Microsoft Releases Web Services Dynamic Discovery Specification (WS-Discovery)
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Web Services Dynamic Discovery
(WS-Discovery) Specification Released
Web Services Dynamic Discovery
(WS-Discovery) Specification Released
02/19/2004 03:34 PMWS-Discovery enables advertisement and dynamic discovery of services
on both ad-hoc and managed networks. Services may be organized in a
hierarchical scope, and clients can query for services by type as well
as scope without heavy administrative costs. This specification
enables numerous design patterns for enterprise services; provides a
discovery architecture for peer-to-peer services like buddy lists,
websites, and file shares; and forms the basis for discovering
network-attached devices such as printers, cameras, and PDAs.
Genius in the Making - Two New DVD
Releases Inspire Learning and Discovery
Genius in the Making - Two New DVD
Releases Inspire Learning and Discovery
08/09/2004 02:06 AM"Brainy Baby® Peek-A-Boo" and "Brainy Baby® Laugh & Learn" Delivers
Direct-to-DVD and VHS August 24, 2004 from The Brainy Company LLC
[PRWEB Aug 9, 2004]
Microsoft Grounds Discovery Suite
Microsoft Grounds Discovery Suite
02/14/2004 09:21 AMMicrosoft has grounded Discovery, its planned server suite designed to
meld content management, e-commerce and EAI capabilities, an executive
confirmed.
Microsoft, SAP Discussed Potential
Merger, According to Oracle Discovery
Microsoft, SAP Discussed Potential
Merger, According to Oracle Discovery
06/07/2004 12:07 PMOracle is expected to disclose merger talks between rivals SAP AG and
Microsoft Corp during its trial with the U.S Department of Justice.
Franklin Data Releases Break-Thru
Technology to Help Law Firms,
Corporations, and Government Agencies to
Capture Lotus Notes Rich Text Formatting
(RTF) for Use in Electronic Data
Discovery.
Franklin Data Releases Break-Thru
Technology to Help Law Firms,
Corporations, and Government Agencies to
Capture Lotus Notes Rich Text Formatting
(RTF) for Use in Electronic Data
Discovery.
07/28/2004 02:21 AMNew Lotus Notes offering helps demonstrate Franklin Data's leading
technologies by processing the full rich text format of Lotus Notes
E-mails, a continuing complexity of its competitors. [PRWEB Jul 28,
2004]
IBM, Sun join with Microsoft on Web
services event specification
IBM, Sun join with Microsoft on Web
services event specification
08/31/2004 07:26 PMIBM, Sun Microsystems, and Computer Associates have jumped aboard in
support of the WS-Eventing specification for subscribing to Web
services-based events, joining original developers Microsoft, BEA
Systems, and Tibco Software.
discovery
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BEA, IBM, Microsoft and TIBCO Software
to Submit Web Services ReliableMessaging
(WS-RM) Specification to OASIS for
Standardization
BEA, IBM, Microsoft and TIBCO Software
to Submit Web Services ReliableMessaging
(WS-RM) Specification to OASIS for
Standardization
04/19/2005 12:25 PMBEA Systems Inc., IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp. and TIBCO Software Inc.
today announced they will submit the latest version of the Web
Services ReliableMessaging (WS-RM) specification, comprising both
protocol and policy assertions, to the Organization for the
Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) for further
refinement and finalization as a Web services standard. Incorporating
broad industry feedback, the co-authors proposed a technical committee
and charter to enable further review and industry collaboration on the
proposed standard.
Big Dino Discovery
Big Dino Discovery
03/24/2005 11:39 PMCBS News Mar 25 2005 3:24AM GMT
Roomba Discovery
Roomba Discovery
07/12/2004 07:39 AM
Oh hey, new Roomba! The Roomba Discovery is being
pre-sold "exclusively [to] current Roomba owners" at the moment, but
includes some much-needed improvements, like a self-charging Home Base
which the Roomba will head to, automatically, when done cleaning
(finally!), an "intense cleaning" feature (presumably detecting areas
that need multiple passes, and a dust bin that's 3 times larger.
