I’m listening to a speaker from Hampton Roads Transit sing the praises of Google Transit. Last night, the folks from Alabama’s Homeland Security showed off Virtual Alabama, a statewide geospatial application built on Google Earth, which incorporated county data and aerial imagery with utility, law enforcement, school district and other data to create an […]
I am at the Government Leadership Summit today in Williamsburg, where I just moderated a panel on Intellipedia, a MediaWiki-based wiki that the us intell community is using to share data.
And as I type this on my Blackberry, folks from the Navy, State Department and GSA are talking about blogging. You wouldn’t […]
It’s been a while since I posted here, mostly because, well, hell, I’ve been busy.
But now, I have a Blackberry.
And those trapped moments are now bloggable.
Come sign up to help make Foosball Camp, the ad-hoc technology and web meet-up in Baltimore on December 8, 9, and 10, a reality, fellow Balti-bloggers.
I haven’t blogged much lately for a very specific reason–I’m now building blogs at work. The first of my efforts is here.
It’s less a pure blog and more of a mash-up of blog and aggregation portal. I’m using XSL transformations and RSS feeds to create a topical site that combines a regular blogger […]
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Sean Gallagher's personal weblog, photoblog, and laboratory for experimental metaphysics.
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