A little slow this morning, it would have helped if I'd included my
brief agenda for today in that message:

   -  check-in with Tom on our interoperability statement
   -  where to go with RDF, eg,
   	http://chas.lib.uchicago.edu:1969/kernelTurtle.html
   -  schedule next call

-John


--- On Thu, 4 Jun 2009, John A. Kunze wrote:
Just a quick reminder.  Phone call in 15 minutes!  :-)

-John


--- On Fri, 22 May 2009, John A. Kunze wrote:
From: John A. Kunze <[log in to unmask]>

Hi folks,

If most of you can make it, can we have our next conference call June 4?
We had been talking about next week (May 28), but I could use some more
preparation time.

Bill, you mentioned some questions 4/30; if they're still an issue for
you, please send them along when you get a chance.

Tom, Would you mind weighing in on the correctness of the assertion, that
we discussed 4/30, in the current draft specification [1],

  4.1.  Kernel and Dublin Core Interoperability
    Kernel metadata currently maintains a basic level of interoperability
    with Dublin Core metadata. In formal terms, it conforms to "Level 1"
    interoperability [DCMI‑IL] (Dublin Core Metadata Initiative,
    “Interoperability Levels for Dublin Core Metadata,” November 2008.).
    Higher levels of interoperability, such as the "Level 2" mapping of
    Kernel metadata to RDF, are being sought and may be established in
    subsequent specifications.

Assuming June 4 works, the time of the next call is

	8am California
	10am Texas and Illinois
	11am Washington, DC
	3pm UK
	4pm Germany
	1am Brisbane (Friday)

with the usual access code,

	9879231

which you give after dialing one of these numbers:

	Toll-Free US Dial:       866-740-1260
	Toll-Free Australia Dial:  1800003814
	Toll-Free Germany Dial:   08001830373
	Toll-Free UK Dial:        08009170696

Thanks everyone,

-John

[1] http://dublincore.org/kernelwiki/FrontPage?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=ercspec.html