Sounds like an all-around improvement, so good on them. The Discovery
is currently being sold on the iRobot Store site for $250.
R
ead - Product Page [NewRoomba]
Related
Australian Robot Vacuum Contender:
Floorbotics [Gizmodo]
Trilobite Vs. Roomba: The Mystery Revealed
[ArtOfSpeed]
Electrolux Trilobite
Robotic Floor Vac Review (Bunny Not Included) [Gizmodo]
Forensic Discovery
Forensic Discovery
02/01/2005 09:12 PMCSA - Guide to Discovery
CSA - Guide to Discovery
04/05/2005 06:34 AM
CSA - Guide To
DiscoveryCSA - Guide to
Discoveryhttp://www.csa.com/CSA is a
worldwide information company, serving as a guide to researchers to
help them be more effective in their work by enabling and expediting
discovery, aiding the management and organization of quality
information and providing tools to assist in its subsequent
dissemination. CSA specializes in publishing and distributing, in
print and electronically, 100 bibliographic and full-text databases
and journals in four primary editorial areas: natural sciences, social
sciences, arts & humanities, and technology. This has been added
to
Research Resources
Subject Tracerâ„¢ Information Blog. This has been added to
Knowledge Discovery
Subject Tracerâ„¢ Information Blog.
NetworkInfo-Discovery-0.12
NetworkInfo-Discovery-0.12
01/22/2004 02:10 AMDiscovery chilling at pad
Discovery chilling at pad
06/17/2005 02:13 PMUsatoday.com - Thu Jun 16, 08:42 pm GMT
Knowledge Discovery
Knowledge Discovery
07/02/2004 06:47 AM
Knowledge Discoveryhttp://www.KnowledgeDiscove
ry.info/KnowledgeDiscovery.info is a
Subject Tracer™
Information Blog developed and created by the
Virtual Private
Library™. It is designed to bring together the latest
resources and sources on an ongoing basis for knowledge discovery. We
always welcome suggestions of additional sites and resources to be
added to this comprehensive listing and please submit by clicking
here. This site has been developed and
maintained by
Marcus P.
Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A.. Additional links and resources by Marcus
are available by clicking
here.
Discovery on launch pad
Discovery on launch pad
04/09/2005 02:57 AMUsatoday.com - Fri Apr 8, 08:02 am GMT
More on AHA! The Discovery & Learning
Centre
More on AHA! The Discovery & Learning
Centre
04/15/2005 08:18 PM
 The Idea: A day in the life
(c. 2006) of AHA! The Discovery
& Learning Centre, which I proposed on these pages last
week.
I'd like to thank everyone who
commented on my AHA! proposal.
I appreciate your candour that the concept is not sufficiently
differentiated from other facilities and programs designed to
encourage
innovation, collaboration and learning. I especially thank reader Dave
Davison for his great encouragement and the time he spent with me
today
hashing this out.
I thought it would be useful to tell a few (hypothetical) stories
about
how AHA! would be used and what it would do, to articulate its unique
attributes better.
So imagine we have been up and running a while -- here are some of the
successes I envision we will have:
J is the CEO of one of the world's largest banks, and he was attracted
to AHA! by the diversity, the intellectual and creative power of
AHA!'s
'members', which now include Nobel scientists, Pulitzer authors,
corporate kingpins and former state presidents. That 'people power'
was
in turn attracted by AHA!'s reciprocality model:
You help me on my project, and bring your unique experience and
insight
to it, and I'll stay around after the project to help you on yours.
The
price tag is a sliding scale based on the size and profitability of
the
entity or institution being helped: Basically, you pay what you can
afford, and, astonishingly, it is the importance of the issues and the
opportunity to rub shoulders with those with different yet
considerable
skills and resources that draws crowds voluntarily
to AHA! events regardless of remuneration. It is the human passion to
make a difference, to do something remarkable and memorable that draws
such huge creative energy to AHA! 'events'. That, and the reputation
of
AHA! for accomplishing amazing objectives that many thought
impossible,
and the simple elegance of The Invitation to an AHA! event, now a
coveted and even resume-able possession.
