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The process of manifesting changes in the external world is that of true prayer. To paraphrase the teachings of Jesus, "I" do not, of myself, have the power to manifest these changes. Only Divine Presence can do that. The process of manifestation is that of asking, with deep humility. This is an exceptionally subtle point … Continue reading I can, of myself, do nothing …
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Could Heartful Self-Compassion bring You Emotional Freedom?
The way I see life is that we humans are rather like fish who live in an ocean. When the they are swimming around in the ocean, they probably don't think too much about it, it's just so obvious to them. Similarly, we have our existence in an ocean of consciousness whose very nature is … Continue reading Could Heartful Self-Compassion bring You Emotional Freedom?
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How can a relationship weather the storms, even hurricanes, of conditioned thoughts and emotions that inevitably arise when two people come together in intimacy? The answer in my experience is a Conscious Love. Nothing else has the power to take us through the emotional storms to the peace, joy and freedom that await us just … Continue reading A Great Love …
What is a "Soulmate"?
When we're talking about soul, what do we mean by soul? To me, soul is consciousness, awareness, being, who we are, literally who we are in the truth and reality of the spiritual consciousness that is prior to and includes our human embodiment. This soul consciousness is timeless, formless, spaceless, independent of time, independent of … Continue reading What is a "Soulmate"?
Who the Heck am I to Write about Relationships?
My guess is there are a number of women in this world who would raise an eyebrow or two at the thought of me having the audacity to write about intimate relationships. But, as Chuck Spezzano once said, "Our greatest challenge is our greatest gift". So it was that, after a lifetime of often painful … Continue reading Who the Heck am I to Write about Relationships?


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Conlegium was a guild formed during the summer of 2006. Conlegium is Latin for people uniting as colleagues, and was named as such because the guild was formed from two older guilds, Core and Monarch, after the defeat of the Ortus Valeo with the help of the Liches of Archinare in the first war.
The guild's website can be found here. [1]
War against Ortus Valeo
Core and Monarch were struggling during the war with OV, and had a lot of inactivity within their ranks. Initially Ortus Valeo had offered to pay the Liches of Archinare to join them in their war. This offer was turned down. Months of battling went on, OV taking more kills. The war was 25 vs 65 in favour of "Moncore", so naturally there would be more casualties for Moncore.
After a couple of months of war, Core and Monarch grew tired and hired LoA's assistance to finish the war. A plan was set up between the vice leaders of Core, Erlei and Aiimar, the battle commander, Zaniah, and the LoA leadership. OV were lured into a trap by Moncore at Edron castle, in which LoA masslogged in, trapping and killing 16 members of OV. The shock of this incredibly effective plan led to a quick end to the war. After the war ended Moncore decided to unite the newly formed friendship between the two guilds officially, and thus Conlegium was created. The purpose of the guild was to provide a single guild based on friendship, which would be able to repel any future attack against it's members. The initial leaders were Aiimar, Erlei, Zaniah, Kel-thuzad, Legolas Berseker and Klobukos Plock. Jester Flame from LoA can be noted as having a significant influence on the initial stages of founding the guild, providing advice and friendship to Conlegium.
Main article: Ortus Valeo war against the Liches of Archinare
After a while LoA and OV went to war again. Conlegium decided to stand neutral and remained fair to both guilds. The war stretched for a couple of months. Finally OV giving up shortly after the summer update. A coalition of guilds had been formed to declare war on OV for their excessive random pk'ing and negative influence on the community. OV knew their time was up and decided to end things before this happened.
Post war
Conlegium had become quite powerful at this stage, boasting 55 members and an average level of 101. This was by far the most active guild on Lunara. Eventually factions began to emerge within the guild, old Core/Monarch relations strained. Members such as Kel-thuzad left after disagreements within the council, and arguements were made as to which direction power was heading in the guild (Core or Monarch council members). Aiimar decided to go his own way and head LoA academy and took a few Conlegium members with him. This was initially greeted with hostility from Zaniah, one of the most active in leading the guild at the time. Things were eventually smoothed over.
Inactivity and decline
The remaining council began to become more inactive, and eventually the division between old Core and Monarch members resulted in Monarch reforming. The remaining members of Conlegium were mainly inactive/retired. Zaniah retired from Tibia and Xadam was voted as leader of the guild, for the first time in its history.
Xadam commanded the now, small guild, of roughly 15 members, most of which were inactive. This carried on for some months, untill the ex-leader of OV attempted to hunt the retired Zaniah.
Xadam folded in his support for the last remaining council member of the old, and kicked him from the guild. The majority of the remaining members were outraged and left the guild as protest to Xadam's actions. A few days later Xadam disbanded Conlegium.


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British Prime Minister Tony Blair just delayed his vacation to continue working toward a U.N. cease-fire agreement in the Mideast. President Bush, however, just landed in Crawford, Texas, for a 10-day vacation. (h/t: ThinkProgress)
Sort of reminds you of the Roman emperor Nero….
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Emerging Technologies You Need to Know
Browser Cache Usage - Exposed!
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  userexperience yahoo firefox 2,792 Views
The Yahoo User Interface Blog did an interesting study of how useful browser caching really is. When the Yahoo page is cached, load time drops from 2.4 seconds to just 0.9 seconds. But before you spend time optimizing your web pages for maximum caching, it turns out roughly half the users won't see any gain. And there's a significant number of users with caching permanently disabled. Here's a nice chart of their results:
Jim Hsu
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Business and Technical Trends for 2007
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  wiki webservices qedwiki soa socialnetworking ajax mashups 3,445 Views
A recent article on CRN on Seven Business and Tech Trends for '07 stress the importance of capturing core knowledge and empowering business analysts to do their job better.
