via cygri's blog, tip by Arne

Wednesday and thursday we had a smaller Nepomuk meeting in Paris to synchronise the Semantic Desktop backbone architecture with the plans of some Nepomuk Partners. Thomas Roth-Berfghofer and myself went to see Mikhail Kotelnikov, Alexander Polonsky, and Stéphane Laurière. The first two are from cognium systems and are working on a software to support bioscientists with Semantic Desktop technology, the latter is working for Edge-IT, who provide services to the Mandriva Linux community (the mandriva club).

Meeting was very productive, getting practitioners and scientists together to see how the Semantic Desktop can help people at large. Photos of the meeting are here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/leobard/tags/dfkiedgeitcog2006041213/

Looking forward to our upcoming Semantic Desktop hack next week and the big Nepomuk Meeting at the beginning of may, people come together now on Semantic Web.

Nehmt ein kissen mit und dann gibt kissenschlacht. Heute so geschehen in Kaiserslautern, 13:30.

fazit: überraschend doch viele leute, guter kampf. Auch gut: ein klares Ende, durch eine Trillerpfeife eingeläutet. Viel spaß, interaktive spiele wie "gruppe a gegen gruppe b", geworfene und geschwungene Kissen.

Videos bei vimeo und youtube (bei vimeo kann man runterladen)

• https://www.vimeo.com/clip=59162
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efG316ODK4g

und photos bei flickr in der group https://www.flickr.com/groups/pillowfight-int/ , tag kaiserslautern

(sorry, flickr badge javascript geht hier nicht)

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Am ersten Mai 2006 wird am Stiftsplatz gefÃŒrhstÃŒckt. Das ganze ist ein https://www.permanentbreakfast.org/, Anleitung siehe dort.

1. Mai 2006, 11:00 am Stiftsplatz in Kaiserslautern. Die Details werden Ìbermorgen, Montag 3. April 2006 geplant beim nÀchsten GreatEscape im Glockencafe.

This week I decided to look for a new blog/feedreader. My first try was to search the web and try web-readers out myself, using my OPML file. Behold - now Techcrunch made an article about feedreaders.

their idea:
There are a numer of different types of readers: web-based, desktop, Outlook based, etc.. This post is focused solely on web-based feed readers. I’ve included the big guys plus some up and coming readers with outstanding features and/or performance like News Alloy, Gritwire, Attensa and FeedLounge.

Rojo is the reader I am using at the moment, but I miss an option to search all my feeds for a keyword (hey, where is that blog entry about Quake3StrategyGame?).

So perhaps I should try out bloglines...

btw: they made a mistake in the article: Rojo supports OPML export, I just tried it out and it even semi-validates.

nice thing to see about the semantic web: people advertise for it.



found at mortenf's weblog. Interesting that profium makes advertisment for SPARQL. The link to Altova and SemanticWorks is sound, they make money with it.