WISH 38: Favoritism
This is from the Game WISH page:
Do you (or your GM) “play favourites?” Do you feel you have to justify your answer? Do you have a horror story to share?
This is from the Game WISH page:
Do you (or your GM) “play favourites?” Do you feel you have to justify your answer? Do you have a horror story to share?
Ok, it’s not exactly my idea. In fact, it’s not really near my idea. Actually, my idea is completely different. But it looks a lot like my idea. Check out NewsGator, an RSS aggregator that integrates into Outlook. It’s $29 for one user, and it looks pretty neat in how it works. Something akin to what I had in mind, but not quite. Besides that, it’s only really useful for Outlook users. (Of which I am one, but many folks aren’t.)
While I’m on the topic of news aggregators again, let me pass on a couple of other findings. First, there’s QuickBrowse. (What is it with all of these two-word products that are separated by capitalization?) It lets you receive copies of your favorite sites via one long morning email. It’s actually kind of neat looking.
Various interesting tidbits and pranks related via photos and amusing anecdotes. Of note: How Much is inside?http://www.cockeyed.com/
Anybody catch that lame Bush press conference? Perhaps we should have asked some different questions.http://www.nypress.com/16/11/news&columns/cage.cfm
This is the article I was looking for when I was doing my paper on Matt Haughey. It talks about how blogs helped bring down Trent Lott, among other noteworthy influences.http://www.wired.com/news/print/0,1294,56978,00.html