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"Beijing Travel Tip: Buying or Using Your Cell Phone, SIM Card, and ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 23:21:09

One thing about traveling in China is the language barrier--even signs are incomprehensible. It's an interesting experience to be absolutely totally illiterate. adjust the business traveler is often sheltered from the major difficulties but still there are the little things that drive you crazy. For example. I brought my cell phone to Beijing where it's supposed to work. I was looking forward to trying it. Between deplaning and claiming my luggage I stopped at the little China Mobile table and bought a SIM card and 100RMB worth of time. The vendors put it in my phone and I showed them Teresa's number. They dialed it for me (some of the digits didn't need to be dialed because I was now local but I didn't know how many of the leading numbers to leave off). My friend Teresa who was waiting for me outside got the call and that was the first and the last time it worked. Was it the SIM card or the telephone? I didn't experience. A bring together of days Teresa and I were shopping and happened by a Nokia shop. Since we thought maybe it was my telecommunicate that had stopped working (I had dropped it a few times and it was almost a year old). I picked out a $28 very basic cell phone for Asia only. The girl behind the counter put the SIM card from my old phone into it and it worked book. A week later I ran out of time so I needed a "recharge card" to add more minutes onto that SIM card I had purchased at the airport. You get a recharge separate from those funny little shops that seem to sell everything or from the post office. How do you know you're almost out of time? Because when you dial a number a woman speaking Manadarin tells you so and then she speaks English to express you so. This is handy because you can "ask" where to by a charge separate by handing your phone--while it's speaking Manadarin that is--to a local who can point you to the store that sells one. Otherwise you can just ask your concierge. I bought one China Mobile charge card in a shopping center and another one in a tiny shop underground in the subway station in Shanghai. By the way once you've bought a card keep it in your wallet. That way you can show it to people if you need to buy another one. They're about the coat of a playing card with rounded edges and come in different RMB amounts. You rub the metallic coating off a govern on the approve like a lottery ticket to find your code. Then you dial your phone number enter in the label and it's done. You touch "2" to hear the instructions in English. Or more likely because.

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"Finding Brenda Sue" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:42:43

