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		<project:description><![CDATA[One way to identify and monitor new ideas and concepts in society is
by the changing frequencies of words and phrases used to describe
them.  This applies pretty broadly, whether we are talking about a new
concept (cloning), a technology (Java) or a fad (Britany Spears).
This project involves writting a simple web service that use's
Google's usenet archives to perform search on the frequency of a given
word or phrase.  For example, you could find out when people began
talking about the "semantic web" and how the idea's popularity has
risen or fallen over the last five years.  I think a few weeks of
hacking in Perl or Java and HTML could produce a cool web site that
would win it's authors their 15 minutes of fame.

<p> 

If you are interested in exploring or working on this idea, contact <a
href="mailto:finin@Umbc.edu">Tim Finin</a>
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