Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

I updated the Linked Life (BioRDF / LODD) and Terminology telcons. This list should now get the 1 day and 1 hour reminders for those calls. I noticed that someone had done something with Pharmacogenomics (someone answered yes to "Send invitation to guests?") which required permission to archive the

Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

This sounds like a good idea, Elgar (especially since we already have a Google Calendar that is poorly advertised and not updated when meetings are cancelled). It also seems like you can change the description of each event separately (even though they are recurring), so the agenda could probabl

Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

Hi Elgar, Excellent suggestions! Google calendar is very useful and works on the Web - no software license or installation required. I use it all the time. As you probably were aware, we have officially used GoogleCal in HCLS starting with the last charter. On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 8:51 PM, Elgar

RE: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

hi all, not a bad idea, it does automate much of it in a nice way but... - Change the agenda for the single events as needed, or cancel a single event if the meeting is off. this requires human intervention, which is the major cause of joanne's problem (whether the meeting is on unless c

RE: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

+1 ! Erich From: Mark [mailto:ma...@illuminae.com] Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 11:59 AM To: Elgar Pichler; Michel Dumontier Cc: Joanne Luciano; Helena Deus; public-semweb-lifesci hcls; M. Scott Marshall Subject: Re: Telcon Schedule logistics +1 !!! Elgar Pichler wrote: I pers

Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

Hi Elgar, Great suggestion! FWIW, I do subscribe to the HCLS Google Calendar (there is one, and it's linked on the wiki), but it only added to the confusion (because it wasn't correct or utilized fully, as you outline below). Kind regards, Joanne On Apr 19, 2012, at 2:51 PM, Elgar Pichler wro

Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

+1 !!! Elgar Pichler wrote: I personally am a fan of Google Calendar, and all the problems described in this thread could be solved with it. Why not Task and HCLS chairs should set up the proper recurring events on Google Calendar.Explicitly set the time zone for those events.Then explicitly

Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

I personally am a fan of Google Calendar, and all the problems described in this thread could be solved with it. Why not - Task and HCLS chairs should set up the proper recurring events on Google Calendar. - Explicitly set the time zone for those events. - Then explicitly invite "publi

Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

Hi Michel, On Apr 19, 2012, at 1:24 PM, Michel Dumontier wrote: > Hi! > Each call has a reserved time slot, but the reminders are the official > declaration that a meeting will happen. This means that the default is to not have the meeting and people won't know for sure until the day before.

Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

Hi! Each call has a reserved time slot, but the reminders are the official declaration that a meeting will happen. Task and HCLS chairs should prepare and send out the agenda no later than the day prior (and preferably a week before). I have to apologize, as I have been traveling extensively

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Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

Hi Helena, I'm very appreciative of the reminders +1 I'd like the wiki to be reliable too. (I think may have I've over-compensated and missed too many meetings in the past - now I'm showing up when it scheduled and there's no call (although Matthias also dialed in.) Joanne On Apr 19, 2012, a

Re: Telcon Schedule.... logistics

I agree with Joanne, the calendar can't entirely be trusted so the most distracted among us will need a reminder from the chairs as to when these hcls telcos happen :) On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 4:53 PM, Joanne Luciano wrote: > Hi Michele, Scott, > > I dialed into the the telcon today, 2nd time thi

Telcon Schedule.... logistics

Hi Michele, Scott, I dialed into the the telcon today, 2nd time this happened recently and it was only Matthias and me that were there. No reminder was sent, but we do have a regularly scheduled telcon, so I made sure to catch an early train so I could be back at my desk in time. So, are we h

Re: Fwd: Nature Publishing Group Linked Data Platform

Hi Tony, On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 8:27 AM, Hammond, Tony wrote: > Hi Michel: > > Just wanted to respond to your earlier post [1] about NPG's Linked Data > Platform. (And apologies for not responding sooner - I only came across > this > now.) > > > unfortunately, after a cursory look ( hope i'm wr

Re: Nature Publishing Group Linked Data Platform

Hi Jim: Indeed DOI¹s are dereferencable. And in fact we do make use of this ­ see our Sample query #2 below. Cheers, Tony == select * where { ?article a npg:Article ; npg:hasContributor ?contributor . ?contributor owl:sameAs ?crossref . } limit 25 == <

Re: Nature Publishing Group Linked Data Platform

Recently I found out that doi.org URIs are actually dereferenceable as RDF: http://inkdroid.org/journal/2011/04/25/dois-as-linked-data/ I'm a year behind the curve on this, but I hadn't heard about this from anyone. This might be another good point of integration for NPG Linked Data. Jim On Th

Re: Nature Publishing Group Linked Data Platform

Thanks, Jerven. That would make more sense. Will wait to see if there¹s more feedback, but otherwise can¹t see any reason why we shouldn¹t change to use the NCBI links instead. Tony On 19/04/2012 13:45, "Jerven Bolleman" wrote: > Hi Tony, > > Last time I asked the NCBI help desk they preferr

Re: Fwd: Nature Publishing Group Linked Data Platform

Hi Tony, Last time I asked the NCBI help desk they preferred the use of " http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15618302"; instead of going via pubmed.org . Let us know which you settle on and I will add owl:sameAs links from the uniprot.org RDF as well. Regards, Jerven On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 2:27

Re: Fwd: Nature Publishing Group Linked Data Platform

Hi Michel: Just wanted to respond to your earlier post [1] about NPG's Linked Data Platform. (And apologies for not responding sooner - I only came across this now.) > unfortunately, after a cursory look ( hope i'm wrong) - i don't think the > data links into anything on the semantic web... (mesh

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