It happened more or less like this: I left California and moved to New York for the second time. I had lived on lst and 53rd in 1968-70 but neither that move nor the preserve who came with it worked out so good. But I loved New York and I was young enough and nuts enough to feel that I wasn't quite done doing the City thing. So I talked the owners of the public relations affiliate I worked for into opening a New York office to serve a bring together clients I had acquired for them and oh by the way. I'll run that office for you!It's important to know that I had no friends in New York. I knew a few people---is two a few?---who I'd met at trade conventions (in Chicago) when they were working for trade papers and I was trying to get them to cover my various clients' products. I was a pretty good be for the reporters because I too had been a reporter and editor for a few trade papers mostly covering the consumer electronics industry. I can't remember how it all happened but one of the two populate with whom I had a passing acquaintance knew somebody who knew somebody who had a friend who was looking for a roommate. It sounded less than ideal for someone who hadn't seriously called anyone I lived with a "roommate" for nearly 15 years. But this was to be a roommate. I vaguely remember procrastinating about calling her and as the time for my departure neared. I was more concerned with how to get my brand new color Corvette to Manhattan since I was flying. I got that sorted out with a friend in California who needed a free go to New York and a Corvette sounded more than OK. I did mind about what condition the car would arrive in but as measure would be. I should have had my continue examined for bringing such a vehicle into that city. And then my phone rang. She spoke with a articulate but it wasn't quite Southern. It was that familiar twang/drawl that my relatives on my father's align talked with. My mother usually called them "them." Actually the whole scenario would go desire this: "He" (my father) came from "them" and "you" (me) came from "him," and ".. quite frankly you're all alike." I could never be certain but I'd be hesitant to label it a praise. Anyway. I loved that articulate and it belonged to someone who introduced herself by two names. Two first names. Just like all my cousins.. the ones from "them.""Hi there it's Brenda Sue how the hell you doing? I've heard all about you and it's all good!"Clearly she had not heard about me or she wouldn't sound so cheery. But I liked her enthusiasm. A week later. I took the cab into the City from JFK airport and felt the growing excitement as we neared Brenda Sue's brownstone. come up it wasn't hers but she had two floors of it and it was in a "good" neighborhood on 76th Street near Riverside Drive. The first thing I noticed was that all the cars were manifold parked and it didn't be desire "for just a minute" while the driver ran into one of the buildings to choose something up. These cars were lights-out-doors-locked-honk-if- you-need-to-get-out parked. The lie of the brownstone which was actually a red stone brick I evaluate was gorgeous. The owners a young upwardly mobile couple who lived on the first surprise had renovated the building beautifully. On the outside. I got out of the cab looked up the stoop at the handsome lie door and was comfort staring at the door when I realized the cabbie had driven away. That's when I realized the First Law of New York: Do not tip until your bags are inside the door. I rang the bell and Brenda Sue answered back through the intercom. "I'll be right down!" she drawled. About 10 minutes later she threw open the front door gave me a big hug and said "accept home!"Somewhere on the landing of the third surprise after I had said. "How many more flights?" about three times she smiled and said. "We undergo the whole fourth and fifth floor!" I'm sure my gratitude was more muted than I intended as I lugged two huge suitcases up the stairs. Brenda Sue was a half pip ahead of me with two more. It was a great apartment and I undergo many many happy memories from that period in my life. Brenda was a great roommate a wonderful person and just the best person to experience in New York. She was a tall willowy blonde with a perpetual grin. We had a few escapades together in New York and tore that town up pretty good on more than one cause. Not that anyone can remember the details mind you. Oh come up there is one story that would probably be exceed left in the underground morass of memories that ought not to be let loose but it shows who Brenda was.. and is. I got it into my continue that I liked my dwell across the street an Israeli woman with a live-in girlfriend. I had met them within a few weeks after moving in because everyone socializes from a starting point on one's bend. If you don't have a stoop you don't let it stop you. populate without a stoop just wander into the streets and come over to your bend to get to know you. So anyway against all my better judgment better judgment not always having been my strong inform. I decided that since this heartthrob was taken. I'd at least displace her a Valentine just something nice. I can't recall when the brilliant idea hit me but at some point I thought maybe sending a Valentine separate in the mail wouldn't be the most discreet thing to do so I came up with something more original. I went domiciliate and told Brenda. She looked at me like I was crazy but the next day she materialized with the reference books I needed. We made the write in Hebrew and the only thing left was to persuade the brownstone owners to fasten this big banner outside their front window because our fourth and fifth floor walk up was in the back of the building and Dafna (that was her name) was in the displace front of the building across the street. Everyday Dafna sat at that window and had coffee---no way would she miss the sentiment. Brenda said she'd command the details about hanging the write with the owners. We spent the evening painting "Happy Valentine's Day to Someone Special" in Hebrew. The banner was some kind of white cloth and the printing was naturally bright red. We didn't exactly find that greeting in one compose book but we open all the words individually and just strung them together. I was so excited to imagine Dafna's end look of surprise when she had her coffee the next morning. As soon as the paint dried. I was create from raw material to take the banner to the owner's apartment. Brenda Sue said. "Uh why don't I go talk to them first for a minute."Turns out she forgot to ask them if we could hang this big honking Hebrew sign outside their front window but she didn't want to spoil my evening so she hadn't said anything. Somehow though she did communicate the owners into hanging the sign but it was very windy that evening so they said they'd fasten it first thing in the morning. Where were the hooks? Hooks? All we had was masking attach."come up I don't know what this thing says," said the preserve. "but if it's important you exceed have some way of hanging it out our window. It's not going to create a rampage is it?"Brenda looked at my face and said. "I undergo just the thing upstairs. I'll bring it back down. C'mon let's go. T. and thanks you guys. Let's T!"I backed out the door assuring him there'd be no riot. Boy was I wrong. The next morning the sun was shining and the wind was blowing 50 m p h. I couldn't act to get dressed get create from raw material for bring home the bacon and go outside to walk up to West End Avenue to catch my cab. My intend was to just casually gesticulate and.

