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  1. 'Mentalist' star shares Red John theory
  2. Corey Haim Dead After Apparent Accidental Drug Overdose
  3. HR-XML Consortium Gets New Board Members
  4. Open XML and OpenDocument Ballot Screen Head To Office 2010
  5. Yesterday I figured out how to process form input.
  6. Taking Your XML From Visualization To Reality
  7. I'm slowly continuing to work on the new backend.
  8. I spent a morning debugging a problem that I have now boiled down to this test case.
  9. An SOE comedy of errors
  10. What's New in O'Reilly Answers
  11. XQuery executing for about an hour now.
  12. I've got a lot of the old data loaded into eXist (news and quotes; readings and other
  13. XML Used To Exploit Twitter Flaw
  14. I've more or less completed the scriopt that converts the old news into Atom entry do
  15. I'm beginning to seriously hate the runtime error handling (or lack thereof) in XQuer
  16. I've just about finished importing all the old quotes into eXist.
  17. I've converted all the old quotes archives to well-formed (though not necessarily val
  18. Microsoft to Remove XML Support from Word
  19. I didn't really like the format of yesterday's Twitter dump so today I opened another
  20. This morning a simple practice exercise to get my toes wet.
  21. Dexter never disappoints
  22. There are just so many funny things monk
  23. What I've learned about eXist so far.
  24. First bug filed against exist during this project.
  25. At the tune of the new year and a new decade, I've decided to explore some chanegs he
  26. The W3C XQuery working group has published updated working drafts for XQuery 1.1 incl
  27. Todd Diychendorf has released Cocoatron 1.0, "a collection of Automator actions for g
  28. Bare Bones Software has released version 9.3.1 of BBEdit, my preferred text editor on
  29. The Eclipse Project has released PsychoPath 1.1M4, an XPath 2.0 Schema Aware engine w
  30. Automattic has released Wordpress 2.9.0 an open source (GPL) blog engine based on PHP
  31. New Syncro Soft XML Editor and Author Release
  32. SyncroSoft has released 11.1, $349 payware XML editor written in Java.
  33. The W3C XML Core working groups has released Namespaces in XML 1.0 (Third Edition).
  34. The W3C XML Core Working Group has posted a proposed edited recommendation of Associa
  35. Japanese Standard for ODF
  36. Two Leading XML Solution Experts To Host Webinar Concerning Content Silos
  37. I've posted a beta of XOM 1.2.4, my Java library for processing XML.
  38. XMLMind has released the XMLmind FO Converter 4.3.2, a $200 payware XSL-Formatting Ob
  39. Climategate and XML
  40. The W3C XML Schema Working Group has sent XML Schema 1.1 Part 1: Structures and XML S
  41. Vale JCP?
  42. The Mozilla Project has posted the fourth beta of Firefox 3.6 for Mac OS X, Linux, an
  43. Schematron at the Associated Press
  44. How far can documentation go?
  45. How fuzzy should a date be?
  46. Stylus Studio 2010 XML Enterprise Suite Now Available
  47. The OpenOffice Project has released OpenOffice 3.1.1, an open source office suite for
  48. Bare Bones Software has released version 9.3 of BBEdit, my preferred text editor on t
  49. Leaked Draft of EU Interop Framework
  50. The Eclipse Project has released PsychoPath 1.1M3, an open source XPath 2.0 Schema Aw
  51. Facebook and MySpace Has A Security Hole In XML Config Files
  52. The W3C XML Security Working Group has posted the first public working draft of XML S
  53. Announcing O'Reilly Answers
  54. The W3C XML Security Working Group has posted the first public working draft of Canon
  55. The W3C XML Secuirty Working Group has posted the first public workign dratf of Canon
  56. XML Prague 2010 has posted a call for papers on several topics.