This article lists the following trends for 2007:
John Feller
Manager, Emerging Technologies Development, IBM Software Group
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Introducing Dojo Offline Toolkit
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax programming 2,272 Views
Brad Neuberg's Dojo Offline Toolkit has the potential to allow for disconnected use in a lot of common web applications, such as email, calendering, and more. To the users and developers out there, how would you use such a technology? (Post a comment to respond)
Jim Hsu
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Fast, like Ninja
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  userexperience ajax 2,264 Views
Okay, I'm definitely bookmarking this site, ninjawords.com. Build a better online dictionary and the world will beat a path to your URL, perhaps?
Jim Hsu
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Have a safe and happy holiday season
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 1,872 Views
Happy Holidays from the IBM Emerging Technologies Team!
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ADIEU for PHP now available
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  php demo webservices 3,296 Views
The newly released PHP version of ADIEU (Ad Hoc Development and Integration Tool for End Users) is now available on alphaWorks. The web service creation tool still lets you develop web applications without programming knowledge (neither PHP nor Java knowledge is needed).
There are a couple of online demos to help people get started.
Jim Hsu
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XQuery heating up
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  databases xml 3,094 Views
At XML 2006 this week, there was a lot of attention given to XML Queryor XQuery. The W3C XQuery specifications are now Proposed Recommendations and there are a numberof implementations available. One of those is included in DB2 9,part of the pureXML feature which adds native XML support to theserver. In earlier versions, XML could be stored in relationaltables by being "shredded" into columns or stored as Character LargeObject (CLOB) or Binary Large Object (BLOB). In DB2 9, XMLdocuments are stored in their native form and can be directlymanipulated. In supporting native XML DB2 introduced support forXQuery.
XQuery is a very powerful query language that can do more than justquery XML data. It can perform transforms and introduce new XMLelements to the output, much like XSLT. In fact, some adventurousdevelopers have used it as a stand-alone programming language. Itemploys XPath expressions to address XML structures and supports the"For, Let, Where, Order, Return" (FLWOR) style. As more andmore data is stored in XML documents, the need for storing them in anXML database is being recognized. This is what I heard from manypeople at the conference and what we have heard from companies in avariety of industries. The combination of an XML database like DB2 9, and the XQuery language will be very powerful and open the door tonew ways of processing and deriving value from XML.
I know that some people had given up on XQuery due to its extremelylong gestation period in the W3C. But, now it is time to takeanother look. That is what many going away from the conferencedecided to do.
Here are some places to get started.
An introduction to XQuery
DebunkingXQuery myths and misunderstandings
Joel Farrell
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AccuWeather.com to Utilize QEDwiki
The AccuWeather.com website is planning to use QEDwiki technology to provide timely, localized weather information. More details can be found in the MarketWatch.com article.
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QEDwiki ACORD Demo
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  web2.0 soa ajax mashups video blog qedwiki wiki demo 4 Comments 5,134 Views
There is now a QEDwiki ACORD demo available on You Tube. IBM has been recently working on projects related to situational applications and application wikis.
An Application Wiki enables non-technical users to rapidly design their own means of interaction with data or business services. QEDwiki is IBM's application wiki framework for collaboration, and situational dynamic content development.
QEDWiki is a platform for collaboration
QEDWiki is a runtime for aggregated services:
QEDWiki is an IDE for users to build ad-hoc applications:
The QEDwiki demo video provides a good example of the usefulness of QEDwiki.
John Feller
Manager, Emerging Technologies Development, IBM Software Group
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Firefox 2.0
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  firefox 2,918 Views
Firefox 2.0 is now out. I know all the first adopter folks will want to rush out and install it. You'll be happy to know it installed easily and painlessly for me. The Halfnote demo from my earlier post works great with it.
Jim Hsu
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Semantic Tools Update Now Available
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  webservices semantics 2,767 Views
The Semantic Tools for Web Services update runs on WebSphere Integration Developer (WID) and has a number of new features. I am particularly happy with the BPEL generation support (which I had a hand in coding), because of the rich Business Process support in the WID environment. It is now possible to run a semantic match against your WSDL interfaces, generate a BPEL from the composition results, and edit the BPEL in WID's Business Process Editor.
You can test out the Business Process within the WID environment and when it's ready, you can then export your new web application to deploy to a production application server. With this update, one can develop a fully end-to-end semantic web services scenario.
There are online demos available to let you preview the new update.
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Halfnote: An Online Note Editor
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax userexperience 2,508 Views
Halfnote is a bare-bones online notepad application that uses Ajax. It features some interesting innovations:
Now, this is how you write an online document editor. The UI is utilitarian, but there's no reason the same principles couldn't work with the fancier editors out there.
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Boloker's developerWorks Podcast
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  web2.0 ajax qedwiki 2,297 Views
David Boloker's AjaxWorld Interview
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  qedwiki web2.0 ajax 2,527 Views
Here is a link to a recent Application Development Trends article:
Boloker to Web 2.0 Developers: Focus on Business Value
David Boloker discussed Web 2.0 adoption and demoed QEDWiki at the Santa Clara AjaxWorld Conference.
"As developers begin looking at this thing we're calling Web 2.0," Boloker said in a pre-keynote interview, "they need to define exactly what it is they want to do with it. Ask yourself, Who is going to end up getting the business value of what I'm about to produce? That's the first thing. The second thing they need to ask is, What are the tools available to me? I don't care if you're a .NET developer, a Java jock, or whatever; there are tools out there that can make your life easier."
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AJAX Demo from Software AG
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  openajax ajax opensource 2,906 Views
Software AG, a member of the OpenAJAX alliance as mentioned earlier in this blog, has a slick online AJAX demo that shows a lot of interesting things that can be done with AJAX technology.
