # PMR bravely continuing with live demos, many of them working
covert (5)
Apr 01, 2008		 stalking the # keynote. @scilib in answer to your question, it's option b) - i was in the lab till midnight last night on one demo. :)
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # tour of PMR's hard drive
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # My cellphone camera has wifi, so... http://www.flickr.com/photos/rakerman/tags/or08/
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # PMR is a live demo machine. Either he really trusts tech, or he's mad, or a bit of both.
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # I wouldn't want to be the AV geek at a time like this
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # Liz Lyon introducing Peter Murray-Rust
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 # finally arrived at Physics Lecture theatre after getting totally lost despite (or perhaps because of) my maps and GPS
scilib (72)
Apr 01, 2008		 in about an hour off to breakfast room to see if I can find the secret to getting OJ, then off to see PMR's # keynote and such
covert (5)
Mar 31, 2008		 Looking forward to the twitters from # over the next few days. hope you all have a good conference!
scilib (72)
Mar 29, 2008		 breakfast, packing, then at noon to the airport lounge for 6.5 hours, b4 my flight to LHR for # Seemed like a good plan at the time.
scilib (72)
Mar 19, 2008		 # made an upcoming, mostly for Flickr integration http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/455039/
scilib (72)
Mar 19, 2008		 # going to Open Repositories 2008 since @fenwickc is unable to go
scilib (72)
Mar 13, 2008		 # Open Repository planning is underway, with @fenwickc going thanks to encouragement from @dfflanders
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