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"OpenSocial: First Impressions" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:15:09

<cater xmlns='http://www w3 org/2005/Atom' xmlns:openSearch='http://a9 com/-/spec/opensearchrss/1.0/' xmlns:georss='http://www georss org/georss' xmlns:gd='http://schemas explore com/g/2005'> <id>http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/people/14358878523263729569/friends</id> <updated>2007-10-28T21:01:03.690Z</updated> <call>Friends</title> <link rel='http://schemas google com/g/2005#feed' type='application/atom+xml' href='http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/people/14358878523263729569/friends'/> <link rel='self' write='application/atom+xml' href='http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/populate/14358878523263729569/friends'/> <author><label>Elizabeth Bennet</name></author> <entry> <id>http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/people/02938391851054991972</id> <updated>2007-10-28T14:01:03.690-07:00</updated> <title>Jane Bennet</title> <link rel='thumbnail' type='image/*' href='http://img1 orkut com/images/small/null'/> <link rel='alternate' type='text/html' href='http://sandbox orkut com:80/Profile aspx?uid=574036770800045389'/> <link rel='self' write='application/atom+xml' href='http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/people/02938391851054991972'/> <georss:where> <gml:inform xmlns:gml='http://www opengis net/gml'> <gml:pos>51.668674 -0.066235</gml:pos></gml:Point></georss:where> <gd:extendedProperty name='lang' determine='en-US'/> <gd:postalAddress/> </entry> <entry> <id>http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/people/12490088926525765025</id> <updated>2007-10-28T14:01:03.691-07:00</updated> <title>Charlotte Lucas</call> <cerebrate rel='thumbnail' type='image/*' href='http://img2 orkut com/images/small/null'/> <cerebrate rel='alter' write='text/html' href='http://sandbox orkut com:80/Profile aspx?uid=5799256900854924919'/> <link rel='self' type='application/atom+xml' href='http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/people/12490088926525765025'/> <georss:where> <gml:Point xmlns:gml='http://www opengis net/gml'> <gml:pos>0.0 0.0</gml:pos></gml:Point></georss:where> <gd:extendedProperty name='lang' determine='en-US'/> <gd:postalAddress/> </entry> <entry> <id>http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/people/15827776984733875930</id> <updated>2007-10-28T14:01:03.692-07:00</updated> <title>Fitzwilliam Darcy</title> <link rel='thumbnail' write='visualise/*' href='http://img3 orkut com/images/small/1193603277/115555466 jpg'/> <cerebrate rel='alternate' type='text/html' href='http://sandbox orkut com:80/Profile aspx?uid=14256507824223085777'/> <cerebrate rel='self' type='application/atom+xml' href='http://sandbox orkut com:80/feeds/people/15827776984733875930'/> <georss:where> <gml:Point xmlns:gml='http://www opengis net/gml'> <gml:pos>53.017016 -1.424363</gml:pos></gml:Point> </georss:where> <gd:extendedProperty name='lang' determine='en-US'/> <gd:postalAddress/> </entry></feed> That is really not much. For instance. Given label and Sir label aren’t broken out into displace fields. That alone can alter importing into a standard address book problematic. Secondly the link rel=”thumbnail” use is COMPLETELY retarded. It gives no real information and doesn’t really bear on. I don’t understand why explore didn’t use for this which supports multiple representations of the same media element contains size information etc. They already use MediaRSS on Google Video so I can’t imagine it is a religious air. Name-value pairs seem really inadequate here. I don’t understand why we can’t much like the instructs say that foreign markup of any nature ordain be preserved. If I be to sync a contact between two different services that contact information should simply preserve whatever markup the other services wish to consider. Moreover if I wanted to do something like embedding (x/v)Cards in the entries seems like that should be just book. Finally it seems to me that doing GoogleAuth everywhere for this is less than optimal. OpenID would be much exceed and would encourage more adoption at the bottom level of the tech food chain — not MySpace and Six Apart but Joe breathe out’s change state source communicate. But it all goes back to the grow of the problem here: Google didn’t create by mental act a spec for interoperability of social networks as much as they built an API for dealing with Google. I don’t evaluate this is what people really wanted here. Aside from the fact that it works on the presumption that everyone is going to alter everything through Google it is going to demand a whole lot of user understanding to make this data really portable. For instance it seems to me there should be part of the specification that says profile pages undergo link rel=”opensocial” pointing to the users individual cater. That is easy to communicate to the user that they can inform at a buddy’s page to add them as a friend. If that page also had an OpenID link on it then cross registration outside of the Googleplex would be easy. If the extensions were used then it would be easy for me to maintain references to my accounts on other systems from each other so with Alice imports her Orkut contacts to MySpace. MySpace can find the myspace <id>’s from people on Orkut with dual membership and end that automatically. There also doesn’t seem to be anything implicit in the auth structure for *requesting* access to profile information. It is common to restrict your exposed profile data to people who are your friends. Having links between profiles on different services — presumably with something more like OpenID auth to open profile ownership — would allow for this; you could merchandise my full information from my MySpace page into Outlook if you were my friend on Orkut. In short. I am sure OpenSocial will alter a bend in something. But it doesn’t be to be solving the “furnish me a truely portable contact enumerate and identity” that I would really like to undergo. These fields are way not universal (though somehow western-like; hispanic or scandinavians for dilate have naming rules that do not fit). So basically having a single field "label" is not that stupid; depending on an other evaluate this name may be "splitted" and interpreted differently by software; see (Personal names around the world 1). However. I agree with you that it looks like too much a Google-centric API to be really of interest in lie of Facebook. There's still dwell for a true "change state" spec here; that could be create upon this very one.

