The Mark Logic Federal Division is sponsoring an invitation-only golf tournament on 9/10/09 to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project , a charity organization whose mission is to honor and empower wounded warriors by raising awareness of the needs of severely injured service members, by helping them to assist each other, and by providing unique direct programs and services to meet their needs. I wanted to take a moment to highlight this exceptional organization by sharing a few stories and videos. Consider, for example, the story of Dan Nevins who lost both legs as a result of injuries sustained in Iraq

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Mark Logic Golf Tournament to Benefit the Wounded Warrior Project

It’s been quite a long while since the last time that I wrote something about Visual Studio Extensibility as a topic that I used to write a dedicated book for. Therefore, to improve my blogging activity and feed those readers of my blog who are interested in VSX, here I’m going to publish a post series with a few posts that discuss add-in and integration package, contrast their similarities and differences, and talk about the process of upgrading an add-in to a VSPackage. By the way, this is

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Visual Studio Add-In vs. Integration Package – Part 1

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August 21, 2009 Sponsored by WebSearch University Big Search Announcement: Bing joins WebSearch University Microsoft’s decision search engine Bing will be participating in this year’s WebSearch University.  Hear all about Microsoft’s revamped search engine directly from the Bing team!  Join the top researchers and librarians in the US as they hone their searching skills with our all-star faculty .  Bring real-world search skills back to your company/library for only $

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MSNBC Invests Locally With EveryBlock in this Today’s ECXtra

Wil Shipley writes about the compromised perfection we must strive for in order to provide users an experience that meets their human expectations: “Classic computer programming has largely failed, because it failed to copy nature. Nothing in nature works 100% of the time, but it sure works well MOST of the time – and when it fails, well, you die and get replaced. A human being, for instance, is an absolutely amazing machine, and is provably NOT provably correct.” I particularly like the example in the second half, having to do with smartly interpreting a typed ISBN numbers for product search.

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User Friendly Heuristics

I do not consider myself a web design guru, but I’ve created a fair number of websites in the past fifteen years or so and continue to dabble with website design. One of the biggest changes which has taken place in the past five years or so, from my vantage point, is the transition away from static webpages created with web-authoring software programs like Dreamweaver and Frontpage , to server-based content management systems which permit browser-based updating and shared / distributed editin

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So many CMS options: Why I mainly invest in WordPress and Google Sites

August 19th, 2009 Members Area Rip & ReformatI am trying to duplicate a members area section and would like the whole section ripped and reorganize the content on the website.The Member Sections offers Free Downloads to apps like:FireFox, Skype, Internet Explorer along with Instruction Video on how to use each application. This section must be redesign and reorganize all the info we already have but need to rip it from members section.This project shouldn’t take longer then 1 day to complete

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Having progressed down the road to Blogville – the place where money made from blogging is greater than money spent on lifestyle – my primary focus is now on automation of blogging processes and activity . First and foremost, for the occasional days that just don’t have enough hours in them, how to create content very quickly and post it to my own blog or remote blogs. If you ever moved from bicycle to motorbike, or from driving to flying, you know the feeling I’m looking for – the quantum leap

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Today In Blogging Automation

I have just returned from Toronto, Canada where I spoke at the second Domain Convergence conference about web development with distributed data and about using the social web. First of all I have to say that this was an eye-opening experience for me as I never even knew that there is a whole community of “Domainers” – people who buy, sell and “develop” internet domains much like other people do with real estate. The organisers (an old friend of mine hailing back from the time when we c

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Developing *with* the web, eh? Speaking at the domain convergence in Toronto, Canada

Search Engine Strategies San Jose 2009 wrapped up last Thursday, and I was in attendance for the last 2 of the 3 days of the conference.  Originally I’d thought about live blogging the sessions I attended, but instead I decided that I’d just do a wrap up post and fill it chock full of tidbits from a selection of sessions.In the Duplicate content and multiple site issues session:Shari Thurow (Omni Marketing Interactive)    When indexing, spiders will strip common elements (masthead, navigation, f

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Search Engine Strategies – San Jose 2009 Wrap up Posted by SearchMarketingGurus | Posted in Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine…