June 2005

Google API ideas

In case you haven’t heard yet, the Google Maps API has been made public.  This opens up their mappping capabilities to more developers without having to rely on the hacks and workarounds you may have seen earlier.  Here are my ideas for some useful applications: A map view of an address book type list.  It […]

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Bolivia’s latest crisis

I haven’t blogged about it this time, partially because my dad isn’t trapped there this time, but after another bouth of unrest, Bolivia is on its 3rd president in as many years (i think).  Populist political leaders have used the nationalization of the country’s natural gas industry to channel the dissatisfaction of ordinary Bolicians into

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MLS Roundup

Over at deseretnews.com, their Real Salt Lake correspondent had this to say about United after this week: "After stinking it up for most of the season, MLS defending champion D.C. United stepped it big time last week." This, from a guy who covers a team who’s only achievement this season looks to be setting the

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Digitally moved in

I’m back online!  We’ve been settling into the new house over the last two weeks.  Almost everything is unpacked and put away, although there’s lots of little stuff left to do like hang up pictures, organize books, finisih setting up the home theatre, and so on.  I’ve mowed the lawn twice now, thereby tripling my

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