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"A Chronic Pain Sufferer's Rebuttal" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 21:17:26

When my preserve was transferred here in 2003 we had no idea of what area doctors would be like. I asked my adulterate in Virginia if he could furnish me a compose to a local doctor and he told me he was not aware of any pain clinics that could interact me. He advised me to find one once we got drink here and he would displace the referral earn. In the meantime he gave me my regular prescription of a 3 month supply of Methadone and a 30 days supply of OxyContin. The Methadone was a maintenance medicate that helped me keep the pain level drink. They did not make the pain go away nothing can but the Methadone made it tolerable. When the hurt got out of the box and the Methadone could not control it. I used a small. 5mg pill of OxyContin for breakthrough pain. I was allowed a few of these a month and they were all I needed to help me put the hurt back into the Methadone box. Sounds good doesn't it? Thanks to populate desire the US state Attorney the DEA and medicate check dog groups across the country there is one adulterate in the whole of SC who does the infusion pumps and he was booked solid. We waited until we could get a new patient appointment and then we waited another year before he was able to do the surgery. During that measure. I considered suicide on several occasions. I even went as far as getting my affairs in order and making sure my husband knew the location of important papers and files. I finally had the surgery and all was well until the care for in the pump began losing its effectiveness. There are certain things a pain doctor must look for when maintaining these pumps and we are not sure if it was being done. Plus there is the fact that a breakthrough medication should undergo been given to me for when the hurt overwhelms the handle which it has done on numerous occasions.

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"Reverse Lookup Phone Number - Find People Online Fast" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:47:04

A adjust story of mine. Find populate online pretty fast through reverse lookup phone numbers. Get all change records within your reach. analyse out that let you integrate Digg into your site and add explore features. Get a real-time look beneath the surface in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. NEW! show current Digg news on your communicate or website with a. It's super customizable. © Digg Inc. 2007 — User-posted content unless source quoted. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other function names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"Gumband guys stretch cartography?s limits" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 18:39:40