J's bank is dealing with a dilemma: Competition for the giant
corporate
accounts is so fierce that it is barely profitable. Customers are so
angry with credit card and mortgage rates and the plethora of 'service
charges' that regulators are starting to take notice and legislators
are proposing laws to ease the burden. The only area for growth and
profitability are therefore the small-to-medium enterprises and
individuals that big banks like J's have avoided for years on the
basis
that they're too risky and too small to make money from: More trouble
than they're worth. AHA! is hosting a Rediscovering the Small Customer
session that will have some brilliant innovators, unorthodox thinkers
and actual customers seeking the formula that will allow J's bank to
increase small-customer satisfaction and profitability simultaneously.
J is on the Board of Directors of an international insurance company
that has accomplished exactly this dual improvement thanks to an
earlier AHA! session. The session is being held in AHA!'s playful and
stimulating San Francisco Discovery & Learning Center, which has
inspiring displays, recorded speeches and stories of great human
achievements, such as the eradication of smallpox, the moon landing,
the abolition of slavery, and the unraveling of the human genome, and
where some of California's and the world's greatest thinkers and doers
often hang out. It will use the 13-component AHA! Discovery Session
Framework (illustrated above) supported by a suite of 20 (Open Source
co-developed) enabling technologies and through both physical and
virtual Open Space invitations and 'crowd'-canvassing tools will
gather
ideas, viewpoints and information from over 5,000 people, synchronized
as gracefully as a dance. As quickly as groups of participants are
surfacing ideas and opportunities, other participants and AHA!
staffers
are doing market and technical research, still others are developing
rapid prototypes of the ideas that have passed market and technical
research hurdles, and yet more are showing these prototypes to
potential customers and gathering The Wisdom of Crowds.
The following week, many of the participants, stunned at how quickly
and successfully the Discovery sessions qualified and brought new
ideas
to market, would volunteer to repeat their roles and apply the same
process to a small entrepreneurial consumer electronics company's
struggle to develop human-powered communications technologies for
areas
with no reliable electricity supply. Their hourly 'rate' for this
project was 80% less than the rate for the bank, but there were no
dropouts -- and several of the participants immediately went to work
for the fledgling entrepreneur, convinced it would be a winner.
K is one of the first to complete AHA!'s Natural Enterprise
program. She was surprised to learn that this program has no
instructors -- the course materials are all on-line pre-readings, and
instead of 'lectures', students participate in facilitated tours and
Q&A sessions at the premises (in person or by videoconference) of
entrepreneurs (all of them AHA! 'members') who are exemplary in one of
the twelve aspects of entrepreneurship. Students therefore get twelve
different, first-hand perspectives of entrepreneurial greatness. The
entrepreneurs jointly assess the 'students' business plans, and their
collective assessment is the 'mid-term' grade for the course. There is
no final grade -- the program is designed to get each student's
business successfully up in running by the time of its completion. For
K, that is more valuable than any grade. And in the process, K
discovered she needed some additional skills in story-telling, also
available as part of AHA!'s curriculum*. Like the Natural Enterprise
program, Story-Telling & Narrative has no classrooms, no lectures
and no examination: Students study the basics of great narrative
online
at their own pace, listen to the world's best story-tellers relate and
dissect their stories, and watch and practice telling stories to
others, 'scoring' each other on a reciprocal basis. Her business was
launched thanks in part to an outright grant from J's bank, in return
for which J is participating in the bank's Rediscovering the Small Customer session.
Another participant in the bank's session is M, a Harvard economics
professor and former World Bank executive who has dropped out to try
to
grapple with the vicious cycle of poverty, disease, poor sanitation,
large families, lack of education and environmental destruction in
many
African countries. In return, J is participating in the Discovery
Sessions for the AHA! Cycle of
Poverty project, donating many hours free of charge, and
twisting the arms of others to donate time to the project as well.
