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This is a test post. Testing to see how this renders content, and how the content is exposed to other content consumers.

The summer has flown past, vacations have gone, and now it is time to get back down to some serious business. Started a new project on Monday, and it looks like I will be spending some quality time out here … Continue reading →

Using the Make Search Bookmarklet Tool at Bookmarklets.com, I quickly put together a Feedster Search bookmarklet. Highlight some text on a webpage, then click on the Bookmarklet. Your browser will go to Feedster.com and automatically run a search with the … Continue reading →

I’ve just realized that it has been 4 months, to the day, since I last posted to this blog. Now, some may put it down to laziness, lack of enthusiam, or the inability to muster together something interesting to talk … Continue reading →

Wishing you all a safe, healthy and prosperous 2004!

When I started this blog, I wanted it to be an outlet for my technology escapades, including coverage of the interesting topics that I encounter in and out of work. I can quite honestly say that this was not as … Continue reading →

I’ll be at HP World in Atlanta for the next few days. My employer, Envoy Technologies, has a booth in the Expo. If you’re in the neighborhood, pop along and say hello – we’ll be over at booth 237.

Just a quick note to say that I’m closely watching the progress of the Echo project. I’m interested to see what transpires from the discussions, especially from a content syndication perspective. Once the spec becomes formalized, I’ll look to include … Continue reading →

Moderately jet-lagged, and in liver-recovery mode, I’m back in the USA after spending the past week soaking up the culture of my home country. All-in-all, a great trip. Mixed in a combination of a good friend’s wedding, and a trip … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I sent Tim Bray an email following up on his post about gathering subscriber metrics from aggregator usage. I’ve attached a copy below to share my thoughts, and open them for discussion. I believe the whole area still needs … Continue reading →