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'Web 1.0 was all about connecting people,' Sir Tim Berners-Lee (pictured) says, in a podcast currently available on the IBM developerworks site. 'It was an interactive space, and I think Web 2.0 is of course a piece of jargon, nobody even knows what it means."
"If Web 2.0 for you is blogs and wikis," Berners-Lee continued, "then that is people to people. But that was what the Web was supposed to be all along."
The Father of the Web's comments will beyond question be widely listened to and repeated. When on December 12, 2005, his first-ever blog entry saw the light of day on the Web he'd invented, no fewer than 455 comments accumulated within days.
Most of them were adulatory comments designed to make "TBL" aware of how grateful the wider world is for his invention. Which threatened to overwhelm the blogging system of MIT's Decentralized Information Group (DIG), so Berners-Lee in the end disabled the feedback functionality of that inaugural blog, an action he explained with his characteristic modesty:
He then attempted, with equal courtesy, to emphasize that the aim and scope of his new blog was fully congruent with his newer, Semantic Web, interests - and not so much with his former, W3C life:
"Thanks for all the wonderful welcoming comments. We've had rather a lot, and had to turn the comments off on the first blog. I can't answer them all, but I would point out one thing. I just played my part. I built on the work of others -- the Internet, invented 20 years before the web, by Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn and colleagues, for example, and hypertext, a word coined by Ted Nelson for an idea of links which was already implemented in many non-networked systems. I just put these technologies together. And then, it all took off because of this amazing community of enthusiasts, who have done such incredible things with the technology, and are still advancing it in so many ways."
"By the way, this blog is at DIG, the Decentralised Information Group at MIT's CSAIL. I intend it to be geeky semantic web stuff mostly. For example, it won't be for W3C questions which should really be addressed to working groups. So thanks for all the support, no need for more general 'thank you' comments! Thank *you* all."
|saddino 08/23/06 04:52:27 AM EDT
IMHO, the problem with the Semantic Web is the same problem that evolved the Web from a linked knowledge store to a commercial-driven directory.
Yes, it would be nice if all data were tagged and understandable, but let's be honest: the commercialization (and its result: exploitation by marketers) of the web would certainly spill into the Semantic Web, and so Berners-Lee's vision would be once again ruined by
|timeOday 08/23/06 04:25:23 AM EDT
The Web itself has grown less semantic over time!
The original idea for HTML was that you'd mark up content with a description of what it was, rather than how to display it. Then any device could use its "understanding" of the documented (conveyed for instance by paragraph tags) to render the page appropriately. This is an example of a (somewhat) semantic Web.
That idea has been rejected. In the end most Web creators preferred convenience and/or exact control over appearance, in preference over the ability to use the data more flexibly.
|Enough Already! 08/23/06 04:05:46 AM EDT
Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 4.5...what does it matter: what's with version numbers on the Web, at this particular moment?
|FT Germany 08/23/06 03:47:45 AM EDT
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Graebel recently announced the promotions of Joe Stephenson and Brian Huff. Stephenson is the new Operations Manager for Graebel Northeastern Movers, the tri-state moving and storage facility based in Randolph, NJ. He will report to Don Rankin, General Manager.
"I am delighted to have Joe as operations manager. He has been well trained for this position thanks to his predecessor Brian Huff. I am looking forward to working with Joe. His enthusiasm and energy are invigorating", said Don Rankin.
Stephenson began his Graebel career in 1997. During his tenure, he worked as an Asset Management Administrator, Local Dispatcher, and most recently as Fleet Manager.
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The concept is the brainchild of Emmanuel Garcia Coll, a native of Puerto Rico and graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, N.Y. A veteran of Shake Shack, Coll teamed up with Patrick Vitale, who serves as chef and manager.
Oxy is short for oxymoron, referring to the unexpected hip space with good grub in an urban center catering to the business crowd, college students and locals. The logo is a bluebird sporting a top hat.
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Breast cancer survivors have traditionally been discouraged from everyday lifting such as carrying around their children or toting groceries. However, pumping up, often feared by women following breast cancer surgery, may be just what they need. Research indicates that a weight-lifting program helps breast cancer survivors prevent or at least ease the common, painful arm swelling condition known as lymphedema.
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Ueli Steck, the Swiss speed mountaineer, is currently in the Himalaya. Earlier in the season he climbed Shisha Pangma (8027m) in 10.5 hours (UKC News). 18 days later Ueli climbed Cho Oyu (8201m).