Jim Hsu
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AJAX Usage Study
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  programming ajax 1 Comment 3,072 Views
Here is an interesting SD Times Article about a BZ Research study of 578 SD Times subscribers' AJAX usage. "Nearly three out of four software development managers say that they're using or planning to use AJAX-based rich Internet application technologies."
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Does it really matter whether the "Web 2.0" label exists?
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax blog socialnetworking web2.0 wiki 3,067 Views
There's been a lot of discussion about Web 2.0 lately. In fact, most people would agree that "Web 2.0" is currently at the peak of the hype cycle. Recently, IBM developerWorks released a podcast interview from Tim Berners-Lee in which he stated that "Web 1.0 was all about connecting people. It was an interactive space, and I think Web 2.0 is of course a piece of jargon, nobody even knows what it means."
In my opinion, there is no question that the Web is being used novel ways, and that new technology is being built on top of what was already there. Also the speed of innovation has increased because it is so much easier to collaborate with one another partly because of the "Web 2.0" tools and web sites now being made available to the general public (blogs, wikis, AJAX front ends, social networking sites). People could debate on and on whether or not there is enough substance to warrant a "Web 2.0" label for these new technologies and social networking/collaborative sites. (How about we split the difference and call it Web 1.5?! - Just kidding.)
The point I'm trying to make is that it is getting easier to find people and collaborate on a project than it was before. "Web 2.0" is a convenient way to label the current set of leading edge methods for people to connect to each other on the Internet. I'm fine with that idea. Heck for all I care, someone could have called today's web environment to be the "Quaternary Period of the Web" and the Web circa 1998 to be "Jurassic Period of the Web". But the term "Web 2.0" seems to have caught on so let's just continue to use it as a convenient way of talking about today's environment. Whatever we call this current period of the Web, it sure is fun to be part of it. It's evolutionary, not revolutionary. Internet technology is changing quickly and there are lots of business opportunities being created. I enjoy learning about new technologies and web sites such as ProgrammableWeb, MySpace, del.ic.ious, Flickr, and JotSpot. Let's just enjoy the "Web 2.0" ride for now. In just a few years, "Web 2.0" will actually be considered old/stale and some new label will be invented.
On a side note in regards to labeling periods of time, did you notice how people just avoid the issue of calling this decade anything?! Is it the "oh-ohs", the "zeros", or "double naughts decade"? We all seem to be surviving just fine without a decade label. So regardless of whether we label this period in web history as "Web 2.0" or not, let's have fun working with these emerging technologies!
John Feller
Manager, Emerging Technologies Development, IBM Software Group
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Satellite Tracking Mashup
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  mashups ajax 2,034 Views
This Ajax-powered mashup uses GoogleMaps to do real-time satellite tracking. Clicking the satellites listed at the top changes which is tracked for you.
This recent developerWorks article gives a good introductory-level discussion of Mashups.
Jim Hsu
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A new company enters the enterprise mashup space
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  web2.0 situationalapps qedwiki mashups 3,020 Views
Dion Hinchcliffe asserts in this post that enterprise mashupsare becoming increasingly important to IT organizations and thebusiness they support. However tools to enable the creation ofenterprise mashups are few and far between. In fact, while he notes "Not sure about any of this? IBM has clearly identified mashups as a key enterprise trend as well", he only cites one tool that meets all his criteria:
"However,I've recently come across one product that clearly shows almost thefull potential of enterprise mashups in a single package, despite a fewrough edges.Looks likeI've got a new lunchtime research project for the week. The company responsible for DataMashups.com is Applibase, Inc. On their site they have some additional background material on their offerings and what they are trying to accomplish. Anyone outthere messed with this site? If so, please comment and let me knowwhat you think.
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John Gerken
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AjaxPatterns Wiki
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax wiki 2,776 Views
There's a sizable repository of Ajax design patterns organized into an easy to use Wiki format over at AjaxPatterns.org. I was glad to see a link to the AJAX Toolkit Framework was already in the tools section.
Jim Hsu
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Raven Update
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  java accessibility eclipse 2,725 Views
The Raven team has released an update to the IBM Rule-basedAccessibility Validation Environment with improved Eclipseintegration and simplified install. It is now easier than ever tomeasure the accessibility of a Java or Eclipse user interface.
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Sametime 7.5 reported as "certifiably cool"
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  instantmessaging web2.0 2,577 Views
Here is just a quick pointer to some good press for Sametime 7.5 from a very good technical blog, Ars Technica:
Not to be outdone, IBM recently announced the upcoming launch of Sametime 7.5. Sametime, the leading enterprise instant messaging platform, will get an upgrade this fall that mirrors many of AIM's new features. At the top of the list is integration with Outlook, Office, and SharePoint, but Sametime will also gain the capability to connect to Blackberries and Windows Mobile devices. The client is also truly cross-platform, with versions available for the Mac, Windows, and Linux, and it's well-integrated with Lotus Notes.
And it's certifiably cool—it uses Web 2.0 tech. IBM says that "users will be able to take advantage of plug-ins and Web 2.0 technologies such as mashups to create new applications on the fly. For example, a Lotus Sametime 'mashup' could combine the location and status of team members on a contact list and display it on an online map." Companies also have more control over the technology because they can host their own Sametime server.
Thoseare words I haven't heard to describe an IBM software product in thepress in, well perhaps forever. The good news is that it really is "cool". I'm looking forward to the rollout. Watch for details in this space.
John Gerken
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Zend Developer Zone and QEDwiki
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  situationalapps qedwiki wiki 2,546 Views
Zend's Developer Zone site had an article on QEDwiki recently.
