With some of the projects we've got going on here at TBG, I've been thinking a lot about who should blog and how certain parties should open their blog to comments. When a friend of mine approached me asking for help setting up a classroom blog for a summer class he will be teaching,...
Continue ReadingFritz is one the Washington Post's hipsters who is tracking the social scene here in Washington, D.C. In the Going Out Gurus blog, he reports the closure of the lounge at the Hotel Helix, which has amassed a following since its opening in 2002. Sigh. However, according to The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, the paper will attempt to fill the gap created in the area's social scene by giving Washingtonians another place to meet up: ...
Continue ReadingI’d like to take a moment here and point out a nifty new feature on Google maps. Google just launched something called “My Maps”, which gives users the ability to create their own maps, adding their own personal landmarks, lines, and shapes. You can keep your maps private, or make them available to the public via Google Earth and local searches....
Continue ReadingWe've all seen them: websites that are part of our daily web-surfing routines that have less-than-stellar layouts, designs, or functionality. Sites like this really get on my nerves, as they often have key information that I can't find elsewhere, so I am forced to look at them on a regular basis. ...
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Well, this is not what I expected to see, or watch, or have my browser crash from.
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The exploratory site was pretty presentable. Not much to it,...
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