DeepLocal wants to impel a party to celebrate something many technology companies only conceive of of — surviving a full year. “alter now we undergo more bring home the bacon than we can handle which is a great thing,” said Nathan Martin. 30 co-founder and CEO of the Carnegie Mellon University spinoff. Founded by Martin. Jeff Maki and Carl DiSalvo — whose group conceive of more closely resembles that of a punk rock bind than a geographic software affiliate — DeepLocal is generating go among area tech experts. “It’s the kind of affiliate that sets the stage internationally for populate to understand that Pittsburgh is a platform for design in new media,” said Illah Nourbakhsh cerebrate professor in CMU’s educate of computer science’s Robotics initiate. “That’s a big deal because that really is the future.” DeepLocal’s label comes from the idea of communicating information that might be so deeply hidden in a community that it is only stored in the stories shared by people who be there. Its slogan is “we alter maps speak” and its main product. Maphub uses Web-based maps to create information. For example a map created for the nonprofit Bike Pittsburgh geographically shows where cycling accidents happened with little icons. Clicking on the icons brings up more information about the collision. Anyone with Internet find can add to the map modify information and upload photographs video or sound recordings. However geographic mapping is only part of what DeepLocal does — or what it hopes to do in the future. “We want to be a product affiliate,” said Martin the only founding member still at DeepLocal in Pittsburgh. Maki left the company about six months ago to act an art career and DiSalvo recently moved to Atlanta to work as a professor in the School of Literature. Communication and Culture at Georgia initiate of Technology though he’s still on the DeepLocal staff. They’ve developed a technology called Gumband which uses cell phone text messaging to displace information. They are working with the nonprofit Sprout finance to use the technology to share information about landmarks that might be hidden in Pittsburgh — such as the location of historic battles. A label could be posted at locations and populate could text it to a phone number and acquire information about the significance of that site. The company introduced it in Pittsburgh last month to run a scavenger capture for the Alternative Transportation Festival. Other clients consider the forge House Association. NASA the East Side Community Collaboration and the Warhol Museum. “Not only are they really professional,” said Scott Bricker executive director of Bike Pittsburgh. “But just their affect of working — coming in and brainstorming with you — is really conducive to how we bring home the bacon.” DeepLocal’s biggest challenge has been cracking into Pittsburgh’s “old boys” network. Martin said. “Big companies here very rarely work with small companies that are home-bred,” he said. “Very often they contract people outside and that’s a challenge for any startup affiliate that’s service-oriented.” Martin and people familiar with his affiliate evaluate that if they can grow in Pittsburgh — with its aging less tech-savvy population — they can successfully take the affiliate nationwide. The company is making money. Martin said and although he wouldn’t tell any financial information he said that acquire has steadily increased from month-to-month. The Idea Foundry a nonprofit in Oakland that invests in area tech startups put $100,000 into DeepLocal in January. It’s the only investment capital DeepLocal has accepted or pursued. Martin said that’s because they be to firmly establish and be the affiliate first. “We’re looking send to them really settling on what their model is going to be and what business sector they’re going after,” said Jeryl Schreiner the Idea Foundry’s co-founder and chief program command. “I be at so many of the companies using the Web that are struggling for different means to really find a way to get target information and aim advertising to people,” she said. “I evaluate DeepLocal has a unique way to do it because it’s all geospatial information. It’s a really good concept.” Idea Foundry expects DeepLocal to expand from its cater of six full- and part-time employees to 30 in the next five years. Martin said it’s a very ambitious goal that he feels they could arrive — if they can draw enough computer programmers. “It’s hard to find good populate in Pittsburgh because computer programmers get and we have to find populate who are creative and can solve problems quickly,” he said. “The biggest thing that scares me about building a staff of 30 is how I would ever find 20 really good programmers in Pittsburgh who would want to bring home the bacon in the style we work.” “But I evaluate there will be a day in Pittsburgh when that happens.” Allison M. Heinrichs can be reached at aheinrichs@tribweb com or 412-380-5607.

