Taken in San Francisco, California by Dawn Endico”Queen Mary 2 passes under the Golden Gate Bridge.I counted 42 private craft in this shot. They are just a tiny fraction of all the boats that came to greet the Queen Mary.
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Taken in Modave, Liege by Jucanils
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[Via Engadget]: Nokia are really starting to push into this integrated GPS, phone market (and by push I kind of mean create) dropping a new S60 smartphone on us with GPS, AGPS (assisted GPS) and other wizzy phone stuff (2 megapixel camera).Don’t know if it does geotagging out of the box, but I’m starting to think of these things as low megapixel GPS cameras with phones built in.Here’s a quick list extract extracted from the do-hicky-thing thing…Key features of the Nokia 6110 Navigator include:- Fully integrated GPS Navigation with one touch Navigator key- Local map pre-installed on the memory card for immediate navigation- HSDPA for fast web browsing and downloading- WCDMA 2100 HSDPA, GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900- 2 megapixel camera with integrated flash, 4x digital zoom and panorama mode- Real-time video sharing and video calling- ~40 MB free internal memory- Support of microSD memory card up to 2 GB The Nokia 6110 Navigator phone offers a talk-time of up to 3.5 h (GSM) and 2.5 h (WCDMA), and a standby time of up to 11 days (GSM and WCDMA).Aaron, where’s ours? (always find it best to do in-office communication via RSS).
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I’m fiddling with the blogs templates at the moment, there’s a good chance things will looks horribly broken until I’m done.Still haven’t figured out a good way to try out changes without messing up the main site, without a load of tricky backing up and restoring on a separate site. Unless anyone has any great ideas on how to do that.Thanks.
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I’m totally digging this variation by Michael on the 897 Blogger Template that puts a Google Map in the header.Michael travelled round New Zealand on a Harley Davidson Softail with an logging locations, photo’s and details, throwing the results onto his blog. The header is a great way to link them up and get an overview.I’d like to see it taken a step further with mini maps for each blog post and maybe a KML file so we could see the whole journey on Google Earth.Being geobloggers.com thought it was about time to actually link some geobloggers.
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dcist has a post up today called Fast Track To Nowhere, in which it talks about Surveillance cameras in DC. The bit that caught my eye was of course …Image by Flickr user takomabibelot, used under a Creative Commons license.
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For some obscure reason I expect the GPS unit to mount just like any other device and then be able to browse it for tracks, waypoints and what-not…. More work was needed, here’s the ingredients I had to work with.Ingredients:Mac PowerBook G4, (1.67 Ghz PowerPC)Mac OS X 10.4.8Garmin eTrex (Yellow!)Serial-USB cable.
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imified seems to nearly have all the answers.

So far I’ve set it up to point to my Remember The Milk account and now I can step through a set of menus to View task lists, add to task lists and view task lists. Unfortunately you can’t chain commands together to do everything in one message, which keeps it just out of reach Quicksilver.Interestingly you can also use it to post to a blog, I’m testing that Right Now
