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 === Call Number Normalization ===
+Not much progress since last time, but a couple of things:
+. Tod talked to Bob Haschart at Code4lib about a variety of SolrMarc improvements; Bob suggested posting a summary to the solrmarc-tech list for discussion. Tod suggests anyone interested in the future of SolrMarc should pay attention to the list in the near future to join in the conversation.
+. Another use case has come up for index-specific normalization: insertion/removal of hyphens for subject subdivisions in headings (which needs to be handled differently for display vs. searching/ordering). Tod will put together a pull request for his topic normalizer.
 ==== 3. Marketing ====
+Ben and Chris have discussed this a bit, but Code4lib prevented major progress. They will continue discussing.
+Ben mentioned that the "library OPAC meets Web 2.0" tagline is not aging well; we should try to brainstorm a new one to go with the new logo.
 ==== 4. Code4lib Wrap-Up ====
-Chris shared some [[http://wiki.code4lib.org/index.php?title=2014_Breakout_I_%28Tuesday%29#VuFind_Update_2|breakout session notes]].
+Chris shared some [[http://wiki.code4lib.org/index.php?title=2014_Breakout_I_%28Tuesday%29#VuFind_Update_2|breakout session notes]]. Tod mentioned some discussion of OLE support -- Dave Lacy is working on a driver right now.
 ==== 5. Next Call Date ====
-Demian will be traveling on the next scheduled call date. Should we go ahead anyway?
+Demian will be traveling on the next scheduled call date. We'll go ahead anyway with Chris taking the lead.
 ==== 6. Other Topics? ====
-[[https://github.com/crhallberg/vufind/tree/mmo|VuFind Multiplayer Mode]]
+Chris has (for April 1) implemented a [[https://github.com/crhallberg/vufind/tree/mmo|VuFind Multiplayer Mode]] which uses a node.js server to allow users to see each other's cursors moving around when accessing the same pages. Feel free to merge in if you wish to confuse people for a day!
 ===== Next Call =====