It gives a nicely concise description of Situational Applications: "Situational applications are a way for people with domain expertise to create applications in a very short time. Many IT shops have a backlog of small little projects that their customers want. If it takes 3 weeks to get to a project, the need is gone before the developer even starts coding. We want to give knowledge workers the tools to solve their own problems."
Dan Gisolfi provided some interesting thoughts about how IT departments retain control over the available library of widgets available, thereby acting as "the gatekeeper" rather than "the gardener". I like the analogy.
Jim Hsu
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Virtual XML Garden: Taking XML to the Next Level
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  mashups xml 2,658 Views
The Virtual XML Garden joins the ETTK family today, with the version 2 update. If you ever thought about trying to do XPath or XQuery scripts, the Virtual XML Garden implementation does the processing fast and does it well. This version lets you mix and match data retrieved from different data sources in order to create derived views or "XML mash-ups". There are plenty of good samples with XML scripts included for users to try out and experiment with.
Jim Hsu
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More good press from Rod Smith's keynote at NY PHP Con on QEDWiki and situational apps
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  qedwiki web2.0 rodsmith situationalapps mashups 3,356 Views
The good press regarding Rod Smith's keynote last week at NY PHP Conference keep rolling in. Consider this article from Dion Hinchcliffe on his blog:
ZDNet blog colleague Joe McKendrick beat me to the punch earlier this week with an excellent analysis of the fascinating ramifications of IBM's recent statementsat the New York PHP Conference aimed mainstreaming mashup and Web 2.0technologies. If IBM is getting seriously involved in this, there mustbe something to it, and certainly Rod Smith's comments are receiving considerable attention.
Check out the "considerable attention" link above. Rodseems to have really gotten the media's attention this time and thereviews seem to be pretty consistent that IBM has landed on somethingreally good here.
Thanks for reading,
John Gerken
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Socialtext to distribute wiki spreadsheet tool
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  wiki qedwiki web2.0 opensource 2,648 Views
Just a quick reference: Looks like Socialtext is getting into the act with WikiCalc:
Social software company Socialtext will redistribute and co-developWikiCalc, an online collaborative spreadsheet created by PC softwarepioneer Dan Bricklin.Microsoft seems much more concerned with getting WGA into Office than with dealing with the Web 2.0 implications to their Suite. I wonder how they'll ultimately respond.
Thanks for reading,
John Gerken
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Google Spreadsheet - Everyone raise you're hands if you're surprised!
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  google situationalapps web2.0 2,593 Views
Well now, here's a shock. Via Between the Lines comes this post from Dan Farberabout Google's plans to add a spreadsheet to its collection of on-lineoffice applications. If you're quick, you can sign up for it here. I still maintain that Google's approach has twosignificant flaws:
Istill think Zimbra and others still have the correct answer here inoffering both a free, or low cost public hosted service along with apurchaseable, enterprise installable product that companies can putbehind their corporate firewall. Unfortunately, I think Google's stuffwill by definition be very popular and most typical web users will notrealize the sensitivity of using Google's services for their work.
Thanks for reading,
John Gerken
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An update on OpenAJAX and ATF
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax openajax opensource eclipse 3,301 Views
Here is an update on the current state of the Open AJAX Alliance:
Though two notable hold outs to OpenAjax still exist (Microsoft andSun), the ranks of OpenAjax continues to swell, with originalsignatories including well-known industry notables such as IBM, Adobe,and Oracle. Recent additions to membership now include over a dozen new members including SAP, TIBCO, Backbase, and JackBe. ...The article also notes that Boloker announced that the Alliance now has a new web site. There isn't anything useful on the site yet, but its worth bookmarking for future reference.
I'm glad to see this alliance continue to grow and develop. Kudos to Craig Becker and his team for continuing to make this stuff real. Nice job, gang.
Thanks for reading,
John Gerken
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IBM Partners with Dojo on Ajax
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  accessibility opensource ajax 2,606 Views
According to this Marketwire.com article,IBM is partnering with the Dojo Foundation to contribute to the Ajaxopen source community. One thing I found interesting was themention of "Dynamic Web Accessibility", which is great for getting thelatest rich internet applications out to the widest possible audience.
Jim Hsu
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Google Notebook may be dangerous to your company's health
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  google ibm firefox socialnetworking 1 Comment 7,080 Views
In discussing my previous Google Notebook blog entry with some IBM colleagues, they raised the very good point that Google Notebook may well be a significant security risk for corporate users. It would be easy indeed to see how some unsuspecting employee of IBM, or any other company for that matter, might include something confidential in a notebook page clipped from an internal web site, or just written in a note to themselves. Given Google undoubtedly holds the rights to index notebook data on their servers, that could be very dangerous for corporate secrets.
In all the analysis I've read about Google Notebook, nobody has yet pointed that out. Wow. Tech-savvy users will have no problem recognizing what should or shouldn't go into one of these notebooks if they elect to use the program, but if I were IBM, Microsoft, Sun, or any other tech company, I'd think hard before I allowed my corporate employees to use this tool. It would be FAR to easy for someone to post something they shouldn't.
Thanks Sven and Andrew for pointing this out.
John Gerken
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Introducing Google Notebook - Is this a good thing?
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  google socialnetworking firefox 3,084 Views
I just found this reference to a new Google service called Google Notebook. It's a Firefox extension that feels very similar to Scrapbook (one of my all time favorite Firefox extension thanks to my colleague Stefano Pogliani), however it is different in a couple important respects:
So what do you guys think? Is a tool like this a good idea or not? would it be useful to you?
