[LRUG] Who wants to be an April-meeting-aire?

[Anthony Green]

Maybe not in April but in a future month I wondered whether Tom Morris could
be persuaded into doing a talk on his linked data RDF in Ruby stuff.
I think I can twist a colleague's arm to talk about his easyRDF plugin he's
started writing, and we could make it a L[O]D in ruby night

According to reports [us] Linked data is one of the next big things for the
web:  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8555987.stm and the Python and
PHP communities have already stolen a march on us with several toolsets
written in both languages.

Just throwing it out there


> As usual do get in touch if you have a talk you'd like to give (even if it's
> not for this meeting).  Also get in touch if you have an idea for some
> non-talk kind of thing you'd like to try out, I'm sure we'll be able to do
> it.  Finally, if there's something you want to hear about, please suggest
> it; maybe someone in the group will offer to talk about it.


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