Joel From Canada

I need to find some new semantic analysis software - something capable of extracting context from text. I'm looking for some type of component that I can provide a chunk of text, possibly some historic context (e.g. them = "Bob, Bill, Doug") and have it spit out significant context (or whatever) from the text…

I first started thinking about after reading Duncan's blog. Turns out I'm an ENFJ - a "Teacher". Nice

K - decided to check out what all the fuss is about...Seems fun... I've tried three different clients already - and I'm not really happy with any of them yet... I've tried:

Well...haven't blogged in a while. Summer is no time for blogging. Summer is over, however (not officially, but close enough) - so it's time again. I've been asked to blog about PDC - sure, why not! I'm no where near the first and of course it would be a whole lot better if I was presenting (maybe next year - I guess I need to write another book or two) - but I'll give it a go. Stay tuned PDC Bloggershttp://pdcbloggers.net/ I'm going to Momentum as well - I guess I could blog about that as well.

Hot Tub + Tablet = Bad Just thought I would share this bit of knowledge with the world... Hmmm....wonder if a big ZipLock bag would do the trick....Probably not, since it needs air to cool....

and the blogging plug-in for WMP.. Fun fun..

Always ensure that BIOS settings match the settings in the Device Driver for Video Cards...

I’m sitting here playing with InfoPath – and let me say – this rocks my world.  Some people say “So what? Its just another forms tool!” or “Access could do that 10 years ago” or “why would I want to use InfoPath when I can build my forms in ASP.NET” – all very valid points.  But InfoPath has its place.