Jackson Mississippi on Google Street View
Google announced yesterday that Jackson, MS is one of 37 new areas that have been added to their Street View Maps.
To celebrate Street View’s one year birthday, I am very happy to announce we are bringing Street View to 37 (you heard me - 37!) new areas and we have expanded coverage in 15 of our existing areas. All in all, this effectively doubles our coverage. Link : Street View turns 1, keeps on growing
Between this and the new Real Estate maps there is a lot to take in on Google Maps for the Jackson area. Now you can easily find Real Estate for sale and get an instant view of the street and neighborhood, all from the comfort of your computer.
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Tags: Google, Google Maps, Google Street View, Jackson, Mississippi Real Estate, Real EstateJune 11th, 2008 — By David — Filed under: Internet, Mississippi Comments (0)
USS Grunion
Now this is a great story, and we need more of this type of stuff in the news.
Seems that the team led by John and Frank Abele have located the USS Grunion which disappeared in July of 1942. Their father Mannert L Abele was the commander of this sub.
They have a website and blog documenting their work. The last post is Status Report August 24th #2 and has some great photos they uploaded to Picasa.
August 24th, 2007 — By David — Filed under: Internet, News, Ramble On Comments (1)
Movies On The Internet
Since the temperature outside is holding around 100 during the day, I think tomorrow I will research the best way to watch movies on the Internet. I have seen a lot of information for free movies on the Internet and I just wonder how many of those are legal and easily accessible?
I spend more time on the computer than in front of a television so watching movies on the Internet sounds like it might be a good option. I tend to watch old movies over and over while I work on the computer, it is probably just to have background noise, but I do enjoy a good old movie.
August 24th, 2007 — By David — Filed under: Internet, Movies, Ramble On, Television Comments (0)
Rupert Murdoch gets Dow Jones
This is the kind of news that makes me think I am really out of touch. Is it a big deal? It must be for $5 billion dollars, does it impact me, I don’t know.
If you read up on Rupert Murdoch you may or may not like what you learn. He sounds like a tyrant, but, at the same time I know I like some of the companies that he owns. So it is hard to say what the impact is. For a simple man like me I wonder what drives a 76 year old billionaire to continue buying up anything. You can’t take it with you, and you already have enough to leave your family so they can become the next batch of spoiled rich kids with no regards to working their way through things.
So why?
Is it just the game?
August 1st, 2007 — By David — Filed under: Internet, News, Ramble On Comments (1)
Recalls highlight the news today….
Seems it must be some kind of National Recall Week.
Toshiba, Easy Bake Ovens and Castleberry Chili are all reporting a recall on selected products.
Toshiba Recall :
Toshiba warns that even if you participated in the earlier battery swap back then, you still need to deal with this recall if you have one of the …
Source : PCWorld
Easy Bake Oven Recall :
Watch out if your kid has an Easy Bake Oven. For the second time in a year the toy is being recalled. The original recall was issued in February and since …
Source : InjuryBoard.com
Castleberry Chili Recall :
The company’s voluntary recall expansion includes 10-ounce cans of Castleberry’s Hot Dog Chili Sauce (UPC 3030000101) …
Source : Science Daily
July 19th, 2007 — By David — Filed under: Internet, News, Ramble On Comments (0)
Longest Day Of The Year
It is hard to believe we have reached this time of the year again. It is the official first day of summer, but I can tell you summer has been in full swing for several weeks where I live. I can always tell because there is a constant stream of young people in and out of the house.
I wonder if there has been any studies done on how the Summer Solstice affects Internet usage and Television watching, since the longest day of the year gives everyone more time to stay outside, remember outside?
June 21st, 2007 — By David — Filed under: Internet, News, Ramble On, Weather Comments (0)
Hillary Clinton
This hurts, really hurts, but, I have to give credit where credit is due.
It is obvious that Hillary Clinton learned some things from Bill. Former President Bill Clinton understood how to work a crowd and give a speech, and now Hillary shows the rest of the candidates how to connect with the new Internet generation. Her Soprano’s Spoof video was excellent and has certainly led to a lot of attention via the Internet.
Not sure that her selection of a Celine Dion tune was the right choice though.
June 20th, 2007 — By David — Filed under: Internet, Music, News, Politics, Ramble On Comments (0)
New Design
I finally settled on Bloglines for the Blogroll and Del.icio.us for my Links. I have been using Bloglines for over a year now as my main RSS Reader and have been extremely satisfied with it. I tired several other solutions but nothing gave me the ease of use and features that Bloglines offer.
Del.icio.us is rather new to me, but, a solution I have been needing for years. Social Bookmarking is clearly a step in the right direction for a Netizen.
Tags: Bloglines, Del.icio.us, Netizen, RSS, RSS ReaderOctober 26th, 2005 — By David — Filed under: Blogging, Internet, Ramble On Comments (0)