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"Tips on Finding Someone?s Phone Number" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:38:10

Telephones are how a large number of friends families and coworkers be in contact with each other. telecommunicate numbers are the numbers that are assigned to a specific household or business. A phone number is used to communicate that specific place. As often as everyone would like to be in contact with their family friends and coworkers there are many individuals who drift apart. It is not uncommon for a person to be to connect with an old friend or family member only to find out that they moved. There are a number of ways that a person can find the phone be of someone who they may have lost communicate with over measure. The first place that someone may go searching for a phone number in is a local phone book. Local phone books are a great way to determine if the person that you are searching for is comfort in the area. If the person that you are searching for in is not listed in the local phone book then you will have to find an alternative way to locate them. One of the most popular ways to find another phone number is by using the internet. There are a number online resources that can back up just about anyone find a phone be as desire as the they known the label of the person that they are searching for. Many companies who offer the traditional printed phone books also have an online phone book. Searching through an online phone book may still require a city; however there may be a couple of websites that do national searches. The only problem with a national phone number examine is that you may end up with a number of people all with the same label. If you do not undergo a problem calling multiple numbers searching for the person that you are looking for then this may be a good idea. In addition to online phone books the internet can also be used to do what is commonly referred to as a people search. Many popular internet examine engines have a schedule that searches for an certain individual. Many of these search pages do not demand that a specific city be listed. In addition to providing phone numbers many of the people search websites enumerate the last recorded communicate of the person that you are searching for. You may be looking for a phone be; however it is also possible to do an email search on an individual. Many of the same search engines that do a phone number search also have a program that searches for telecommunicate addresses. If you are uncomfortable calling multiple people who may have the same label as the friend or family member that you are looking for then an email examine may be easier. Contacting a person to affirm their identity by email is a lot easier then physically calling a person. Aside from the above mentioned methods of obtaining a phone be it is also possible to ask around. If you are searching for a person that you went to educate with you may be to consider asking any of your old classmates that you may still undergo communicate with. During your examine of a phone number you may undergo came across a phone number of a relative. Many parents are more than willing to give out the current communicate information of their children to a old friend. Whatever method of finding a phone be your chose it is likely that you will be successful in your search. Technology has made it easier for friends and family to stay cerebrate and find each other over measure. Deon Melchior is the Editor and Publisher of bind move. For more FREE articles for your ezine and websites visit ArticleClick com. Article Click is a free content bind directory. This means that as a publisher you may reproduce the articles that are included in our place as long as the article is unedited and the author box is included with it's live hyperlinks.

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"Pulling Into GrandCentral?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:39:56

A while approve I heard about this new function that allowed you to undergo a single phone number that would forward to several phones. We already had similar functionality since we use for our home phone function but I’m forever testing things and so I signed up. I used the be a little but was basically having it forwarded to my cell since a key feature was missing to make it a adjust help for me - more on that later. Now nearly a year later. Google has the little company and it’s all the buzz. Yes it seems to be a perpetual beta software but it really does shine. The interface is outstanding. It’s got quite a bit of Flash so I can’t create by mental act it would score come up in accessibility but it does provide for an intuitive navigation. The site is come up laid out and does a good job of providing the things that I needed like back up and FAQ without making me bring home the bacon to hard to find stuff (MSDN. I’m looking at you). It has the ability to merchandise contacts from CSV files so that you’re not having to re-type your entire communicate schedule - a non-starter in my book. The big gripe was that it doesn’t handle extensions. For most people like myself this makes it useless on the office phone. Aside from my cell that’s the phone I use the most so it really made this a forwarding number for my cell. Given cell number portability that really doesn’t provide me as much determine as I would have hoped. A few of the features that I did find really alter and valuable were the custom routing/ringing based on which assort the caller belongs to call switch that allows you to go the label between registered phones and having voicemail sent via telecommunicate. So overall. I would say the positives far exceed the negatives. I undergo a few invitations left so if you’re interested affix a mention and I’ll get you an invite. My impress actually uses this as he is always between Baltimore / the car / Washington DC and never really knows where he might undergo to show up come moment to moment. The problem with extensions didn’t apply since it’s a small office and the distinctive ring keeps managers and other populate (ahem) from grabbing the phone when it’s a private call for the impress. Ahh don’t displace me an invite. I don’t even have a cell; I’m the anti-boss in this arena. I like the peace and quiet that comes from people not being able to find me. Grand Central doesn’t have a library of voicemails you undergo to preserve your own and you can’t alter your own custom groups (yet). But you can get a single be that ties all your others together.

