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  • Treo update

    I’m finally coming up for air after two weeks of being radio silent (or is that Radio silent?). First off – my Treo arrived and I’m in love. It’s exactly the device I was hoping for – and a lot of folks at work are quite jealous. Some items that make it particularly attractive for…

  • What he said!

    Blawg, the law blog – well it was bound to happen.  There is now a site called Blawg, which aspires to be “your source for law & legal-related weblogs.”  Looks pretty slick, and even has a definition of the term “blawg.”  But I didn’t see any attribution for the origins of that term.  Unless I…

  • Emperor, Shedding Clothes?

    From The Economist: America’s policy towards Iraq seems confused and towards North Korea seems erratic. Is the Bush administration’s diplomacy doomed? … Mr Bush’s post-September 11th foreign policy, apparently so robust, will continue to be assailed by doubts, fears and details. Perhaps most important of all for Mr Bush, doubts about war with Iraq seem…

  • WhoWas

    WhoWas. Simply brilliant. Why didn’t I think of that? From the Trademark Blog: Whois, Who Was, and Who Will Be. … Which brings me to today’s topic: market solutions for regulatory short-coming.  Snapnames (provider of SnapBack name “back order” services and whose State of the Domain reports I have praised previously), and Dialog (a Thomson…

  • Don’t Mix Shoes, Batteries, a Power Strip and Cracklin’ Oat Bran

    From CNN.com, the latest tale of complete idiots cluttering the skies: WASHINGTON (CNN) — A Maine couple’s attempt to make a political statement by rigging up a fake bomb in their checked luggage led to their arrest, officials said Thursday. Paul Kenneth Donahue, 50, and Teresa Marie Wood, 46, had been scheduled to fly from…

  • I’m back

    Well, I’m not at 100% yet – Radio is still hiccupping on a few things – but it appears that I can once again publish to my site. I won’t go into all the details, but let’s just say that moving from one computer to another was not an entirely smooth process. On the plus…

  • Test post

    Test post.

  • Editing outlines on your Palm

    Back in May I asked for some folks to help me figure out a way to edit outlines on my Palm. One of Radio’s powerful features is its built-in outliner – a simple but effective tool for hierarchically ordering information. It stores all outlines in its own file format, called OPML (more on OPML here).…

  • Editing Radio Outlines on Your Palm

    Thanks to my new Treo, info on my PDA is always close by. I’m increasingly reliant on outlines as a way to organize info, collect thoughts, etc. But one limitation was that I couldn’t edit the outlines on my Palm. When the Treo arrived, I put a little effort into trying to fix that. You…

  • Connecting Radio Outlines to Your Palm

    Back in May I asked for some folks to help me figure out a way to edit outlines on my Palm. One of Radio’s powerful features is its built-in outliner – a simple but effective tool for hierarchically ordering information. It stores all outlines in its own file format, called OPML (more on OPML here).…