Cycle of Poverty, like Natural Enterprise,
does not use any of AHA!'s impressive session facilities, using
instead
many 'virtual' locations around the world, and using virtual reality
technology to 'project' all of the participants into Tekel, a small
village in Cameroun, where they will be 'virtually' welcomed and
hosted
by a Camerounian family, given a virtual 'tour' of the village and
invited to spend one entire virtual day in Tekel at their nearest IMAX
theatre. IMAX is a delighted AHA! customer and filmed the 'day in the
life' in the village in IMAX-3D and agreed to immerse Cycle of Poverty participants in it
free of charge.
The immersion works: The context that the participants get from their
deep understanding of why life is the way it is in Tekel inspires a
flurry of extraordinary ideas on programs and inexpensive leap-frog
technologies that offer the promise of breaking the cycle. J proposes
that communication around the project be centered around the
entrepreneurial human-powered communication tools (notably cell phones
and portable DVD players) that were just developed in the AHA! session
described above. Tekel serves as the real-world laboratory for testing
the ideas, and participants can watch live over the Internet as
programs and technologies are launched. The video record serves as a
model that can be used to replicate successes across the
continent.
Everything learned at AHA!, except for proprietary sessions like J's
bank's for which premium prices were paid, is archived and made
available online. In addition, AHA! research staffers continuously
scan
and synthesize knowledge about global needs, trends and opportunities,
and make this knowledge available free online, where it can be tapped
not only on other AHA! projects but by anyone, subject to Creative
Commons licenses, so that it contributes to making the products of
knowledge free to everyone. And the 'members' also take what they have
learned and discovered and use it to power other new ventures and
projects, to broaden and deepen relationships, and to accelerate the
flow of knowledge, innovation and ingenuity around the globe.
*The AHA! Learning
Session Curriculum:
Environmental Scanning
The Accelerated Discovery and Accelerated Learning Processes
Insight Portfolios and Idea Markets
Cultural Anthropology
Open Space Technology and Appreciative Inquiry
The Four Practices
Creative Thinking, Imagining and Visioning
Critical Thinking, Systems Thinking and the Thinking Hats
Effective Collaboration
Attention Skills: Listening, Observation
Entrepreneurship / Natural Enterprise Skills
Tapping the Wisdom of Crowds
Building Communities & Networks
Story-Telling & Narrative
Self-Organizing in a Complex, Chaotic World
Effective Research and Analysis
Project Facilitation and Improvisation
Getting Things Done: Personal Productivity Improvement
Understanding Gaia: Natural Design and Learning from Nature
Rapid Prototyping
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Discovery reaches its launch pad
Discovery reaches its launch pad
04/07/2005 05:31 AMDiscovery reaches its launch pad after a brief delay when engineers
found a crack in the fuel tank's foam insulation.
NetworkInfo-Discovery-Rendezvous-0.05
NetworkInfo-Discovery-Rendezvous-0.05
04/03/2005 10:45 AMNetworkInfo-Discovery-Rendezvous-0.04
NetworkInfo-Discovery-Rendezvous-0.04
12/30/2004 02:17 AMReplacing Network Discovery
Replacing Network Discovery
12/30/2003 08:33 AMTopic Auto-Discovery
Topic Auto-Discovery
03/13/2003 10:21 AMThe introduction of topic servers like the Internet Topic Exchange and
Reversible started me thinking about TrackBack, and how to...
Silicon discovery could speed up PCs
Silicon discovery could speed up PCs
02/11/2004 04:26 PMAP via Seattle Post Intelligencer Feb 11 2004 8:12PM GMT
Electronic Discovery Tools
Electronic Discovery Tools
05/11/2004 06:18 AMElectronic Discovery Toolshttp://www.discoveryresources
.orgDiscoveryResources.org, where you will find the
most up-to-date information, resources and news available about
electronic discovery. Given the rapidly increasing importance of
electronic evidence in litigation, DiscoveryResources.org offers much
needed resources for legal professionals who seek to understand the
many new technological and legal challenges associated with electronic
discovery. This will be added to
Legal Resources 2004
Internet MiniGuide.
Atom, RSS, auto-discovery
Atom, RSS, auto-discovery
01/16/2004 11:01 AMWhich, Atom or RSS, should NetNewsWire prefer when doing feed
auto-discovery?
Assume that there will be a preference to let you choose which you
prefer. The question is: which should be the default?