  57. Participation, participation, participation
  58. Citi Pleased With Swift eBam XML Pilot Program
  59. Automattic has released Wordpress 2.8.5 an open source (GPL) blog engine based on PHP
  60. The OpenOffice Project has posted a beta of OpenOffice 3.2, an open source office sui
  61. Federal Register Becomes Available In XML
  62. The indexed XML website as a commodity
  63. The W3C has redesigend their web site.
  64. SyncroSoft has released 11.0, $349 payware XML editor written in Java.
  65. I've released XOM 1.2.3, my free-as-in-speech (LGPL) dual streaming/tree-based API fo
  66. Sonic Software has released Stylus Studio 2010, a $99-$595 payware XML editor for Win
  67. What are useful Software Engineering approaches for legislated requirements?
  68. Mulberry technologies has posted the complete proceedings of Balisage 2009 and the In
  69. Linking a public government dataset into the semantic web with RDF
  70. XMLmind has released version 4.5 of their XML Editor.
  71. The W3C Internationalization Core Working Group has publishe a note on Requirements f
  72. Programming languages available in-house determines architecture?
  73. Security Testing Product For XML Debuts
  74. The W3C has published a note on Publishing Open Government Data.
  75. XProc and SMIL: Orchestrating Pipelines
  76. The Grammar of Schematron
  77. The Mozilla Project has posted the first alpha of Firefox 3.6 for Mac OS X, Linux, an
  78. Snow Leopard seems to have broken most of the AppleScripts I use to manage this site.
  79. XML in a Nutshell is due for a reprint in a week or so.
  80. HTML 5 comics
  81. Do we need lazy loading XML parsers to make XHTML scalable?
  82. Rikipedia: stuff deleted from Wikipedia - Ken Krechmer on OOXML Standardization
  83. Weak validation using hash codes
  84. Jotting on parsers for SGML-family document languages: SGML, HTML, XML #4
  85. Jotting on parsers for SGML-family document languages: SGML, HTML, XML #3
  86. Jotting on parsers for SGML-family document languages: SGML, HTML, XML #2
  87. The OpenOffice Project has released OpenOffice 2.4.3, an open source office suite for
  88. EDI To XML Conversion Takes Off
  89. USPTO gets its prongs in order: but what about schema patents?
  90. Jotting on parsers for SGML-family document languages: SGML, HTML, XML
  91. Experiments with numbering and horizontal rule in AbiWord
  92. Then Eclipse Project has released PsychoPath 1.1M1, an XPath 2.0 Schema Aware engine
  93. Blue Ramun
  94. Bare Bones Software has released TextWrangler 3.0, a free-as-in-beer text editor for
  95. Simplistic conversion from word proccessor formats to plain text is unsafe
  96. Was the success of XML due to the price of RAM?
  97. The W3C XForms working group has posted the proposed recommendation of XForms 1.1.
  98. The DBIS Group at University of Konstanz has released BaseX 5.7, an open source nativ
  99. The Modis Team has released Sedna 3.2, an open source native XML database for Windows
  100. Mircrosoft and the two XML patents #2
  101. Microsoft and the two XML patents
  102. Page models and geometries of ODF, IDML and XFL
  103. Should OOXML be a national standard?
  104. Planamesa Software has released NeoOffice/J 3.0 patch 7, a Mac port of OpenOffice 3.0
  105. XML Library Flaws Found Far And Wide
  106. The Goldfarb Number
  107. I'm hearing some pushback on CERT-FI's XML parser vulnerability story.
  108. Balisage 2009 - Running Bright in Montreal
  109. The W3C Cascading Style Sheets Working Group has posted a new working draft of CSSOM
  110. Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#15): Qname madness
  111. Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#16): XML Schema Test Suite results for beta 0.
