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 [kdedevelopers.org blogs] A Ruby Plasma Data Engine based on DBPedia SPARQL queries: # create ruby objects for each RDF node def create_node(type, datatype, xmllang, value) case type when 'uri' Soprano::Node.new(Qt::Url.new(value)) when 'bnode' Soprano::Node.new(value) when 'literal', 'typed-literal' if xmllang Soprano::Node.new(Soprano::LiteralValue.new(value), xmllang) elsif datatype Soprano::Node.new(Soprano::LiteralValue.fromString(value, Qt::Url.new(datatype))) else Soprano::Node.new(Soprano::LiteralValue.new(value)) end end end def method_missing (*args) endend

 [The Bare Dreamer] R b group 702: 90's r&b fans, best female group (battle #3), 702 or Jade? The girls that overshadowed 'Subway'

 [Nodalities] A Chat with Tom Morris: Today's verbal delight features Semantic Web hacker (and philosopher) Tom Morris, initially talking about using XML to describe real-world things, mentioning the advantages of RDF. He then describes his experiences with the Ruby .

[soul position] Finding new music is getting easier everyday.: Okay maybe a good feature would be to add some links to wikipedia for definitions to most of these. Thought the “dirty electric guitar riffs” was a nice addition. Next up was some more Breaking Benjamin. Wonder if this was because it is ...

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