+Those paying attention to the sidebar may have noticed a few things lately. By request I’ve added a subscribe by e-mail feature for those who wish to receive my updates by timely e-mail. Powered by some guys name FeedBlitz. And no neither I nor them will do anything nefarious with your e-mail. Personally I’d argue you’d all be better off just getting on the bloglines wagon for your substitutions, but apparently, some people are still hooked on e-mail even in this day and age.
+I’m also playing with a location gadget on the sidebar inspired by plazes. Plazes is the web2.0 firm that lets you do handy things like… automagically geotag your eggs benedict. For anyone curious it’ll help you follow a track what city/country I’m in at the moment. But not without a little manual hacking of the XML source feed. Colleague Jevon calls this “early adopter behaviour”.
+Hmmm, plazes, feedblitz. In web2.0 naming conventions, it appears “z” is the new “r”. Can’t wait for someone to use both, maybe throw in a leading “i” as well? Sigh, seems that in a few years the only fresh domains still freely available could well be entirely spelled in some bastardized h4x0r argot.
+If you’re schedules not full yet this week, remember tonight is DemoCamp #7 (wow) and this friday CaseCamp 2.1 (yay!).
+As for an update on the Enterprise2.0 meetup last week. It was good! and there’s so much more to talk about so we’ll be doing another, larger event later in July (I’m angling for the week of the 17th)
+Further to my intermitent and arguably quixotic quest to champion the med/longtail of quality content… Saw these were playing recently, best two films I’ve seen in years. both intense, laser-smart and at moments deadpan yet wildly hillarious (if that’s how you like them, run don’t walk)
* Brick – trailer
* [Sympathy for] Lady vengance – trailer
+And lastly just back from a downing some refreshing barium milkshakes for breakfast this morning. extra large, slight banana-ish flavour with a little radiation on the side. mmm. Does Web2.0 actually give you ulcers? We shall see. (heart attacks though, are certainly a known hazard)