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Google combines job listings from around the web, in a searchable, mappable, friendly Google interface
Archive for March, 2006
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very nice and simple
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NY Times throws some love in Gothamist’s direction
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Newsweek is officially on the Web 2.0 bandwagon… mark your calendars.
“[! There are some nice account manangement functions, and you can create 25 accounts for free. They even allow you to upload a custom logo in place of the standard _Gmail_ logo. Go “sign up”:https://www.google.com/hosted/.
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It has a very simple and limited usage: When you double click it, it will lock your computer. You will end up at login window, just as if you had used the fast user switching menu item.
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The MacBook Pro’s score for Photoshop performance beats every currently shipping PC laptop running on the identical Intel CoreDuo chip (only an Acer came close) from PC Magazine’s testing.
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“Sing” (the last track on sophomore release Yes, Virginia, out 4/18), may begin and end with profanity, but is completely heartfelt, and — get this — evokes no images of Weimar Germany!
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Show others what you’re reading, sorted by label…
but, no CSS styling of the javascript badges, (yet).Mihai of http://persistent.info/ showed me how.
My alma mater Boston University clinched the Hockey East Championship this past Saturday, winning in 2-1 OT against Boston College. Now, they’re off to the NCAA tournament, ranked #1 in the nation. They haven’t done that since 1997, when I was a sophomore, and had nothing better to do on Friday nights than go watch the games.
And, if that wasn’t enough, a guy who played on that 1997 team, Chris Drury, is captaining my hometown Buffalo Sabres this season. They’re near the top of the conference standings, and one of the most exciting young teams to watch. We’ve got seats at the Garden for Saturday night’s matchup with the Bruins.
BC sucks!
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Jacob Harris is a friend of ours from college - it sounds like he lost his star Talent…
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The best movie title of 2006… can’t wait to see Sam Jackson whoop some snake-ass. [via]
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I like the “mash of work” concept, and the photo treatments. It’s hard to do something original with Portfolio sites, and Rob succeeds.
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This certainly doesn’t help - it gives undeserved credibility to the anti-choice yahoos..