Thanks for reading,
John Gerken
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Microsoft is considering joining OpenAJAX
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  web2.0 rodsmith opensource ajax eclipse microsoft openajax 3,498 Views
eWeek is reporting that Microsoft is considering joining the Open AJAX Initative underway on Eclipse and Apache.
Havingseen what can happen when IBM teamed with Microsoft on standardizingWeb services, this would be a terrific thing if it happened (IMHO).
Thanks for reading,
John Gerken
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Sun finally gets the Open Source religion
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ibm java rodsmith opensource 3,427 Views
Wow. Get a load of this:
"At this point, it is not a question of whether, but it is a questionof how" Sun will open-source Java, Rich Green, the company's newexecutive vice president of software, said at Sun's annual JavaOnedeveloper conference here.After years of reading articles and open letters from Open Source advocates, including my VP, Rod Smith,it sounds like Sun is finally figuring out what we've been trying totell them for years: that Open Source is good for Java and good for theindustry.
Let's hope we see this happen sooner, rather than later.
Thanks for reading,
John Gerken
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developerWorks article on when to use AJAX
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax 2,289 Views
Here's a link to a recent developerWorks article, Considering Ajax, Part 1: Cut through the hype, with some good tips on security and improving the user experience.
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OpenAJAX Roster Grows
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  opensource openajax ajax 2,644 Views
There were a couple of announcements this week about OpenAJAX:
Infoworld article AJAX initiative adds backers
eWeek article OpenAJAX Looks to Advance with New Members
In particular, 11 new OpenAJAX members were announced: Adobe,Backbase, Fair Isaac, ICEsoft, Innoopract, Intel, JackBe, Opera, SAP,Scalix, Software AG, Tibco and XML11. It's good to see such broadsupport for AJAX technology.
Jim Hsu
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IBM Eyes Programming for the Masses
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  web2.0 rodsmith programming situationalapps qedwiki 6 Comments 5,699 Views
Those of you who read this space regularly may recall some referencesI've made to a project underway in my organization called QEDWiki. Unfortunately, I've not been able to say much about it because therehasn't been much made public (internally or externally) for me toreference. But that's beginning to change now and hopefully soon I'llbe able to provide links to places where you can play with andlearn more about our little toy. But in the mean time, here's apointer to a short interview of my VP and IBM Fellow, Rod Smith on QEDWiki, situational applications and programming for the masses. Here's my favorite quote:
"It's hard for me to say 'end-user programming' without cracking a smile. It's been overhyped and overpromised,"WithQED, we've got a chance of actually getting it right. Watch thisspace for announcements and news regarding QED as it occurs.
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John Gerken
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PHP vs. Java: What does Digg think?
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  php databases java 3,933 Views
Brian Fioca from ONLamp.com posts an interesting articleregarding the scaleability and performance of PHP vs. Java. Inresearching his article he talked at length with "Owen Byrne, cofounderand Senior Software Engineer at digg.com" to learn how he addressed any problems they encountered during their meteoric growth.
Byrneasserts that "none of the scaling challenges we faced had anything todo with PHP," and that "the biggest issues faced were databaserelated." The article also makes some simple recommendations on Apachetuning and MySQL database configuration strategies to address commonproblems.
Fioca concludes with the following assertion:
It turns out that it really is fast and cheap to develop applications in PHP. Most scaling and performance challenges are almost always related to the data layer, and are common across all language platforms. Even as a self-proclaimed PHP evangelist, I was very startled to find out that all of the theories I was subscribing to were true. There is simply no truth to the idea that Java is better than scripting languages at writing scalable web applications. I won't go as far as to say that PHP is better than Java, because it is never that simple. However it just isn't true to say that PHP doesn't scale.
What'cha think?
John Gerken
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JavaScript to Java and back again
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  java ajax 2 Comments 4,156 Views
I saw an interesting post on ajaxian.com about doing asynchronous calls between Java and JavaScript. The latest DWR (Direct Web Remoting) version 2.0 milestone 1 release has a new "Reverse AJAX" call that apparently does the polling to roundtrip back to JavaScript from Java. Pretty neat trick! Has anyone tried this out?
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Eclipse and Microsoft Battling for AJAX Leadership
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax microsoft eclipse 2,901 Views
The AJAX Toolkit Framework got a nice mention in this Information Week article about a showdown between AJAX development tools. Microsoft's offering is called Atlas. Post a comment if you've tried either of these development tools; it would be interesting to compare user experiences.
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Visual XForms Designer
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  xforms xml eclipse 1 Comment 5,543 Views
XForms development just got easier with today's release of Visual XForms Designer, an Eclipse-based plugin for creating and editing XForms documents.
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Wikis and blogs in the Enterprise
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  blog wiki 2,922 Views
I just published an article on the IBM developerWorks site called Wikis, blogs and other community tools in the enterprise. It elaborates on some of the points I made in my previous post on this subject. I tried to show that all the emerging social and community tools have a role in fostering teamwork and collaboration These new tools in some cases may replace enterprise document management based solutions, but in general will complement them and reach teams that are not adequately served currently. Wikis in particular are based on a new set of assumptions that say as much about the way people want to work as about the tools they need.
Take a look. There is much more to be learned and reported on this topic and I will be posting more as we gain more experience using all these tools in combination.
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PHP IDE approved by Eclipse Foundation
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  eclipse php 3,387 Views
You can read about the announcement here. It's good to see the Eclipse Foundation, Zend Technologies, and IBM coming together on this and it will be interesting to see the reaction from the PHP community.
I would probably have a lot of use for such an IDE. How about you? Post your opinions in the comments.
