credit @dmccreary with coining XRX

Author: joewiz

src/main/xar-resources/data/beginners-guide-to-xrx-v4/beginners-guide-to-xrx-v4.xml

@@ -120,12 +120,14 @@
                 <emphasis role="bold">XRX</emphasis> is the name of the web
                 application architecture that we are introducing in this guide.
                 The term XRX comes from the combination of XForms, REST, and
-                XQuery. The term was coined by Dan McCreary. XForms are used in
-                the client (web browser), REST is the interface between the
-                client and the server, and XQuery is the server language. Two of
-                the most significant advantages of XRX over other architectures
-                are: (1) it does not require users to translate data into Java
-                or .Net objects, and (2) it does not require users to "shred"
+                XQuery. The term was <link
+                    xlink:href="http://archive.oreilly.com/pub/post/xrx_a_simple_elegant_disruptiv_1.html"
+                    >coined</link> by Dan McCreary. XForms are used in the
+                client (web browser), REST is the interface between the client
+                and the server, and XQuery is the server language. Two of the
+                most significant advantages of XRX over other architectures are:
+                (1) it does not require users to translate data into Java or
+                .Net objects, and (2) it does not require users to "shred"
                 documents into rows of a relational database.</para>
       <para>
         <emphasis role="bold">XForms</emphasis> is a W3C standard to define the structure of a web form. XForms is much more advanced than traditional