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IBM WebSphere Portal Beta Product Documentation
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IBM Web Content Manager Beta Product Documentation
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What’s New in this Beta 1 code drop.

• Web Analytics
  • More flexible options to tag pages, portlets or web content and measure their usefulness through Campaign and Custom tags.
  • New user-friendly overlay statistics provide an in-line view to track effectiveness of a web property.
• Social Business in Context
  • New Community Page support lets you more readily scope and place IBM Connections portlets in the right Portal and WCM context.
  • A consistent tagging and rating experience between WebSphere Portal, Web Content Manager, and IBM Connections.
  • OpenID Authentication lets portal users authenticate with public social network credentials, such as a Facebook ID, Google ID or Yahoo ID.
• Rich Web Content Management
  • Create WCM pages and content with point-and-click simplicity with the new Content Templating user interface.
  • Integrate with ECM and other systems through Web Content Manager support for the CMIS standard.
• Search Optimization
  • Optimize external search for Web content rendered through WebSphere Portal.

In addition the Australian IBM WCM development labs have released a sneak preview of the New WCM Authoring experience in a YouTube video:

Enhanced Portal / WCM 8 Authoring UI

There are only 10 v1000 ever produced, if you want to know more about these special bikes and John Britten then Wikipedia has an entry. Sadly the Britten website isn’t updated any more.

Working at IBM I have the pleasure of using Lotus Notes 8.5 which has a great feature called Calendars Overlays. So added to my Calendar, importantly “not” imported into it are all the 2011 bike autojumble dates, alongside others including Local Weather, TripIt Travel Plans, F1 Calendar and Bank Holidays.

The notesiscool.com website does a good job of explaining more about this feature so I won’t here.  Just enjoy the Autojumble iCAL feed if you like.

Amberley Museum is one of those places you pass every day and never go in, it’s quite “low key” from the road but when you get through the gates you quickly realise this is a very very large working museum and your going to get your money’s worth.  The Museum includes vintage buses, a steam roller, a working railway you can take a ride on; vintage garage and automobiles, brewery, pottery shop, Limeburners cafe and many other exhibits…

If your passing definitely go in and if it’s the classic bike show date next year then I’ll see you inside.

Saturday saw the Piazza Italia Rally Ferraris visit a neighbouring village (Pulborough – Lower Street Car Park – 10.00 am till 10:45am Good Friday)

Organised by Sussex Ferrari Owners Club this year’s rally, with local support from the Pulborough Community Partnership started it’s tour of the local area starting in Pulborough and working their way up to Horsham.  The run was in aid of the Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice, and was a great showing of over 30 Ferrari’s from vintage to brand new.

Pietro at the Italian Garage in West Chiltington added his own flash of red when 20+ Italian bikes roared in and visited his garage and facilities.  If your ever in the area his garage is worth visiting for a coffee and a walk around the 20-30 bikes he has in his shop.