QSOS is a method, designed to qualify, select and compare free and open source software in an objective, traceable and argued way. It is publicly available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.

Timeline for Knowledge Organization is an outline of the history of knowledge organization. One might say, however, that it displays a subjective or even a false story because bibliometrics, information retrieval, Internet search engines etc. are not a part of the history of a field "knowledge organization" as founded by people like Charles A. Cutter, W. C. Berwick Sayers, Henry E. Bliss and Ernest Cushington Richardson. Most of the technological innovations are not based in research done in the tradition which gave rise to the term "knowledge organization" but are based on findings from external disciplines such as computer science and linguistics.

'Bout time, but where the #$%^&* is Audi?

I want a diesel A3 Quattro!

Quoted: European carmakers are hoping that diesel power will become an alternative to the hybrid cars popularized by Toyota and others.

A surprisingly interesting article on 'domestic' push rod versus 'imported' overhead cam engines.

Quoted: Dodge is unveiling a new 600-horsepower engine in its Viper, providing more evidence that the venerable pushrod engine is still alive and breathing.