  112. The W3C User Agent Accessibility Guidelines Working Group (UAWG) has posted a working
  113. Standard media formats and licensing: JPEG versus MPEG
  114. The W3C XML Security Working Group published six working drafts about XML signatures
  115. The W3C CSS working group has posted a working draft of the Flexible Box Layout Modul
  116. Microsoft's proposed resolution to EU on competition
  117. Jason Hunter has released JDOM 1.1.1, a library for processing XML with Java using a
  118. Open Formula zero-ing in
  119. Documents as miniature websites?
  120. The W3C CSS Working group has posted a working draft of CSS Image Values Module Level
  121. Quark, EMC Look At XML Authoring And Microsoft Word
  122. Automattic has released Wordpress 2.8.2 an open source (GPL) blog engine based on PHP
  123. Apple has released Safari 4.0.2 for Mac and Windows, and I have made the switch.
  124. I've posted the fourth and hopefully final beta of XOM 1.2.2, my free-as-in-speech (L
  125. The W3C XQuery working group has posted a new candidate recommendation of XQuery and
  126. Replacing BNF with RELAX NG in standards?
  127. Survival of the fit-for-purposest
  128. The conspiracy to save OOXML from being so crappy
  129. ODF Plugfest
  130. The W3C has published a candidate recommendation of SKOS Simple Knowledge Organizatio
  131. Without An XML Sitemap Does Your Site Still Get Indexed?
  132. Mark Logic has released version 4.1 of their namesake XML database for Linux, Solaris
  133. Norm Walsh has posted version 0.9.12 of Calabash, an open source XProc implementation
  134. Oracle has released the final version of Java Specification Request (JSR) 225, XQuery
  135. Wolfgang Meier has released eXist 1.2.6.
  136. XML Based Business Process Management
  137. Could it really be 7 years? Yes, it could.
  138. The first release candidate of Firefox 3.5 is out; though you'll need to get it by au
  139. Michael Kay has released version 9.1.0.7 of Saxon, his XSLT 2.0 and XQuery processor
  140. M/Gateway Developments has released M/DB:X, an XPath-based XML Database with a non-RE
  141. Bing Versus Google
  142. Open Standards are no silver bullet
  143. Groklaw is on-message
  144. XMLMind has released Qizx/db 3.0, a $600 closed source, embeddable native XML databas
  145. Andy Clark's updated his NekoHTML open source HTML parser to version 1.9.12.
  146. The conspiracy to save ODF from being so crappy
  147. The top three mistakes in Schematron
  148. The W3C POWDER Working Group has posted proposed recommendations of three specs.
  149. Validation using tries and feature sets
  150. The W3C Math Working Group has posted an updated working draft of Mathematical Markup
  151. Google has posted betas of Chrome for Mac OS X and Linux.
  152. The call for late-breaking news for Balisage this August in has been posted.
  153. Supporting degradation: towards a workable Open Packaging standard
  154. Balance of interest ~= Broader representation
  155. The W3C XML Processing Model Working Group has published the candidate recommendation
  156. The detailed progam has been posted for Balisage 2009 in Montreal in August.
  157. Classes of Fidelity for Document Applications
  158. Tracing through a page-break style-inheritance problem with Office 2007 SP2 ODF
  159. Conformance in the floating world
  160. Associating Schematron with documents in editors
  161. The Assertions in HTML 5
  162. Schematron on the Browser: JavaScript, CSS3 selectors, JQuery, Regex, JSON
  163. W3C: Please put XSD 1.1 on hold and address the deeper issues
  164. CSI Sydney: Character Set Investigation
  165. The Bold and the Beautiful: two new drafts for HTML 5
  166. Google has released Chrome 2.0, its Windows-only web browser.
  167. Microsoft Ordered To Pay XML Firm $200 Million
  168. Monkfish XML Software has released version 7.0 of XMLBlueprint XML Editor for the Win
  169. The W3C Media Fragments Working Group has posted the first public working draft of Us
  170. The W3C XML Schema Working Group has posted candidate recommendations of XML Schema 1
  171. The W3C XHTML working group has published proposed edited recommendations of 4 XHTML
  172. Where everyone knows your name: ODF 1.1 formula support in Office SP2
  173. Bare Bones Software has released version 9.2 of BBEdit, my preferred text editor on t
  174. SmartArt and OpenOffice.oo
  175. The big fish swallow the little fish: Adobe's FXG and MicroSoft's OOXML
  176. Greener typesetting
  177. What Can You Do with XMPP?
  178. How big should an open standard be? A real issue for Open Standards and FOSS
  179. The W3C XML Security Working Group has posted the first public draft of XML Signature
  180. The W3C Cascading Style Sheets working group has posted a second candidate recommenda
