Andreas Schepers, unser Kommunikationsguru vom DFKI und ich tratschen so auf der CeBit, ergibt sich das er Jan Schmidt kennt, der ja mit Knallgrau und anderen die Blogger Studie gemacht hat.

Knallgrau wiederum ist ja die weblog company schlechthin, wo auch dieses Weblog wo du gerade liest - nämlich twoday.net - herkommt. Beste Grüße an Knallgrau an dieser Stelle.

Kleine ist die Welt, und Bamberg wo der Jan Schmidt her ist hat ja auch die deutsche Monochrom Dependance, nämlich Richard Wientzek. So kommt das alles zusammen.

alsdann: Jan Schmidts Bamblog, lest es um mehr über Weblogs zu erfahren.

And weird - the President of Battlestar Galactice, Laura Roslin is standing behind us. See yourself on the galactica homepage. So this means that the Galactica has found earth, and as Laura looks older, already years ago. Now, if the members of the Galactica have found earth and are living amongst us - where are the Zylons? Probably they settled for a peace treaty and the Zylons are already living amongst us here on earth. General Adama, save us!

See you at CeBit 9.-12.3. Halle 009, Stand B45

This year we present current DFKI projects, I am showing these:

• computational culture
• gnowsis
• epos
• city guide mobile
• task navigator (old homepage)

If you like Semantic Web, hop by and walk up to me and ask for a hot demo of the gnowsis beta. It is not finished yet, but I have the latest code on my laptop and am happy to give you an exclusive back-room demo, complete with coffee and candy.

So, see you at CeBit 2006

Although I work much, I also go to after work church.

Here is their lovely website, with a pic of me and Daniel drinking wine, Ingrid was also there.

The knowledge management lab at DFKI, Kaiserslautern releases the Gnowsis Beta 0.9 Technological Preview today!

Gnowsis is a tool for realising the Semantic Desktop - a desktop where all your data is inter-linked and related. Gnowsis gives you a tool for structuring your data as well as your thoughts!

Gnowsis 0.9 is a brand new release of Gnowsis. The Beta 0.9 Technological Preview is a first release for other developers to look at the technolocigal changes. For End-Users, this release does not offer much. The core idea of Gnowsis remains but most of what goes on underneath the interface has been re-engineered. In the new Gnowsis we have thought longer and harder about our use of ontologies, our use of desktop applications as RDF datasources, and the separation of a user's data and his mental model of the same. The result is a new cleaner, faster and happier Gnowsis!

Some of the new features of Gnowsis 0.9 include:

• Integration with Aperture for easy integration of the data in the applications you already use on your desktop!
• A new approach to personal information management. We call it your PIMO
• Integration with Kaukolu Wiki.
• Quick and easy full-text searching of all your data using Lucene.

Download:

• https://www.gnowsis.org/statisch/download/gnowsis_0.9.0.zip

Documentation:

• doc

Gnowsis 0.9 runs on Windows, Linux and Macosx. Download zip, or MacOSX image here: downloadlink.

Heute, Sonntag 5.März 2006 waren Ingrid und ich im Pfälzer Wald snowboarden. Das Wetter war zu gut fürs Fitnesscenter.

Dieses mal waren wir snow-towing in Kaiserslautern machen. Samstag, 4.3.2006 auf dem Messeparkplatz in Kaiserslautern.

Viel Platz dort und genug Schnee zum Snow-towing.
mehr photos bei flickr
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the first screenshot of gnowsis in combination with the semantic wiki.

This screenshot shows how kaukoluwiki and the gnowsis-beta work together.

A wiki-page just created using the JSP-wiki clone kaukoluwiki shows up in the gnowsis swing gui and vice versa.

The trick behind: both graphical user interfaces access the same data, stored using the PIMO-ontology and available in a sesame2 store.

semantic web rocks, semantic desktop rolls!

Just started sesame1 inside our gnowsis beta 0.9 which runs under sesame 2.0 alpha 3.

So this weird picture puzzles me: It says we have a web-interface for sesame 2.0 alpha 3. Note, that no one ever programmed this web-interface. It was just there. yeah!