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Augmented Reality
The future of User Interfaces
rpg
programming
Yahoopipes
Semantic Web
Search 4.0: Social Search Engines & Putting Humans Back In Searc
Previously I’ve covered what I dubbed Search 3.0 , how search engines have evolved toward blending vertical or specialized results into “regular” web listings. Today, the step beyond that: Search 4.0, how personal, social and human-edited data can be used to refine search results.
TMRAP, Topic Maps Remote Access Protocol, is a web service interface for interacting with Topic Maps servers developed by Ontopia and implemented in the OKS. TMRAP has both a REST and a SOAP flavour, and lends itself to a wide range of applications. It is, for example, used by the Vizigator to download Topic Maps fragments to the Vizlet.
TMRAP — Topic Maps Remote Access Protocol
The future of User Interfaces
Huge Ideas about Innovation
InfoGraphics
GoogleWave
101 Things I Learned in Interaction Design School
Deciding when your design is mature enough to put in front of a client is always difficult.
TagsCloud - Browse your tags precisely
About TagsCloud TagsCloud is an interactive visualisation inspired from del.icio.us own tags cloud. It will enable you to have an overview of all your tags, and interactively determine the relations between them. What is special is that you can filter and re-arrange tags according to the number of posts that were tagged, and according to their connexion to the selected tags.
John & Gaia say F**k It to running their own retreat and establish 'F**k It Retreats', doing what they love the most - teaching their F**k It philosophy in spectacular locations in Italy. Yes, we're taking the best of what we were doing at The Hill That Breathes (the retreat we were running and still our home) to other spectacular locations in Italy, including a luxurious estate & spa near Urbino (and The Hill) and on a volcanic island near Sicily. So you can do our famous F**k It Weeks, or Gaia’s Magic Weeks, or experience the masterly genius of Barefoot Doctor and Karl Grunick in amazing new places. F**k It Retreats are very ( very (very) ) popular One of the reasons we're doing F**k It Retreats in other locations is that the F**k It weeks have been so unbelievably popular at The Hill. So a) we want to concentrate on teaching more of them, rather than running a retreat centre, and b) we want to offer those who've been before some exciting new locations.