XProc WG meeting north of Toronto followed by Extreme Markup Languages in Montréal.

I'm making a loop, swinging past Murray Maloney's place for the XML Processing Model Working Group's face-to-face meeting (thanks for hosting, Murray!) then on to Montréal for Extreme Markup Languages before heading back home.

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Itinerary:

01 Aug10:55a–01:00p[I]BDL-YYZ/Air Canada 795143.6772 -79.6306 2006-08-01
11 Aug03:00p–04:15p[I]YUL-BDL/Air Canada 737441.9388889 -72.6832222 2006-08-11

See also:

Air Canada
Bradley International Airport (BDL)
Montréal Dorval International Airport (YUL)
Toronto Lester B Pearson International Airport (YYZ)

Lodging:

07 Aug–11 AugHotel Europa
+1-514-866-6492
Montréal, QUEBEC, CA (map)

Appointments:

02 Aug–04 Aug [I]XProc WG
07 Aug–11 Aug [I]Extreme Markup Languages
 
07 Aug02:00p–05:30p[I]Tutorial: Introduction to XSLT 2.0 (for those who know XSLT 1.0)
08 Aug09:15a–09:45a[I]Riding the Wave, Riding for a Fall, or Just Along for the Ride?
08 Aug09:45a–10:30a[I]Higher-order functional programming with XSLT 2.0 and FXSL
08 Aug11:00a–11:45a[I]Is an XML document a FRBR Manifestation or a FRBR Expression? (LB)
08 Aug11:00a–11:45a[I]Reusing data across RDF and Topic Maps
08 Aug02:10p–02:30p[I]Polemic: XML for publishing
08 Aug02:30p–03:15p[I]Frozen streams: an experimental time- and space-efficient implementation for in-memory representation of XML documents using Java
08 Aug03:15p–04:00p[I]An XQuery Servlet for RESTful Data Services (LB)
08 Aug03:15p–04:00p[I]Structured software assurance
08 Aug04:30p–05:15p[I]If XML is so easy, how come it's so hard to write? (LB)
08 Aug05:15p–06:00p[I]XProc: An XML Pipeline Language (LB)
09 Aug09:00a–09:45a[I]Architectural Forms, CSS, and RDF - What do they have in Common and why should you care? (LB)
09 Aug09:45a–10:30a[I]RxPath: a mapping of RDF to the XPath Data Model
09 Aug11:00a–11:45a[I]Rethinking XSLT (LB)
09 Aug11:45a–12:30p[I]From Metadata to personal semantic webs
09 Aug11:45a–12:30p[I]Rabbit/duck grammars: a validation method for overlapping structures
09 Aug02:10p–02:30p[I]Polemic: DSRL - Bringing revolution to XML workers
09 Aug02:30p–03:15p[I]Topic Map Objects (LB)
09 Aug02:30p–03:15p[I]Modelling Linguistic Data Structures (LB)
09 Aug03:15p–04:00p[I]MultiX: an XML-based formalism to encode multi-structured documents
09 Aug04:30p–05:15p[I]Metadata enrichment for digital preservation
09 Aug05:15p–06:00p[I]Intellectual property policy for the XML geek
10 Aug09:00a–09:45a[I]HistoryNet - In search of truth (LB)
10 Aug09:00a–09:45a[I]Using multi-encryption to provide secure and controlled access to XML documents
10 Aug09:45a–10:30a[I]Streaming component combinators
10 Aug11:00a–11:45a[I]Representation and processing of Goddag structures: implementation strategies and progress report (LB)
10 Aug11:45a–12:30p[I]XMLVS: Using namespace documents for XML versioning
10 Aug11:45a–12:30p[I]Towards validation of concurrent markup (LB)
10 Aug02:10p–02:30p[I]Polemic: The SALT Transaction Protocol — An Appropriate Mechanism for Markup (LB)
10 Aug02:30p–04:00p[I]Tag set promulgation panel
10 Aug04:30p–05:15p[I]Sticky stuff: An introduction to the Burr Metadata Framework
10 Aug05:15p–06:00p[I]Microformats: contaminants or ingredients? Introducing MDL and asking questions
11 Aug09:00a–09:45a[I]A natural-language approach to modeling: Why is some XML so difficult to write?
11 Aug09:45a–10:30a[I]Conveying meaning through space and time using XML: Semantics of interoperability and persistence
11 Aug11:00a–11:45a[I]Datatypes for XML: the Datatyping Library Language (DTLL)
11 Aug11:45a–12:30p[I]Failing upward

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