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XForms 1.0 Second Edition
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax xforms xml 2,358 Views
The W3C announced on March 14 that the XForms 1.0 Second Edition is now a W3C Recommendation. XForms is a very important way to use XML to express forms in XHTML documents and has a close synergy with AJAX. The new XForms Recommendation includes an XSLT-based XHTML to XForms Converter and an updated test suite. Previous posts in this blog have introduced two IBM technologies that are part of the ETTK family. The XForms Generator and the Compound XML Document Toolkit aid in the tasks of creating the XForms definitions and integrating them into an XHTML document. Combined with another ETTK technology, the AJAX Toolkit Framework, developers can create XHTML pages that contain XForms and interact with outside services via AJAX.
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Laszlo and Open AJAX
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  opensource laszlo ajax openajax 1 Comment 4,356 Views
What do you think of this new direction for Laszlo? Post your thoughts in the comments.
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Developing with the AJAX Toolkit Framework
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  eclipse ajax 3 Comments 3,618 Views
If you're interested in developing AJAX applications with Eclipse, you will want to check out the newly released AJAX Toolkit Framework. It is pretty neat to be able to run and debug different AJAX runtime offerings (Dojo, Rico, Zimbra, etc.) inside the Eclipse IDE, although I suspect the real advantage will be in its extensibility to support additional AJAX runtimes down the road.
I'm also hoping to see more samples and refinements soon (fingers crossed). What sorts of things do you want to see, or what runtimes do you hope will get added? Post your thoughts in the comments.
Jim Hsu
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Wikis in the Enterprise
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  wiki 9 Comments 3,422 Views
Wikis are popping up everywhere. The are even making the news, with well publicized stories about people changing articles on . Wikis provide a great way for people to collaborate on Web content and form a community around a goal. But, are wikis right for the enterprise? Are people trying them in the business setting? The answer to both of those questions is "yes."
Wikis are in the early stages of adoption within the enterprise, and many companies are only in the pilot phase of deployment. But others are already using wikis to support critical business operations. Their application falls mainly into the following categories.
Knowledge Collection
Communities of interest or project teams benefit from collecting and sharing knowledge about the subject of common interest. Wikis are used in businesses to allow such communities and teams to support themselves by building up bases of knowledge that can be used and augmented over time. The joint ownership and shared authorship of the content helps keep the information timely and up-to-date.
Project Management
Project management accounts for a significant proportion of enterprise wiki usage. Project control documents, plans, status, sub-team reports, "how-to" documentation and specifications are collaboratively created and maintained in the wiki. The wiki can augment and sometimes replace more formal project management tools.
Working Document Repository
Many types of documents are authored by teams of contributors. The document creation is usually centered on a single editor and often involves iterations of team comments and revisions. Usually, the editor distributes new versions via e-mail and the reviewers send marked up versions back (or share them with the other reviewers) via e-mail, making it difficult for reviewers to know what the latest version is and forcing the editor to reconcile conflicting comments. Using a wiki to collaboratively create such documents eliminating much of the e-mail and allows to the team to make changes or post comments directly to the shared view of the document.
A good example of an enterprise that uses wikis for all three of these purposes is IBM. Within IBM any employee can create a wiki instance via a central wiki deployment infrastructure by a couple clicks of the mouse. Main-line product development groups, discipline-base communities of interest, topical study teams, and other communities use wikis in the ways described above. Some groups use wikis in pilot projects, while many have wikis serving in support of critical processes.
This seems like the time for businesses to explore how wikis could help their employees be more efficient and effective. In later posts, I'll offer other ideas on how wikis can be use and how the wiki concept can be evolved.
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The Importance of Accessibility
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  eclipse accessibility xml java 3,540 Views
Developers of rich-client interfaces tend to focus on the latest whiz-bang features, but we shouldn't forget the importance of accessibility in reaching the widest possible audience. IBM Rule-based Accessibility Validation Environment (RAVEN) is an application that inspects Java-based interfaces and evaluates how accessible they are.
RAVEN uses an innovative Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) technique to inspect the application as it is executed; no source code is required. RAVEN was previously packaged with the Reflexive User Interface Builder (RIB), which generates user interfaces from XML-based RIB documents.
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Cleaning up with AJAX
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  ajax ibm eclipse opensource google openajax 2 Comments 5,260 Views
What is AJAX?
The article in which the term AJAX was first coined as an acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML was written by Jesse James Garrett. AJAX is one method of Web application development that uses client-side scripting to exchange data with the Web server. Instead of going to the server for each data exchange, data checking and additional data could be handled by the client. This speeds up performance and makes the web application seem more like a native application running on your PC. There are already quite a few AJAX examples out there. The most well known is the Google Maps facility. What's really interesting is that people can take this AJAX application and create a Mashup to create yet another useful application such as HousingMaps (which combines data from craigslist and googlemaps).
John Feller
IBM Emerging Technologies Team
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Emerging Technologies You Should Know
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  rfid socialnetworking wiki blog opensource ajax soa 3,703 Views
Today, we kick off a new feature of the IBM Emerging Technologies Blog. The IBM Emerging Technologies team is experimenting with several technologies which we believe will have a significant impact on future IT solutions. The IBM Emerging Technologies team or invited IBM Research team members will discuss issues and opinions about several topics including (but not limited to) Wikis/Blogs, Social Networking, Knowledge Mining, Open Source, Rich Client Applications (AJAX), SOA, RFID, etc.
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IBM Emerging Technologies Team
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Space Applications for RFID
JohnFeller 110000RUW6 Tags:  rfid 2,655 Views
The future of RFID technology could go as far as the Moon or Mars, according to a recent Technology Review article. RFID tags hold great promise for tracking inventory, which could turn out to be a huge timesaver to astronauts that need to deal with supplies and equipment. You definitely do not want to embark on a lengthy mission only to discover you left a key piece of equipment behind, but you also don't want to spend valuable mission time double-checking supplies on your exploration vehicle. Also, RFID could prove useful if NASA stockpiles supplies in space, for use in future missions.
