The Slippery (and Colorful) Business of Standards

  2007-05-10 00:00:03
The recent announcement of a new standard for"slipperiness" reminded me not only of the seemingly infinite, and at times surprising, types of standards we find we cannot live without, but also of the linkage between language and standards. 
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