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Offpoint: Nonetheless, this animal definitely doesnt behave like the X-Men Wolverine too. Another cute animal that we saw was the badger, of which one of them was constantly moving around in circles in the enclosure. (via Cosmos)
It's a Bunnish World...: I finally finished off the latest Jane letter and the start of my new story is gradually taking form. The main character has not only a name (Lin), but a also mother who speaks to him with quiet scorn and knocks his feet from under him (literally). (via Cosmos)
[ meine kleine stadt ]: Gib rüber die Kohle! klausf. hamburg Sonntag, 3. September 2006, 17:34 (via Cosmos)
Documenting Picasa: - and by 9 hours later over 1.6 million had been geotagged. Update: Some interesting comments by the flickr developer Rev Dan Catt at the Ogle Earth report on this, though interestingly nothing yet on Rev Dan Catt's own site GeoBloggers. (via Cosmos)
Ogle Earth: A blog about Google Earth.: For example, it allows for separate privacy settings for photos and their geospatial data. Of course, the geotags on hundreds of thousands of photos on your site will be de facto deprecated, leaving those users with a geotagging "inventory" the choice of continuing with geotags or starting over with the new system... (via Cosmos)
High Earth Orbit: YahooFlickr finally released their built-in mapping tools. Here’s how their mapping works: Go to “Organize” your photos, and then select the “Map” tag Answer the Privacy question - location privacy will become more of an (via Cosmos)
Brain Off: Dan also lets loose a currently hidden EXIF option, so flickr will work with great tools like WWMX Location Stamper, etc. There is no option to have flickr look back through your photos for EXIF GPS data (this would probably really grind their dbs to a halt), so I expect some more hacks to fill in this gap once the developers api is up. (via Cosmos)
My Web BETA - Davinder Jawanda's Pages - Yahoo!: if (window.yzq_a){yzq_a('p', 'P=JUdOF0SO51VqOuIwB8PerwDo2aCKkkT7hLoADpfK&T=13u70otp7%2fX%3d1157334203%2fE%3d97038236%2fR%3dyahoosrch%2fK%3d5%2fV%3d1.1%2fW%3d8%2fY%3dYAHOO%2fF%3d1366792364%2fS%3d1%2fJ%3d28E68E44');yzq_a('a', '&U=129chjnkt%2fN%3dlMArB86.Iqo-%2fC%3d-1%2fD%3dFSRVY%2fB%3d-1');} (via Cosmos)
BeatnikPad: I'm a sucker for the city: Last week marked five years since I started this site, and it’s been six and 1/2 years since I started self-publishing online. I had been hoping to roll out a redesign that I’ve been sitting on for ages as long-overdue birthday present — (via Cosmos)
NevilleHobson.com: Another easy way for you to make your photos discoverable and connectable. Well explained on the Flickr blog that gives you the detail on how it all works, plus links to a couple of screencast tutorials should you need them. (via Cosmos)
Andreas Wacker: 10 years after the first image stored longitude and latitude site started flickr finally ads this feature. There have been solutions around for a long time to combine the path from a GPS with the timestamp in the EXIF header of the images. (via Cosmos)
Smart Mobs: Flickr's great for exploring photos by photographer, tag, time, text and group, and now it's also great for exploring photos by place. There are a couple of short video tutorials (or "screencasts") which give the 90 second overview on how to geotag your own photos and how to use all the controls for searching and exploring geotagged photos. (via Cosmos)
Sebastians weblog: Med nedslagspunkter i forskellige historiske tekster gives der eksempler på, hvordan datidens dansk adskiller sig fra nutidens. På udstillingen er det muligt både at læse de oprindelige tekster, høre dem oplæst og se dem gengivet på nutidsdansk. (via Cosmos)
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[West-of-house.net] Hillside Meditations: Sending out your books as a new way of “weaving the web”, like showing my photos on Flickr or posting my ideas in a blog, as a way to do something good - provide free books to others and not just random books, but some that I like and found worth reading -, as a way of Sharing with others with the additional bonus of being able to watch my books´ (hopefully) interesting fates and destinies, even as a way to make space for new books that I might (and will most certainly) buy and own, definitely has something to it. I like the idea!
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