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      <description>I prefaced my point about how the standards we choose in libraries isolate us from the larger stream of progress driving development outside libraries with the note that I was sure to get hanged for it.</description>
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      <description>Ryan beat me to reporting on the interesting new services at the Ockham Network (noted in this Web4lib post).</description>
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