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What do a cricket field and long-term thinking have to do with the success of a cloud-based software company? In this exclusive interview with PCMag, Zoho's CEO explains.
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If You Don't Upgrade Your HR Tech, Your Employees Might Leave
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Across the Sierras (Full Screen)
Bill Elliott,
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Starring: Bill Elliott, Dick Curtis, Luana Walters & Dub Taylor Director: D. Ross Lederman
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- Run Time: 57 minutes
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- Released: February 1, 2011
- Originally Released: 1941
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|Bill Elliott, Dick Curtis, Luana Walters & Dub Taylor
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Bill Elliott plays Wild Bill Hickok, who rescues a friend from hanging and tries to encourage his wayward friend - who turns out to be not so innocent after all - to settle down and take up ranching. Bill has decided the quiet life is for him, after falling for a pretty young Anne (Luana Walters), who wants him to hang up his guns. Of course, Hickok's too good a gunslinger to go unchallenged for long, and soon he faces a decision about which moral code he will live by - his own or his girl's pacifist ideal. Playing Bill's goofy xylophone-playing sidekick, Cannonball, is Dub Taylor, just years after his film debut in Frank Capra's You Can't Take it With You. Newly remastered.
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The taciturn William Elliott stars in this above-average entry in Columbia's "Wild Bill Hickock" B-Western series. Returning to town with Larry Armstrong (Richard Fiske), an old friend he has just saved from a lynch mob, Hickock learns that Mitch Carew (Dick Curtis), a prison parolee, has killed Dan Woodworth (John Dilson), and is now attempting to buy Woodworth's store as a front for his nefarious schemes. Larry, who is embittered about the low wages being paid by the area's ranchers, opts to join Carew's gang of thugs. Wild Bill, meanwhile, is courting Woodworth's Eastern-bred niece Ann (Luana Walters), but the girl scoffs at his old-fashioned western ways. Alarmed that Larry has been involved in a stage robbery, Bill arranges to meet his old friend. Their rendezvous turns hostile and as Wild Bill is about to leave, Stringer (Leroy Mason), one of Mitch's stooges, takes a shot at him. Returning fire, Bill accidentally shoots and kills Larry. Blaming himself for the death of his friend, Bill vows to bring Mitch to justice. But when Ann once again denounces her suitor's western code of ethics, Bill offers to give up his guns and become "a peaceful man." When he learns that Mitch is waiting for him, our hero straps on his guns once again and goes to meet his destiny. A shootout in the street finally ends Mitch's reign of terror. Realizing that he will never be able to forsake the code of the west, Bill bids Ann a fond farewell and leaves town.
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Students and graduates from all intakes of the Grenoble-Tongji DBA Program gathered at Tongji University on 21 April 2012 to celebrate the program's 10th anniversary, joined by DBA supervisors and Prof Huo Jiazhen, Dean of Tongji University School of Economics and Management; Prof Jean-Jacques Chanaron, Associate Dean of the Doctoral School of Grenoble Ecole de Management; Prof Yu Xiubao, DBA Director at Tongji; and Prof Yan Jie, DBA Director at Grenoble. Dr Kang Chengye from Intake 2007 and Mr Wang Kai from Intake 2008 addressed to the whole audience on behalf of DBA students.
As the opening part of the celebration, academic speeches were delivered by DBA graduates Dr Wang Yawei (2007), Dr Zhu Yunlong ( 2007) and Dr Nancy Jenster ( 2005). The first conference under the newly established Grenoble-Tongji DBA Students' Association was also held on the occasion.
Since its launch in 2002, the Grenoble-Tongji DBA Program has witnessed solid growth and enjoyed a prominent position among the similar programs in China. As the first AMBA-accredited DBA program within the Chinese mainland, it has attracted managerial elites not only from China but also from Singapore, Thailand, Korea, Israel, France, Germany, Switzerland, Finland, Canada, the United States and South Africa.
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The Fresh Herb Company, also known as VHB, has appointed specialist food PR consultancy Ceres to run its first standalone PR campaign.
The Fresh Herb Company is a producer of fresh herbs for the UK retail market. The consumer campaign, named '5 Ways', is running to promote sales of fresh living herbs in pots in the UK.
The campaign is a combination of traditional and social media, a consumer press office; a twitter feed @freshherbco, a microsite (www.freshlivingherbs.co.uk) launched in early June, a workshop for key food writers and journalists, and an online competition. It has support from well-known chefs and food writers, including Atul Kochhar, Toby Tobin and Rosemary Shrager.


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It's a dark, Gothic suspense, the description and excerpt are on the front page of my site (HERE).
I shot the images and created the imagery for the cover, but Murphy Rae of Indie Studios did the final layout, and it rocks. I'm so thrilled with it. I hope you love it, too. And I'm really really hoping that the cover makes it clear that this is not, in any way, a humorous book… it's about as polar opposite the Bobbie Faye books as one can get. I didn't set out to do that on purpose, but as the story evolved (and dear heavens, the evolving)… it turned out that way. What can you do, ya know?
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Sotatercept works by targeting molecules in the TGF-beta superfamily to increase hemoglobin levels and boost red blood cells. Preliminary results from the Phase 2 study in MF were presented at the 2016 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology (ASH), and demonstrated that treatment with sotatercept can increase hemoglobin and achieve transfusion independence. The investigator-sponsored trial was designed and conducted at MD Anderson and included patients with all three forms of myelofibrosis: primary MF, post polycythemia vera MF, and post essential thrombocythemia MF. All patients were either red blood cell transfusion dependent or had hemoglobin levels less than 10 over a baseline period of at least 12 weeks prior to enrollment in the study. Overall, 5 of 14 patients, or 36% of the evaluable patients, responded to sotatercept. This included patients who are transfusion-dependent or non-transfusion-dependent at baseline.
