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<rss version="2.0"><channel><title>WordArc: PhilWalker's   Articles</title><link>http://www.wordarc.com/rss/PhilWalker</link><description>RSS Feed for WordArc: PhilWalker's   Articles</description><language>en-us</language><pubDate>Thu, 29 July 2010 02:04:40 GMT</pubDate><lastBuildDate>Thu, 29 July 2010 02:04:40 GMT</lastBuildDate><generator>WordArc RSS 2.0 Generator</generator><managingEditor>WordArc@wordarc.com</managingEditor><webMaster>WordArc@wordarc.com</webMaster><item><title>Re: Google Shows Microsoft How to Connect the Dots</title><link>http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/12/05/Re%3A_Google_Shows_Microsoft_How_to_Connect_the_Dots</link><description>I came across an article about Google using Goog411 in order to develop a strong speech to text algorithm in order to make YouTube videos searchable. This was in lieu of a comment Microsoft CEO Steve Balmer had made about Google's mobile phone pro... 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Continue Reading at: http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/10/08/Why_I_Love_Negative_Political_Ads</description><pubDate>2008-10-08 16:23:55</pubDate><guid>http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/10/08/Why_I_Love_Negative_Political_Ads</guid></item><item><title>7 Scientific Theories That Are Used Incorrectly</title><link>http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/10/02/7_Scientific_Theories_That_Are_Used_Incorrectly</link><description>As I thought up this list, I came up with many many many more examples in my head of ones that were wrong. Many of which are due to Hollywood movies. So while this list may feature a lot from Hollywood, it's not restricted to that. It's really jus... Continue Reading at: http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/10/02/7_Scientific_Theories_That_Are_Used_Incorrectly</description><pubDate>2008-10-02 18:24:00</pubDate><guid>http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/10/02/7_Scientific_Theories_That_Are_Used_Incorrectly</guid></item><item><title>I Saw The Sign, and it Opened Up My Eyes</title><link>http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/09/23/I_Saw_The_Sign%2C_and_it_Opened_Up_My_Eyes</link><description>Today I saw a sign - one which offered me the answers to all my questions, to teach me all that I had longed to learn. It was a sign which offered adventure to the adventurous, a sign which - unless I misinterpreted it, offered a sight at this wor... 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Continue Reading at: http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/09/11/Innovating_on_What_You_Thought_Couldn%27t_Get_Better</description><pubDate>2008-09-11 14:39:12</pubDate><guid>http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/09/11/Innovating_on_What_You_Thought_Couldn%27t_Get_Better</guid></item><item><title>Leaving the Door Open Will Let Burglars In</title><link>http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/09/10/Leaving_the_Door_Open_Will_Let_Burglars_In</link><description>Perhaps it's an obvious statement, but when you leave a door open, a burglar is will walk in. What do I mean by that? Take the internet, which has - up until recently - been an open door. There's been little monitoring in terms of bandwidth usage,... Continue Reading at: http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/09/10/Leaving_the_Door_Open_Will_Let_Burglars_In</description><pubDate>2008-09-10 15:12:41</pubDate><guid>http://www.wordarc.com/PhilWalker/2008/09/10/Leaving_the_Door_Open_Will_Let_Burglars_In</guid></item></channel></rss>