  181. Winners Of XML Superstar Contest Announced
  182. Effectively Providing Alternate Content for a Flash Application
  183. The fourth beta of Firefox 3.5 is out and, at least on the Mac, it's sucking wind.
  184. The CSS Working Group has published the candidate recommendation of Cascading Style S
  185. The W3C XQuery Working Group has posted proposed edited recommendations of the variou
  186. The W3C Web Applications Working Group has published first public working drafts of s
  187. The Mozilla Project has released Firefox 3.0.9 and SeaMonkey 1.1.16 to fix various se
  188. The W3C Technical Architecture Group has published a note on Usage Patterns For Clien
  189. SyncroSoft has released 10.2, $366 payware XML editor written in Java.
  190. Upcoming Free Live Webcast on XBRL: The what, why and who... Wed., April 22, 2009 at
  191. Practical Tips for Government Web Sites (And Everyone Else!) To Improve Their Findabi
  192. The W3C CSS Working group has posted a working draft of CSS 2D Transforms Module Leve
  193. The W3C POWDER Working Group has posted second last call working drafts of three spec
  194. XMLFox Stands Out As Free Editor
  195. The W3C EXI working group has posted a new working draft of Efficient XML Interchange
  196. Just noticed that Microsoft has released Internet Explorer 8 for Windows.
  197. The W3C OWL Working Group has published a working draft of OWL 2 Web Ontology Languag
  198. Quark has released Quark XML Author 3. Version 3 integrates with MathType fo
  199. Norm Walsh has posted version 0.9.7 of Calabash, an open source XProc implementation
  200. Managing XSLT projects with XPath
  201. Fake non-realtime non-twitter non-video blog from XML Prague #1
  202. Are we losing the Declarative Web?
  203. Quark XML Author 3.0 For Microsoft Word On The Way
  204. eGov Watch: The Importance of Data.Gov
  205. "U.S. industry competitiveness depends on standardization": Open Standards and Patent
  206. Is Facebook Markup Language (FBML) HTML, XML or some homemade demon spawn of the two?
  207. Another leap forward for openness?
  208. Master Blaster
  209. Concentrate! 10:1
  210. Blue Sun? What an IBM acquisition of Sun means for software
  211. The Women of XML
  212. Does an 'open' format provide the benefits it is supposed to?
  213. The W3C Voice Browser, Web APIs, and Web Application Formats (WAF) Working Groups hav
  214. Apache up against corporate dominance of fake standards process?
  215. Requesting features for OpenOffice and Office?
  216. The W3C Evaluation and Repair Tools Working Group has posted the first public working
  217. Hygenic MCE using Schematron
  218. FAT32 should be a QA-ed, RAND-z standard
  219. Open Extensions
  220. The W3C CSS Working group has posted the last call working draft of Selectors Level 3
  221. XProc: XML Pipelines and RESTful Services
  222. Concentration at the ODF TC
  223. I've released XOM 1.2.1, my free-as-in-speech (LGPL) dual streaming/tree-based API fo
  224. Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#14): beta available
  225. Open like a un-gagged mouth
  226. Giving the boutique Standards Consortia their dues
  227. Is Dreamweaver being beaten by Drupal?
  228. The Mozilla Project has released Firefox 3.0.7 and SeaMonkey 2.0 alpha 3 to fix vario
  229. Opera Software has released version 9.64 of their namesake free-beer web browser for
  230. Codenomicon Announces Flagship XML Testing Product
  231. Can Schematron validate XML processing instructions?
  232. Can Schematron validate RAND()?
  233. The Omni Group has released OmniWeb 5.9 as free beer.
  234. XBRL and Document Management: The Perfect Storm
  235. The Omni Group has released OmniWeb 5.9 as free beer.
  236. XBRL: the Solution for Carbon Credit and Smart Grid Accounting
  237. Open standards: the UK gets it, probably
  238. MODUS - Minimum Open Documents Using Standards
  239. No real technical barriers...
  240. Document security and macros
  241. The W3C Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines Working Group has posted a new workin
  242. Apple has posted a beta of Safari 4.0 for Windows and the Mac.
  243. Running Schematron: the evolution of the pipeline
  244. Towards a Plugin Architecture for XRX Web Applications
  245. How Entity Extraction is Fueling the Semantic Web Fire
  246. Bare Bones Software has released version 9.1.1 of BBEdit, my preferred text editor on
  247. The W3C Multimodal Interaction working group has posted the finished recommendation o
  248. agenceXML has posted a beta of XSLTForms, an XSLT-based XForms engine.
  249. Running Schematron: bat/shell, Ant, XProc
  250. Schematron 2009 released
 
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