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See below for the latest news and updates within Clinical Gait Analysis
Registration for the 2015 MSc intake is now open
The next intake for the distance based MSc in Clinical Gait Analysis will be in September 2015 and registration is now open. The course is suitable for professionals with a technical or clinical background working in clinical gait analysis. It adopts a highly practical approach aiming to embed learning into professional practice by using students' own measurement systems and clinical data. Further information can be found on the Salford University Web or alternatively enquiries can be made through email.
Clinical gait analysis - an impairment focussed approach
Richard Baker, Rich Jones and Julie Reay were joined by partners from the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopeadic Hospital and Sheffield Children's Hospital to host the second three day Salford Clinical Gait Analysis Course. The event attracted delegates from South Africa, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Norway, Denmark, France, Belgium, Spain and the UK. The course aimed to present a systematic approach to the interpretation of clinical gait analysis based on Professor Baker's approach. It was delivered through lectures, workshops and group based activities with the addition of guest speaker lectures on key topics such as the role of clinical gait analysis in selective dorsal rhizotomy and crouch gait. We had great fun and look forward to holding our next course, Measuring Walking, in November 2015! (details to follow soon)
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"Good to hear/see from different clinicians in different labs"
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First MSc in Clinical Gait Analysis cohort step away from taught modules
The first cohort of students to study the distance based MSc in Clinical Gait Analysis are celebrating finishing their second year and the taught component of the course. Their final year will focus on project based work. The students, from five different countries, have been studying alongside their usual gait laboratory work and all admit to becoming rather attached to Wednesday evening virtual classroom sessions which have provided a great forum for discussions and learning, with the occasional splash of humour!
Moving forwards in movement analysis
The first virtual guest lecture for the MSc in Clinical Gait Analysis was delivered by Professor Jaap Harlaar. Jaap is a Biomedical Engineer who heads up the Clinical Motion Analysis Laboratories within the VU Amsterdam Medical Centre's Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. Jaap is also president of the European Society of Movement Analysis in Adults and Children (ESMAC) and the Netherlands member society of the International Society of Prosthetics and Orthotics. He was one of the partners in the recent CMAster project of which the MSc is one component.
Jaap delivered a highly thought provoking lecture entitled 'Moving forwards in movement analysis'. The interactive session promoted group debate around the following statements for clinical gait analysis;
1) We do not need more accurate equipment
2) We do need personalised musculoskeletal models for meaningful interpretation
3) Comfortable walking hides aetiology
4) Collaborative networks of gait labs are needed to bring clinical gait analysis forward
The lecture was extremely well received and we plan to incorporate further guest lectures into forthcoming years of the MSc.
Why we walk the way we do at GCMAS
Richard Baker presented a tutorial entitled "Why we walk the way we do" to the Gait and Clinical Movement Analysis Society meeting in Portland, Oregon in March. This was based on the set of screencasts of the same name that are available on his blog but have been updated in the light of new research carried out at the University of Salford. The event was attended by about 70 delegates from a range of clinical and biomechanical backgrounds. Delegates were asked to bring along portable devices to try out interactive learning exercises using e-Verne. A new version is now available which works on Android and iOS devices (as long as it's viewed in an appropriate browser).
OpenSim Advanced User Workshop
Richard Baker and PhD Student Ursula Trinler attended this workshop at Stanford University in March. They worked together on Ursula's project to compare EMG profiles of selected muscles with OpenSim predictions of muscle activation during walking at a range of walking speeds. This involved developing a new approach to scaling the model and calibrating marker placements within it that they are currently writing up for publication.
9/10 for CMAster
The CMAster collaboration was a three year partnership between the University of Salford, VU Amsterdam and KU Leuven to develop collaborative Masters level programmes in Clinical Movement Analysis. It was funded by the EU Union Lifelong learning programme and finished in September at the official launch at ESMAC in Rome. The formal evaluation of the project was completed earlier in the year and was given an overall score of 9/10.
Mastering the Master's in Clinical Gait Analysis
"As a physiotherapist involved in starting the first clinical gait analysis service for patients locally on the small sunny island of Malta, this course has been a major game changer in the way the service is being set up. Prior to starting the MSc in Clinical Gait Analysis at Salford University I had already attended the ESMAC basic gait course and visited at the oxford gait laboratory which has been instrumental in helping us get on our feet. When I asked about more training I could do, this course was what was recommended by the lead physiotherapist there.
I've just completed the second year (and all the taught modules) which has been a great accomplishment, and the personal support and encouragement offered both by staff and my classmates was second to none. The distance learning setup was the only way I would have been able to do this, and the course structure and content could not have been more comprehensive covering more than every imaginable aspect. The fact that the learning materials and tasks were provided weekly allowed me to pace myself throughout the year, although it also kept me on my toes but thankfully the summer months are free.
The virtual learning environment software meant that I was in touch at least weekly with our lecturers and other students with similar interests from all over the world and given the support and benefits of the virtual classroom learning experience, as well as making close friends, it honestly feels like you are actually attending the University for a Class. Just saying that I have had the honour to correspond with some top researchers while engaging with this course is quite humbling, and the help and advice provided was such that you are supported, and makes you want to work harder to produce quality work."
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We study the mechanised specification of the JavaScript language (following the ECMAScript 5 standard) and the verification of JavaScript programs.
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Towards Logic-based Verification of JavaScript Programs
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DOM: Specification and Client Reasoning
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