Also assume that I don’t want to put up a sheet prompting the
user to choose whenever NetNewsWire finds both. That’s a bit of
complexity the newsreader should take care of.
So, the question is, which? I can see good reasons for each. What do
you think?
NetworkInfo-Discovery-Nmap-0.02
NetworkInfo-Discovery-Nmap-0.02
04/03/2005 10:45 AMNetworkInfo-Discovery-NetBIOS-0.05
NetworkInfo-Discovery-NetBIOS-0.05
04/03/2005 08:15 AMSilicon Discovery Could Speed Up PCs
(AP)
Silicon Discovery Could Speed Up PCs
(AP)
02/11/2004 01:51 PMAP - In an advance that could inexpensively speed up corporate data
centers and eventually personal computers, researchers used everyday
silicon to build a device that converts data into light beams.
Discovery One Step Closer to Launch
Discovery One Step Closer to Launch
03/31/2005 12:15 AMSci-Tech Today Mar 31 2005 4:07AM GMT
Transparensee's Discovery Search Engine
Transparensee's Discovery Search Engine
03/14/2005 04:53 PMIn Grokking Transparensee, John Battelle said the following: This is
powerful stuff when you think about it, and it solves a core database
search issue, at least for me: you know there is the right answer for
the query you are entering, but damned if it isn't escaping you, due
to the blunt nature of structured search. He's referring to
Transparensee's Discovery Search Engine. He did a decent job of
explaining what it is, but it's really one of those...
Alert over white powder discovery
Alert over white powder discovery
04/23/2004 02:47 AMStaff at a Kent distribution centre undergo decontamination after the
spillage of suspicious white powder.
Brits bet on gravity wave discovery
Brits bet on gravity wave discovery
09/01/2004 04:36 AMLiterally
Many-to-Many: Link propagation and
"discovery credit"
Many-to-Many: Link propagation and
"discovery credit"
01/25/2004 04:06 AMVia Anil Dash, dashiest of the dashy, hail the all-mighty link
discoverer! .. post on Many-to-Many on giving and getting credit for
"link
discovery"
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_discovery_credit.php
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'Nuclear' Discovery Dampens Barbecue
(AP)
'Nuclear' Discovery Dampens Barbecue
(AP)
05/30/2004 02:52 PMAP - Here's one way to put a scare into your holiday weekend barbecue.
Active Directory System Discovery
Active Directory System Discovery
04/27/2004 10:11 AMDiscovery UV & Ozone Toothbrush
Purifier
Discovery UV & Ozone Toothbrush
Purifier
06/29/2004 10:21 AM
In a more perfect world,
every one of our gadgets would have its own little crystalline tomb to
rest in, ensconced and waiting until next we use it, bathed in
sterilizing ultraviolet light. Every use of even the most mundane
items, like a toothbrush, let's say, would be accompanied by a flash
of exploding light and, if we're doing this right, at least a small
chorus of warbling synth hallelujahs. Grabbing my toothbrush? Fuck no,
sister, I'm wrenching the Master Brush from a 16-bit stone.
I don't know if the Discovery UV & Ozone Toothbrush Purifier
will provide this experience to me. In fact, I expect it won't even
come close. But we carry the dream inside of us, the dream of holy
dental hygiene.
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via Wire
dGadgetLab]
On The discovery Ruling In 'Apple V.
Does'
On The discovery Ruling In 'Apple V.
Does'
03/17/2005 03:09 AMThe rumor sites, the EFF, and their attorneys apparently want to
argue these cases solely in terms of the First Amendment. But Apple
sees this as a matter of trade secret law, and with this ruling, the
court agrees with Apple. By John Gruber, Daring Fireball
Shuttle Discovery Crew Gets Set for May
15 Launch
Shuttle Discovery Crew Gets Set for May
15 Launch
03/26/2005 09:27 PMSci-Tech Today Mar 27 2005 12:01AM GMT
Discovery Rollout Delayed By Crack
Discovery Rollout Delayed By Crack
04/07/2005 05:24 AMSci-Tech Today Apr 7 2005 9:34AM GMT
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