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  1. Microsoft working on women's lifestyle proj: http://bit.ly/6MiLMW don't believe that MSN is the best place for getting lifestyle advice! 9:29 AM Dec 8th from TweetDeck
  2. @NuncVideo You're welcome! It's a fascinating project. My husband knows Prof Picard at the MIT HIT lab and heard about the proj from her. 9:27 AM Dec 8th from TweetDeck in reply to NuncVideo
  3. Rethinking AI: http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2009/ai-overview.html Co-processors for the human mind? 2:45 PM Dec 7th from web
  4. At the center of democracy, greatness can come from anywhere and has no regard for class, race, gender, color, religion or geography. 1:01 PM Dec 7th from web
  5. Vannevar Bush call home. Xerox resurrects Memex concept: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/memex_xerox_trailmeme.php 12:24 PM Dec 7th from web
  6. 20 degress in Seattle... Where's my global warming when I need it? The plants are freezing! 9:22 AM Dec 7th from web
  7. Social Media Monitoring, 4 principles to watch for: http://bit.ly/5mFdfE 9:45 AM Dec 4th from TweetDeck
  8. Five thoughts about search from the Xconomy Future of Search panel: http://bit.ly/8hIrM9 9:43 AM Dec 4th from TweetDeck
  9. An indepth review of Pivot functionality: http://bit.ly/8ew4tr Sounds a lot like what Grokker was trying to do. 9:09 AM Dec 4th from TweetDeck
  10. Mint says the real unemployment rate is over 17% http://bit.ly/6KivXI 9:00 AM Dec 4th from TweetDeck
  11. Sulfates on Mars indicates water: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2009/02dec_troy.htm?list66646 9:36 AM Dec 3rd from web
  12. Check out Bookrags.com, the e-version of cliffnotes: Lots of ebooks you can download for free. http://www.bookrags.com/ 9:21 AM Dec 3rd from web
  13. Check out dbpedia.org Over 2.9 million semantically identified "things" availabe to use Wikipedia info as URIs. 10:41 AM Dec 2nd from TweetDeck
  14. Top Ten Semantic Web Products of 2009: http://bit.ly/8VJAsX 9:53 AM Dec 2nd from TweetDeck
  15. Hijacking the Victorian Internet: http://bit.ly/5NQ9cS How the telegraph went from affordable fees to overburdened with taxes and fees... 9:38 AM Dec 2nd from TweetDeck
  16. Best quote of the day from Sheila: No brains, no headache! 1:41 PM Dec 1st from web
  17. Computers don't save hospitals money according to Harvard study: http://bit.ly/7sp3qr 9:50 AM Dec 1st from TweetDeck
  18. The physics of a blackhole powered starship: http://bit.ly/2BWAih 9:48 AM Dec 1st from TweetDeck
  19. Faviki provides Semantic Bookmarking services: http://bit.ly/5B6s0y 9:32 AM Dec 1st from TweetDeck
  20. Data Interoperability in the Social Web, call for papers: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/semanticweb/message/4763 9:05 AM Dec 1st from web
  • Name Sharon L. Bolding
  • Location Seattle
  • Bio Social Software and Semantic Web, Working Mom, Medievalist specializing in French Linguistics
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