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CLAY CENTER — Concordia's Isaac Sprague and Tori Reed recorded top 10 finishes in the Clay Center High School Invitational cross country meet Thursday at Clay Center Country Club. Sprague turned in a time of 18:09.48 to place fifth in the boys' race. Reed finished 10th... [More]
Panthers place fifth in Larned Invitational
LARNED — The Concordia High School girls' golf team placed fifth in the Larned Invitational Thursday at Larned Country Club. Concordia finished with a score of 466. Pratt won the tournament with a 434. Thomas More Prep-Marian was second with a 436 and Hoisington was third... [More]
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FRIDAY, Aug. 20 (HealthDay News) -- For people with the
metabolic syndrome -- a cluster of risk factors such as obesity,
high blood pressure, high levels of blood fats or triglycerides and
high blood sugar -- adding a little fish oil to a diet low in
saturated fats and high in complex carbohydrates might be just the
ticket, a new study suggests.
"When you add omega-3 to a high carbohydrate, low-fat diet, you can prevent the long-term adverse effect that a high-carbohydrate diet induces on [blood fats]," said study author Dr. Jose Lopez-Miranda, a professor of medicine at the Reina Sofia University Hospital and the University of Cordoba, Spain.
The study is published in the September issue of the
Journal of Nutrition.
Lopez-Miranda and his team looked at 117 people with metabolic
syndrome, which raises the risk of heart disease and stroke. They
assigned them to one of four diets for 12 weeks. The diets were:
high fat/rich in saturated fats; high fat/rich in monounsaturated
fats (such as fish and olive oil), low fat and high in complex
carbohydrates (such as whole grains, fruits, vegetables), low fat
and high in complex carbs but with the fish oil supplement
All four diets included about the same number of calories. The
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fat levels.
At the study's start, all participants had similar post-meal
blood fat responses. But by the end of the three-month trial, those
on the high-fat/monounsaturated fat-rich diet or the low-fat, high
complex carbohydrate diet with fish oil had better responses.
For example, those on the low-fat/high-carb diet plus fish oil
showed lower levels of triglyceride blood fats, compared to people
eating a high-fat diet rich in saturated fats, the researchers
found. And people eating the low-fat/high-carb regimen alone
(without fish oil) had a rise in triglycerides and cholesterol,
compared to when fish oil was added.
The researchers believe that adding polyunsaturated fat -- such
as those found in fish oil -- can help undercut the effects of a
long-term low-fat, high complex carbohydrate diet on triglyceride
levels in those with metabolic syndrome. In the study, participants
got 1.24 grams of fish oil a day (between one and two standard
"This is a good study," said Tracy L. Nelson, an associate professor of health and exercise science at Colorado State University School of Public Health in Fort Collins, who has researched omega-3 fatty acids.
"The interesting aspects are that they found the low-fat complex carbohydrate group, when supplemented with a 'realistic' amount of omega-3 fats [1.24 grams] did not increase trigylcerides as seen with the low-fat complex carbohydrate diet without the addition of omega-3s."
"This study is encouraging, because these individuals consumed their 'own' food given the parameters of the study, similar to what a metabolic syndrome patient would be told to do in the 'real world,' and by simply adding a very realistic amount of omega-3s, these individuals can change [after-meal] triglycerides without weight loss," Nelson added. "The fact that they found changes in a 'diseased' group adds to the impact of the paper."
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Spokesman Lance Trover told the (Arlington Heights) Daily Herald on Friday that as Kirk resumes his duties in the U.S. Senate after suffering a stroke, he will 'wind down his military career and retire.'
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October 17, 2013, 10:37 PM — When a high-profile public figure living in Hong Kong hired the security company Trustwave to test if its experts could get his passwords, they turned to Facebook.
While the dangers of sharing too much data on Facebook are well-known, it is surprising how little data can give hackers a foothold. The man gave Trustwave's team no-holds barred permission to try and snatch his data, a so-called "Red Team" test.
"We found out through Facebook who his wife was," said Jonathan Werrett, a managing consultant for Trustwave's SpiderLabs in Hong Kong. "We found out through her likes -- her public likes -- that she ran a pilates studio. We could then send a phishing email to her based around the fact that she ran a pilates studio that was hiring."
The man's wife opened an email with a video demonstration of the bogus job candidate conducting a class. The malicious attachment infected her computer with malware, which gave Trustwave's analysts access, known as a spear-phishing attack.
The computer she was using was a hand-me-down from her husband. The passwords he wished to protect were in the Apple computer's keychain, so the hacking exercise "turned out to be a lot easier than we otherwise expected," Werrett said.
Mining small details from Facebook has become even easier with Graph Search, the site's new search engine that returns personalized results from natural-language queries. Graph Search granularly mines Facebook's vast user data: where people have visited, what they like and if they share those same preferences with their friends.
Graph Search immediately prompted warnings from security experts, who said its powerful data aggregation abilities could make people uncomfortable even though the exposed data is public.
For penetration testers as well as bad guy hackers, Facebook is invaluable for spear-phising attacks. But Werrett and his colleague, SpiderLabs security analyst Keith Lee in Singapore, wanted an automated way to quickly amass information using Graph Search.