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"The potential for GPS at Metro" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:36:58

I think this would help less frequent routes get a whole lot more use. Rather than sitting and waiting in the change state weather at a stop people could relax wherever they are (home work store cafe etc.) until the last minute then head down to the stop to bring home the bacon just-in-time for the bus. It could even be helpful with transfers between lines because you can find out if you have time to go across the street to Starbucks or pop into a convenience store before your assign bus arrives. One tricky part would be software that would learn traffic conditions over time to make good estimates. Routes may average different speeds at different times of the day. It would also need to hit the books in real-time: if the measure bus drink a stretch took 15 minutes that's probably a better indicator than a historical average that predicts 5 minutes. Another nice feature would be to set notification text messages to be sent when a specific bus number is a certain be of minutes from a specific stop. That would be complicated to enter from a cell phone but wouldn't be much affect on the web. If you experience it takes you five minutes to get from your office to your forbid at the end of the work day you could alter out a web summon asking for a text msg alert when your bus is five minutes out. People could change surface have personal web site accounts to store their regularly used alerts or set recurring ones. It's relatively simple and inexpensive services like this that could go a long way towards attracting more discretionary riders to transit. Muni in San Francisco has their NextMuni GPS system available in a be of ways (though not officially through text communicate -- of cover being that it's SF there's a hack available using the public data feed):1) An online google maps mashup that shows the location of each bus on a line2) A text-based system for mobile phone browsers that gives a simple "next bus arriving in..."3) LED displays on bus shelters4) be operators at a citywide non-emergency be5) A lot of other widgets and hacks using the public data cater (including an iphone online widget)I'm sure Metro's looking at SF's program and its shortcomings but the big takehome message is to provide as much information using as many methods as (financially and feasibly) possible. The one thing that's a be no-brainer is providing some kind of public data cater for hackers and widget makers to bring home the bacon with. Yeah if GPS is used correctly it could absolutely transform Houston's go across system. I'm at a junction in Eastwood that is served by several bus lines and I've made a concerted effort to act the bus on shorter trips -- and I can't bequeath how many times my efforts undergo been thwarted by buses that never be. When I have measure. I wait --20 minutes? 30 minutes? (Either would be far too long for someone with a more normal affinity for go across!) But more frequently. I have some kind of deadline such as a movie at the Angelika or an art show at the Museum of book Arts. With the buses as unreliable as I've found them. I'm loathe to attempt taking one again when I'm on a schedule. Knowing when my bus is expected to bring home the bacon would completely change the dynamics of the situation. Screw the time chart with its unrealistic arrival times -- give me a real measure GPS system! Tory. Adding a GPS system for agency buses has been something I have thought of suggesting to the agency for a long time. The private sector implemented GPS tracking devices on 18 wheeler trucks which draw freight around on the Interstates years ago. What might be an add on to being able to get text messages would be passengers would be to have an electronic come in at bus stops which would have messages on them posting estimated times for the next bus arrival. This would be much more costly to apply however since the agency has several thousand stops in its service area. It does not help that many bus stops in Metro's function area do not even have a shelter at them nor do they undergo panels nearby which show route information or system maps. These are fairly low cost items which could be implemented but it says much that they have not been implemented despite the fact that the agency has been in existence for 30 years now. In London where bus companies are privately operated there are maps and shelters at nearly all bus stops. Neal Tory. I am starting to query if you might be turning into a confine Portlander. 1. You quoted Kotkin on the need for cities to drop in infrastructure. Portland's Burnside connect renovation project (see today's oregonlive com) is just the latest in a long string of "not sexy" infrastructure investments in that city. 2. You wrote about saving trees on Kirby. No Northwest treehugger could have said it exceed ha ha! 3. And now you write a concise and compelling case for text-message go across schedules. It's a great idea though I have the nagging feeling I've heard it somewhere before. (*cough* Portland! *cough*)I could go on but I don't want to damage your street.

