Redwood Shores is a set of 140 odd photos taken during last week’s W3C Workshop on XML Schema 1.0 User Experiences.

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The Program (shouldn’t that be Programme, I’m no longer sure) is now available for next week’s W3C Workshop on Schema 1.0 User Experiences. As you can see there are some interesting papers. The Agenda is fairly fluid and open, in particular for the second day, the idea being that we’ll set the agenda based upon issues brought out in presentations and prioritised by those in attendance. So it should be an interesting event. I’m particularly looking forward to hearing people’s views in the ‘way forward’ section.

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For the past few years I’ve put together a quiz sheet to sell at the school Spring Fair. The theme of this year’s event was “The Wild West”, so the subject of each picture has either “Wild” or “West” in its name. Answers are on the last page. Enjoy!

Last night BBC2 showed Storyville - McLibel. All I can say is hats off to Helen Steel and David Morris for fighting the good fight against all odds and winning the argument, if not the original McLibel case itself.

Via Chris, the political gauge is another coordinates based political quiz, and yet more evidence of my being a liberal-pinko, well at least to American eyes ..

Berlin is a set of 90 odd snaps taken during last week’s W3C Web Services Addressing and Web Services Description face-to-face meetings hosted by SAP in Berlin.

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