Today I'm attending the Open Source Confererence hosted by the KMDI @ the U of Toronto. It's being webcast and I feel very fortunate to have the opportunity to attend remotely.
The conference runs through Tuesday afternoon and first session has me very excited. I'll try to get my take on the highlights posted here.
Sunday, May 09, 2004
Saturday, May 01, 2004
Grapes' pending departure
Sounds like CBC and Don Cherry are gonna call it quits after this season.
Say what you want about Cherry, he does elicit strong reactions from his audiences.
Love him or hate him, it's hard not to have an opinion about his rants and patter with Ron McLean during Coach's Corner segments.
Say what you want about Cherry, he does elicit strong reactions from his audiences.
Love him or hate him, it's hard not to have an opinion about his rants and patter with Ron McLean during Coach's Corner segments.
Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Equitable Stroke Control
Today I golfed a 95 at my new home course -- Olympicview.
I need to adjust my score before inputting it as data used to calculate my handicap index.
Under the auspicies of something called Equitable Stroke Control (ESC)--which in my case means I can take no worse than a double-bogey (i.e.., 2-over par) on each hole -- I'll enter a score of 92.
I need to adjust my score before inputting it as data used to calculate my handicap index.
Under the auspicies of something called Equitable Stroke Control (ESC)--which in my case means I can take no worse than a double-bogey (i.e.., 2-over par) on each hole -- I'll enter a score of 92.
Tuesday, April 13, 2004
Test of RSS
Working on adding really simple syndication (RSS) to this blog.
"Syndicating" or publishing work ties-in nicely with objects and their use by educators.
Here's what Dave Winer, founder of userLand software, and Berkman Fellow of the Law Faculty at Harvard, has to say about version 2.0 of the specification.
Wikipedia offers this definition and description.
RSS allows individual practitioners and contributors to syndicate and leverage collective effort and focus on a given problem or topic.
I hope to have the "feed" for this blog running shortly.
As always, watch this space for updates.
"Syndicating" or publishing work ties-in nicely with objects and their use by educators.
Here's what Dave Winer, founder of userLand software, and Berkman Fellow of the Law Faculty at Harvard, has to say about version 2.0 of the specification.
Wikipedia offers this definition and description.
RSS allows individual practitioners and contributors to syndicate and leverage collective effort and focus on a given problem or topic.
I hope to have the "feed" for this blog running shortly.
As always, watch this space for updates.
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