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BirthdayBirthdayBirthday 04/09/2004 04:02 PM Happy Birthday to me! Happy Birthday to Josh Lucas! Happy Birthday to Nicholas Riley! This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)BirthdayGrok Headline matches for BirthdayThe day after my birthdayThe day after my birthday 02/01/2005 08:42 PM My brother sent me this...... A chipper young feller named Marc It's your birthday!It's your birthday! 03/15/2003 10:45 AM Happy Birthday to the greatest girl geek alive...Megan Morrone! Best of luck with your pregnancy!... happy birthday, camhappy birthday, cam 04/14/2004 02:41 PM gotta give it up for one of the OG bloggers Happy Birthday DadHappy Birthday Dad 12/30/2003 12:08 AM Awoke this morning to the year's first dusting of snow on the ground and a bit more of it floating in the air. I'm in the kitchen with four kids: two are my own and the other two are neighbourhood strays belonging, I believe, to the Lantz clan. I am brewing up a round of the foamy hot chocolate I make with the espresso machine and for which I'm enjoying a small degree of fame among the local 3-6 year old set. I have Tom Waits' Pony blaring on the stereo and we're embroiled in a bitter debate about whether... Happy Birthday, Mac!Happy Birthday, Mac! 12/15/2003 09:20 PM It ought to be dead by now, beset by time and big competitors. Be grateful it isn't. By Quentin Hardy (Forbes via MyAppleMenu) Birthday Reminder 1.0.2Birthday Reminder 1.0.2 12/19/2003 10:03 PM An easy to use, yet powerful, birthday management application to remind you of upcoming birthdays. Happy Birthday, D&DHappy Birthday, D&D 08/19/2004 11:42 AM BoingBoing reader Ateo says: Dungeons & Dragons turns 30 this year and tonight is the start of GenCon too. NPR did a story, and Gamespy is doing tons of articles on the history of the game this week as well.Link to the official D&D site Rat Birthday CakeRat Birthday Cake 02/07/2005 01:28 AM craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=24412.0 Birthday wish listBirthday wish list 01/16/2004 11:28 AM Every year I wait till my brithday to make wishes and predictions. Here we go. 1. That the PeopleAggregator get back up and running - so everyone can enjoy what Eric Sigler has been up to. FOAF is definitely the format for interchange of digital IDs and beating on FOAF, pushing the rdf folks to do the right thing and bringing FOAF into the mainstream - is one of my goals for 2004! So GO ERIC GO! 2. The great work that Joi, Weinberger, Doc, the Dean Campaign and all the Emergent Democracy folks have been doing - to help move this world forward. I burned out on politics early - as my father is a politician. Don't get me started! My grandfather was a famous American Communist. So I leave it to you folks to change the world. me - I'm just a micro-content, new kind of tools, open standards, make up for my last company (which has locked people into propreitary standard) kind of guy. 3. That folks would grok and adopt Matt Mower and Paolo Valdemarin's k-collector and W4 technology. Turn knowledge management into a good thing (from it's nebulous current state!) Everything should have a topic attached to it! See - I didn't even use the terms ontology, semantic web or meta-data! 4. Marc Barrot's WebOutliner rocks and I hope that this is the year it gets out there as well. Everyone should have their own on-line outliner baked into their app and/or service. Long live OPML! And thanks to Danny Goodman, Doug Baron and Paolo for helping! 5. It looks like 2004 is the year that I'll get to show the world what I mean by 'new kinds of tools'. Let's just leave it at that - for now. Needless to say I'm excited! 6. OpenReviews - this is something that is gonna happen this year - as well. No longer will our opnions be locked up into Data Silos. Folks - if you think blogging is big - wait till you see how big OpenReviews will be! Notice how I don't have a page to link to for this idea. I've been leaving the leadership mantle open on this one - as I've got just too much work to do. I tried to get Seb Paquest to lead it. Before that Noah Glass. Maybe this year - someone will step up to the plate and take off - building up the alliances, technology and marketing poop needed to launch YET ANOTHER open standard. Wait! I know - maybe Clay Shirky should do it! 7. There will be a number of examples of how to take social networking to the next stage this year. Hopefully Tony Perkin's Alwa ysOn-Network will be one of the first. I helped. 8. I can feel it in my bones that this is teh year that digital lifestyle aggregators will make their debut. No - it won't be from Apple or Microsoft - though they're the ultimate competitors. 