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2007/09/09: technical s.n.a.f.u.

I finally got a moment to review the Peter Murry-Rust presentation. Unfortunately I couldn't do it using my Macbook and Firefox. It would crash my browser each time, probably got something to do with the ActiveX, I haven't had time yet to troubleshoot.

So many apologies to any of my Mac-using audience. I'll post an update/work-around as I get to it. I'm off to Santa Barbara county today with my beautiful wife and daughter so it will need to wait. LTB=life trumps blogging.

Labels: data curation, etd, life1.0, metadata, Peter Murray-Rust

2007/09/07: Peter Murray-Rust at Caltech

I knew I was going to love my new gig when I returned from the Underground Railroad tour to find out that my library, in partnership with campus Digital Media Services had invited Peter Murray-Rust to give a talk on campus on data driven science and digital repositories.

The Power of the Scientific eThesis is now publicly available for your screen casting pleasure.

Labels: data curation, etd, metadata, Peter Murray-Rust

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