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By far, the coolest thing in Mac’s OS X 10.5 (Leopard) is the integration between Mail.app and iCal.app, the natural language understanding of dates, times, and locations that merges the two.
When I get an email with a date in it, I can mouse over the the event’s date information (even if it’s the word “tomorrow”), [...]

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Because writing comes rather naturally for me, my time spent blogging is roughly cut up into these chunks:

50% - Writing the article
15% - Hunting down supporting links
10% - Hunting down a suitable header image
25% - Final editing

Today, I stumbled upon a product which promises to make the tediousness of steps 2 & 3 [...]

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I have to say, of all the pointless things ValleyWag has done, this tops it.

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Recently I jailbroke my iPhone using ZiPhone.org’s awesome software. I installed a few apps and have been asking my friends which apps are the best to install as well. Instead of asking everyone a bunch of times, however, I figured it would be a lot easier to have folks add their list of apps on [...]

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I’ve written about the flash-mobby nature of Twitter before. I think it’s important to note that these types of event are happening more and more frequently and with more and more ease.
Nonetheless, Twitter’s not the ideal tool for planning regular meetings — Meetup is by far the best tool for the job.
What about that birthday [...]

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Happy Easter everyone.
Usually, I’d be back in Ohio at my maternal grandmother’s house. This year I’m in New York (going back for my little brother’s play in early April).
For now, enjoy this video from iJustine. She made a BricaBox egg! (minute 1:37)
Thanks Justine!

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How can I make this blog better, besides following Gary Vaynerchuk’s 80/20 rule (go read that!)?
How can innonate improve?
Please comment below:

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According to Mike Arrington, there’s going to be huge consolidation in the professional bloggosphere, he wants to be a part of it. Oh, and because there will be consolidation and he wants to be part of it, he also wants folks like Alley Insider and PaidContent to stop raising money.
Hmmmm.
Never mind the fact that Arrington’s [...]

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From the folks who brought you stu.dicio.us, you can now track and project spending using SumApp.
I’ve played around with SumApp this morning and it’s truly just a light-weight tool… but for some folks light-weight is exactly what they need.
While I’m not so keen on tracking personal expenses, I am keen on tracking business expenses and [...]

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See Jeremiah’s coverage of the lunch here (his photo above)
One of my favorite things to is show off the best of Silicon Alley to people visiting Silicon Valley - especially influential folks.
Today, I did just that, by having folks converge on Shake Shack in Madison Square Park for lunch with Forrester Researcher Jeremiah Owyang who [...]

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