9. This is also the year for Laszlo and rich media platforms. I can't wait for them to kick ass and stomp all over my former company. From the moment I heard about and saw HTML, I knew we had to move beyond that. Go bless multimedia. God bless object-oriented client side systems that bring us forward. Hopefully you folks will all have SoundBlox, PhotoBlox or ReviewBlox modules in your blog gutters by this time next year. 10. And let's not forget ThreadsML, Open Calendar events, Recipes and Resumes. There are so many open standards to develop - hopefully ATOM will get us closed to doing that, while bending over backwards and simplfying everything - to fit into the RSS 2.0 envelope - as well. And to you all - a good night. Happy Birthday To UsHappy Birthday To Us 06/02/2004 11:39 AM Birthday giftsBirthday gifts 04/09/2004 04:02 PM On birthdays I like to give a gift. If I had a new beta of NetNewsWire to post, I would, but it’s not quite there yet. Instead I’ll just tell you a little about it. After doing an upgrade just about every month last year, we needed to take a little longer to do a bigger upgrade, to add a bunch of new features. I’m not going to tell you about all the new features today, but I will talk about two of them. (There are many more... this just scratches the surface.) Browsing in place
This is perhaps the most-requested feature, the ability to view pages
directly in NetNewsWire. Weblog editor overhaulThe new weblog editor is a 99% re-do. The user interface has been completely redesigned, and most of the under-the-hood code has been rewritten.There are several goals: 1. Make the weblog editor easier to use and, at the same time, more powerful, with a more intuitive and more aesthetic interface. 2. Fix bugs (things like categories not always showing up). 3. Support more of the special features of various weblog systems (things like image uploading, support for Movable Type and TypePad keywords, etc.). 4. Make the text editor itself more powerful. 5. Add some other new features which I’m going to leave as a surprise for now. Anyway...
Add Birthday to iCal 1.0Add Birthday to iCal 1.0 05/12/2004 09:46 AM Add Birthday to iCal is an AppleScript that allows a person to add an iCal event from within the Address Book application. It is named simply "Add Birthday to iCal". Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday! 03/11/2003 09:44 AM Happy birthday from me and Sheila to Rob McNair-Huff, the man behind the curtain at Mac Net Journal. Happy Birthday! Happy Fifth Birthday to XMLHappy Fifth Birthday to XML 02/09/2003 07:55 PM 10 February 2003: Celebrate the fifth birthday of the Extensible Markup Language (XML), first published as a W3C Recommendation on 10 February 1998. Visit the XML home page. Read about XML's growth in this article by Dave Hollander and C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, participants in the W3C XML Working Group who wrote the original twenty-five page XML specification. The authors believe, "Just as interchangeable parts drove the Industrial Age, reusable information powers the Information Age." (News archive) Happy birthday Rob!Happy birthday Rob! 03/13/2003 10:22 AM Rob McNair-Huff, of Mac Net Journal: "I don't expect to do a lot of updates to MNJ today. I'm home, taking it easy while the rain falls outside, and marking my turning 36 today. Oh, and playing with my spendy new PowerBook!" Happy birthday Rob! Only 36 - I look back on my thirties as the good ol' days. Enjoy! Happy Birthday to Dan!Happy Birthday to Dan! 03/11/2003 09:44 AM Happy Birthday to Dan Shafer! I’ve met Dan a couple times. Not often enough. Of course I subscribe to his weblog. Happy BirthdayHappy Birthday 07/08/2004 02:00 PM A 4 megapixel birthday!A 4 megapixel birthday! 07/07/2004 12:53 PM Guess I should have posted a while ago about my birthday - June 20th. Really I guess I should have... 3G's Birthday In UK3G's Birthday In UK 03/08/2004 11:21 PM 3G Mar 8 2004 4:33PM GMT Birthday Party !!!Birthday Party !!! 10/29/2003 12:13 AM Since it's my 25th birtday the 15th of June, I'm throwing a party friday the 13th of June, in lack of a better date to celebrate, and Saturday beeing completely filled up with Norwegian Wood. The party starts around sevenish,... BBC Two celebrates 40th birthdayBBC Two celebrates 40th birthday 04/20/2004 02:58 AM BBC Two marks 40 years of broadcasting to the nation since its 1964 launch, with the show Playschool. "Glenn's birthday today""Glenn's birthday today" 08/28/2004 08:35 PM iTunes celebrates first birthdayiTunes celebrates first birthday 04/28/2004 05:26 PM Sympatico Apr 28 2004 9:27PM GMT Happy Birthday, OrangeHappy Birthday, Orange 04/27/2004 08:03 PM Ten years ago today... Happy birthday, the internetHappy birthday, the internet 09/01/2004 07:56 AM Turns 35, books botox appointment Happy 6th Birthday Google!Happy 6th Birthday Google! 09/07/2004 03:54 PM Search Engine Lowdown Sep 7 2004 8:26PM GMT Mac OSX Tiger: It's your birthday, get
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