So Lee wrote "FBStalker," a Python script he and Werrett debuted Thursday at the Hack in the Box security conference in Kuala Lumpur. In its current form, FBStalker runs in the Chrome browser on OS X, entering queries into Facebook's Graph Search and pulling data. They used FBStalker in the attack against the man in Hong Kong.
Even if a person's profile is locked down to strangers, their friends' open profiles can be examined, giving an indication, for example, who the person may be close with. FBStalker uses Graph Search to find photos in which two people are tagged in, comments on profiles and more.
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NINE MILE FALLS, Wash. - The man who found a woman's body soaking in a plastic tub of acid spoke exclusively with KREM 2 News about his roommate, accused murderer Jason Hart.
Dean Settle was staying at the home of Jason Hart, 27, at the time Hart allegedly murdered Regan Jolley, 33. Police arrested Hart June 4th after Settle discovered Jolley's nude body in a tub of acid in a nearby garage.
"I went in the garage and there was a puddle of water on the floor," Settle recalled. "I went that direction, a direction, I normally wouldn't go in. That's when I found Regan."
Police accused Hart of strangling Jolley and trying to dispose of her body in acid. Investigators later found an episode of the television show "Breaking Bad" in Hart's DVD player. The episode features an eerily similar murder plot.
"The only thing I know or feel about it -- that was his favorite series," said Settle. "That's what he told me. I think he used it as instructions to go do what he was doing to dispose the body."
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I really like Thanksgiving dinner. And if you're cooking one, I'd appreciate an invitation-otherwise it's Wang's Chinese for my family.
It's not that I can't cook—I just don't do it very well. I realized this the other day when I overheard my five-year-old daughter assure her friend that I can cook "lots of things," such as—and this is a complete list—"hog dogs, mac 'n' cheese, tomato soup and chicken nuggets."
There's just so much pressure to make Thanksgiving dinner something out of the ordinary. This is a fancy meal, disguised as a holiday. Mashed potatoes get garlicked and rosemarried, cranberries get jellied and turkeys get dressed (yet somehow remain completely naked). And then there's all that stress about burning the biscuits or giving Aunt Edna salmonella, when really that's the only thing that's going to stop her from telling pilgrim-themed knock-knock jokes.
Here's what I know: Holidays + Food + Family = The Perfect Storm. Something will inevitably go wrong. For my grandma, it wasn't just "something"; it was everything my mom cooked. The turkey was dry, the Jell-O salad wasn't set, and the gravy would alternate between too hot or cold, lumpy or runny. I actually liked everything my mom made with the exception of her stuffing. (I do not want to eat anything cooked in the chest cavity of a turkey, least of all stale bread.) Grandma herself wasn't exactly an Iron Chef. The only things I remember her making me were deviled ham sandwiches—a.k.a. Satan's cat food. But the way she criticized my mother's cooking would make Gordon Ramsey blush. It made Mom cry. It made Dad mad. He took it out on the turkey with an electric carving knife, hacking and sawing like a madman. Bits of turkey flew around the room like meat confetti.
"I told you it's too dry," Grandma said.
As I plucked turkey shrapnel from my hair, Grandma sipped a glass of wine and eventually forgot about the gravy—at least until next year. We sat down together as a family and enjoyed a wonderful feast.
And so went Thanksgiving for most of my childhood.
I wouldn't trade those holidays for anything. They taught me to take the holidays in stride. My friend teared up when she set fire to her sweet potato casserole, but I assured her that I like my marshmallows well done. I happily ate it, carcinogens and all. See, I've slurped up mom's un-set Jell-O salad and I've moisturized dried-up turkey in a gravy bath. I've seen it all. A sweet potato pie that tasted more potato than sweet. A turkey frying turned turkey mummification. I don't care if your pre-made crust is burnt or if your canned corn is chewy. I only care that I get my Thanksgiving dinner—and that I don't have to make it.
I know you all have Thanksgiving horror stories tucked away like your favorite pair of granny panties you can't part with because however embarrassing they may look, they are comfortable. Familiar. Yours.
So I encourage you to share your stories here—wear those granny panties with pride. Maybe doing so will keep us from taking Thanksgiving—and ourselves—too seriously.Read More From Blogs.
I loved your article. Oh, by the way, I burnt the bottom of the rolls yesterday, cut them off and went ahead with dinner.
