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Check out this link.http://www.cnn.com/blogparty/ It’s at the Tryst Coffeehouse, which I visited while in D.C. during September. There’s a good Blogroll posted there, and some other things to follow scattered around there. UPDATE: Here’s the RSS feed for that too.http://rss.cnn.com/rss/cnn_situationreport.rss UPDATE2: Here’s a list of participating bloggers. Participating Bloggers: Ann AlthouseJohn AravosisPatrick HynesBetsy NewmarkEd MorrisseyJohn [...]
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I take back all the nice things I said about client side computing. I was wrong! UPDATE: I’m not certain that “client side computing” is the right name or wording. I’m referring to designing things that require less of the distributed computers and more of bigger servers online – maybe I’m calling an emphasis to [...]
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Using OneNote‘s Screen Clipping, this is a piece of my current desktop. Watching today’s Rocketboom, CNN via Slingbox (must have been between channels at the time), about to watch a new Virtual Earth 3D video, and online w/ Windows Live Messenger… And, that’s my truck in the background, from a trip to Wyoming this past summer. [...]
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I mentioned the weather forecast in a post yesterday. Well, in some spots there was up to 6 inches of rain in 24 hours. There is some flooding in areas that are about 15 minutes from where I live and other areas. It was just on CNN with a guy standing on his car roof. [...]
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Virtual Earth 3D is very nice, very quick and pretty simple to use. It makes me feel like I’m in the Sit. Room of a West Wing episode. There’s also an ad-in for Outlook to do mapping of appointment addresses and (if needed) include travel times in those as well. IMO, this challenges tops Google [...]
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