Hi Andrew
I'm glad you have so much faith in the All Blacks! That's a good news story
even if the outcome from your perspective is bad and if the world is
watching rather than just the English/Irish/Welsh/Scottish then 'bad' is
relative...:) as is all the new interactive news and entertainment as i
Is there any word on when the weather feeds are being released?
I went to OpenTech 05, and I seem to recall it was happening "next
week"!
Oh, it's a long story - but I'm sorry it's been delayed and I'm hoping
we can get this out in the next 14 days or so.
Sorry for sending a chase but I'm v
Ppt = powerpoint (presentation).., a lovely MS product.
If you are on windows, you can get the viewer here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-
90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en if you dont have office.
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This may seem stupid - but user input on whether the story was positive
or negative, so say if the All Blacks win their next match against
England (which will happen), and your system rates it as awesome, say
people who have a membership can rate the news as bad and it will move
into that categ
At 15:37 + 11/11/05, Jeremy Stone wrote:
For some reason we've allowed Ben Metcalfe, our lovely colleague, out in
public again to speak at a Web 2.0 conference in Brighton.
http://www.clearleft.com/training/dconstruct.php
When Ben has recovered from seeing the sea again:
http://benmetcalfe.c
On 11/15/05, Ben Metcalfe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Would you be able to flesh out a little
> more about your aspirations for a "Google News" type proposition for it?
> That sounds really interesting too, but I'd love to hear your take on it
The Google News idea is more of a general layout idea
David Sargeant wrote:
Sounds good. You might need to save the kittens for me until Germany next
year...
'Save all your kittens for me' - sounds like a Brotherhood of Man mashup...
Coming back on-topic, how about using the convention of a + or - prefix
on your personalising keywords to indicat
Sounds good. You might need to save the kittens for me until Germany next
year...
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Looks really good Davy, fast and accurate - have you thought about doing
an RSS feed for it ? You could use the category element in the RSS spec
to define the mood, would be really useful. I know of a number of
tourist based websites that would like to push news out but are hesitant
since put
Be slightly tempted to then plumb that into a screensaver that shows you
pictures of your team's classic moments when they've won, and comforting
pictures of kittens when they're doing less well.
You know, to cheer you up, like...
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> Just added some personalisation features to Mood N
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