Working for yourself AND having a family

There is a thought provoking conversation starting at Working for yourself AND having a family. Even if you don't work for yourself, I bet you have ideas about how to balance life and work.

The W3C RDFa Working Group has published first drafts of the new RDFa Core and XHTML+RDFa specifications (I am the editor on these). You can see the news at the archive.

XHTML Modularization 1.1 Second Edition published

After ages and ages, the XHTML2 Working Group of the W3C has published an updated to their core document - XHTML Modularization. This update is currently a Proposed Edited Recommendation. Assuming all goes well, it will become a formal recommendation in about a month. You can see more about it, review the changes, and comment on it via http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-modularization.

Linked Data Patterns

This publication: Linked Data Patterns has some interesting ideas and hints about how to present structured data. It dovetails nicely with my current work on RDFa and general interest in ensuring that computers can readily derive meaning from content.

Last Week in HTML5: don't let him take HTML back

Normally, I don't pay attention to Mr. Last Week. Oh, who am I kidding. I think he is hysterical. But this. This is a serious winner.

Last Week in HTML5: don't let him take HTML back