By Maggie on November 25, 2011
I love cooking Thanksgiving Dinner... I get to take a day off of work and spend all day in the kitchen doing something I love,experimenting with recipes that |"usually" turn out pretty good. Best of all, someone else usually does the dishes! Don't get me wrong, I still burn the rolls from time to time, end up with a jello mold that flops out onto the serving platter, but I've had my share of true disasters. My very first Thanksgiving dinner involved me not realizing there was a bag of goodies inside of the turkey that we fortunately caught in time. And, there was the now infamous mashed potatoe incident that makes my arms sore just thinking of it. Its amazing how little I paid attention to what was going on with the meal prep before I attempted to serve my entire family one. After struggling for what seemed like an eternity to get those potatoes mashed, I finally asked my dad what I was doing wrong. What do you mean I need to put milk and butter in? Really? He is still amused by this event and brings it up every year. Guaranteed that as I'm now using my professional grade mixer to whip up some garlic mashed potatoes, he will yell out, "hey sis' you need some milk and butter" and then go on to tell everyone for probably the 20th year now the story of my first attempt at mashed potatoes!
By Trish on November 15, 2011
Your story made me sad and touched my heart both. Sad for the way your mother was treated for trying to cook for her family and touched me because of the way you took all that in but still have fond memories of the holiday. My very 1st Thanksgiving meal I prepared was the year I was pregnant - not a time to start such a tradition. Between getting sick from all the smells and the stress of making everything just so - I did not enjoy it much. I have a nice schedule made out now - what I need to do each day the few days before the holiday and it all gets done.
By Ellen Renee on November 15, 2011
I have made a Thanksgiving dinner or two...probably more like 30. All came with laughs, disasters, and much praise. This year my husband and I are going with our best friends to another friend's house, where there will be about 20-30 people. What to do? What to take? It's way out of my comfort zone to let someone else have control of the turkey, gravy, and sides. Hope I don't have a panic attack! (just kidding) I need to talk with the hostess soon to see what her menu includes, so I know what to take. Possibilities are endless. On the upside, if you are really in a dilemma about dinner, check with your local grocery store - most are offering complete meals for Thanksgiving, including all of the trimmings. That way you could still have some leftovers to enjoy. Good luck!
By Lisa Dever on November 15, 2011
Rarely does a Thanksgiving go by without a mishap or horror. Here's a few of mine: 1. My grandfather died at the hospital WHILE we were having Thanksgiving dinner at home. (The worst of horrors) 2. My electric service shorted out DURING the cooking of the meal and I couldn't get an electrician immediately so a friend 'hot-wired' (or jumped or whatever) my electricity outside and turned it back on. (I'm sure that wasn't legal, but we had dinner) 3. I'm not a good cook and my first attempt at turkey gravy could have been used as mortar. My brother was making fun of me and actually flipped the gravy in the pan like a huge flapjack. He missed the catch and it landed on the floor with a big PLOP! We actually used a putty knife to scrape it up because it stuck so well to the tile. 4. My mom was pulling out the homemade pecan pie from the oven and she either burned herself a little or lost her balance and dropped the pie on the open oven door. Murphy must have been hanging around that day because it fell topside down :( (and pecan pie is my favorite, of course) That's just 4 out of my top 10. Nuff said....
By Shell on November 15, 2011
One year while planning to have thanksgiving at my mother in laws we had a big wind storm. Her power went out so we changed it to my sister in laws. A little while later, her power went out. Now it's up to me. We had a very large family and they all came to my house. Trouble is, my power went out. Everyone started scrambling to get things together. I put the turkey on a gas grill outside. It was pretty crazy seeing everyone run around trying to make it work. Between that and the microwave it all came together. The funny thing was it was the best turkey ever and we all laughed about it later.
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cooking spray (such as Pam®)
2 cups
diced cooked ham
2 tablespoons
butter, or as needed
7 slices
bread, crusts removed
1/2 pound
American cheese, cubed
3 cups
eggs, beaten
3/4 teaspoon
dry mustard
3/4 teaspoon
Very good! I think the ground mustard gives it an extra good flavor!
I live in Spain so some of these ingredients were hard to come by. I dressed this recipe up a little by subbing a mild Emmenthal for the American cheese, french bread cubes (with crust) for the wonder bread, and a tablespoon of dijon mustard for the dry mustard. We did indeed have the casserole for Christmas morning, and really enjoyed it!
4 Ratings
Simple recipe with loads of flavor. I took it to a brunch and everyone complimented me on it. Even people who said they normally don't like egg casseroles. I used sharp cheddar cheese as that is all I had, cubed ham instead of diced and cut the salt down to 1/2 tsp. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because it was really watery on the bottom after baking. I will make again but will probably add another egg or two.
Easy to put together and delish in the morning!
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For each bag, decorate one side of a clothespin (we used glitter glue). Glue two small googly eyes near the gripping end of the clothespin and let the glue dry.
Put small crackers, dried fruit, trail mix, or whatever else you'd like into a snack-size ziplock bag until it's about half full. Seal the bag, cinch the middle with your fingers, and clip it with the clothespin.
Fold down the tips of a 4-1/2-inch length of pipe cleaner, then bend the entire piece in half. Clip the pipe cleaner in the clothespin.


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