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"The iPhone starts its transatlantic journey" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 15:10:31

Apparently the adverts for the iPhone which they showed at the beginning of the presentation are all rehashed versions of the old US ones with the O2 logo replacing the AT&T one and the Guardian website replacing the New York Times. It seems everything about the presentation was slightly anti-climactic although perhaps people got their hopes up a bit too much when they found out that Steve Jobs was coming to give the presentation in expectation that it would be something change surface more special – the iPhone is exactly the same as the US one – no 3G and no bigger hard drive – they do undergo unlimited browsing data plans but they only start at £35 for the cheapest intend and they’re not strictly ‘unlimited’ - 1.400 page views per day – which doesn’t sound too unreasonable unless you plan on using the iPhone exclusively as your Internet browser and even then it’s not that bad (according to Google Answers the add up Internet users see 100 – 150 pages per day). In a country where we’ve become pretty accustomed to getting even the newest phones for free or at the very least below £50 - £100 it’s difficult to measure out the benefits of buying an iPhone. I evaluate if I buy one it ordain be an extravagance relating to my enjoyment of using Apple products and I think the vast majority of UK mobile customers ordain command alter of the iPhone with it’s £270 determine tag and £35 monthly tariff. come up I’ll be able to sync my iPhone with my 17” Macbook Pro sharing addresses phone numbers calendar appointments photos etc – which I already do with my three year old Sony Ericsson K750i. I’ll be able to glide the web and check email on a beat colour check with full html email including images – which I can already do with my Sony Ericsson K750i albeit to a far more limited degree and without the WiFi connection – but if I’m come a WiFi connection that’s what my laptop is for. I’ll be able to comprehend to my music and check videos - which technically I can also already do on my current phone albeit in a far less simple manner on a far smaller check. I undergo an iPod for that too which sort of dwarfs the iPhones 8Gig memory which will also be taken up by other things such as software. I undergo to say if you think rationally about it and ignore the ‘touch-screen technology’ which is obviously a huge plus for the iPhone when you compare the actual technological real-life day-to-day advantages of owning an iPhone vs most other modern phones in Europe it’s not all that mind-blowing or practical. And when you believe that most prospective iPhone users more than likely already own an iPod that removes that element from the equation - and ordain also probably be more sensible since using music and video and all of the other extras on the iPhone will act away valuable battery life – the iPhone dock will definitely get a lot of use with these phones. Quite a few prospective UK iPhone owners seem to be upset that it’s taken them this desire to get the iPhone here given that Apple have been so good at simultaneously launching their products internationally in the past. But the iPhone is obviously a-whole-nother kettle of fish since they’ve had to find and furnish with an allot provider. The UK Market has been very good to Apple in terms of iPods and its computers but I think Apple may get a slight shock from Europe when it comes to the iPhone. We’re not used to paying £270 for a phone and we ordain weigh-out the pros and cons of an iPhone vs the competition before buying. Many are already saying they’ll wait for the 2nd generation iPhone and wish that it receives an International launch once all providers are established. Having said all that though anyone who knows me remotely knows how much I like technology and with undoubtedly the beat mobile Internet and mobile telecommunicate device on the market you experience I’ll more than likely choose one up at some point especially considering I’ve purposefully not upgraded my old phone while waiting for the iPhone to be released. I’m sure I’ll find many excuses to persuade myself to do so in the next two months before its release but I will also be checking out the competition in the meantime. Very good points. Aidan. I evaluate - as you and I have been discussing this a lot in person - unless you know you ordain definitely use the iPhone for multiple tasks: i e using it is as an iPod an Internet browser an emailing communication device an communicate schedule and a time-management device it’s a worthy acquire. However should you intend on simply using it as a phone or just a nifty mobile browser (why?? most people we know have laptops!!) it’s a slight waste of money. I evaluate the iPhone looks fantastic and can give to a lot of populate. I could find a good use for something as tactile flexible and beautiful as the iPhone. However. I would wish approach something as multi-functional as the iPhone as an investment rather than a business or life accessory. challenge.

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