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 [Adactio.com] Adactio: Think about it: if you’ve got some kind of application that’s native to a web of data (as Tom so succinctly puts it), you’ve already got addressable objects (using the most basic RESTful interface of all: URLs). Now, if you can add geographical, temporal or semantic data to those resources (using geotagging, hCalendar, and tagging, respectively), you can increase the value of that data exponentially.

 [Feedster.com] Feedster on: folksonomy: We may not agree with all the points but it makes us appreciate the weaknesses of classification schemes and some of the potential of user tagging.As it happens, I found this article by searching for taxonomy at Keotag, the new all-in-one meta search for locating tagged items, and selecting Blinklist as the target source. There is something to be said for this style of serach.]]> Taxonomy Watch

 [Benbarren.blogspot.com] ben barren - rss'ing down under: March 2006: . "I was trying to slip the car into neutral but because the car was over-revving and red-lining I couldn't do it.. I told the AA I couldn't slow down. I thought they might be able to give me some advice but they told me to hang up straight away and phone the police. I dialled 999 and spoke to a woman and by this time I was starting to panic because the speed of the car had increased to 100mph." Police alerted a helicopter and four traffic cars set off to try to catch him as Mr Nicolle kept up a running commentary, all the time flashing his lights and sounding his horn to warn other motorists.. I couldn't turn off the ignition because it would have disabled the power steering and made it even more dangerous. I was even shouting at the other drivers to get out of the way, I was getting hysterical. The traffic was getting heavier and I had to take drastic measures..

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