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Peter O'Toole leads engineering and product development.  At mTuitive, O'Toole designed and developed the mTuitive Agile Author, a visual tool that lets medical experts encode their knowledge as data and rules.  He works closely with MDs to turn their knowledge into applications using mTuitive's unique tools and platform.  He is mTuitive's technical and subject matter liaison to Cancer Care Ontario as well as other standards groups and professional societies.  Presently, O'Toole is leading development of a new operative reporting product, including a port of mTuitive's core technology to a web-based solution using Microsoft Silverlight.  He has previous experience in development, technical writing, and product marketing during stints at Cognitive Arts, eObject, and SilverStream Software. ... bachelor of arts from Brown University.

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For me, the web is URIs, a standard set of verbs and a standardized EVAL function. The verbs are mostly GET and POST and the standardized EVAL function is the concept of a browser that can EVAL HTML and can eval JavaScript. I don't thing we can afford to leave JavaScript out of the top level definition of what the Web is because there is too much at stake.

There is a huge difference between a web of algorithms and a web of data. For computing eons, we have known that a combination of algorithms and data structures lead to programs. Less well known (outside computer science) are the problems of trying to build applications using one without the other or trying to fake one using the other.

Lisp, TeX, SGML...all of these evidence the struggle between declarative and imperative methods. Today, the problems are all the same but the buzzwords are different: JavaScript, XSLT, XML...

via http://bitworking.org/news/427/js-rest-and-empty-windows

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1. http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/reference.html#GadgetHelper
   • Method: createQueryFromPrefs(prefs)
   • Return Value: google.visualization.Query
   • Description: Static. Create a new instance of google.visualization.Query and set its properties according to values from the gadget preferences. The type of parameter prefs is _IG_Prefs
     1. Preference _table_query_url is used to set the Query data source URL.
     2. Preference _table_query_refresh_interval is used to set the Query refresh interval (in seconds).
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