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Up here where the air is clear

Post Date: Apr 23, 2008 1:26 a.m.
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Empire State Building To New York for three days of client meetings. With an afternoon free, and very pleasant weather what better way to spend time than taking a trip up the Empire State Building (the sign in the lobby said "visibility: 10 miles"). Pigeons on the 86th floor How nice to have three days of purely commercial work stretching ahead, with no OOXML or standards politics in sight. There is a certain clarity to doing technical work in an environment when the requirements are clearly on the table; and technically and conceptually the schema I’m working on here is miles ahead of OOXML/ODF — but maybe in saying that I’m influenced by the fact that I am the chief designer ;-) ODF Conformance catch-up When I get back to the UK I hope to post a blog entry on ODF conformance. I’m surprised nobody has risen to the challenge I issued in my last blog entry to predict the result. So, I rene...

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