Tom Morris: 2006-08-28

The DEA are lobbying against marijuana. Yes, lobbying. 2006-08-28T21:54:54Z

The Alabama Democrats have told Larry Darby to piss off. I just wish some of his old friends could do likewise. 2006-08-28T21:41:50Z

I'm sorry to give this story more fluff, but isn't this just vindicaton for all us folks who've been saying that the JonBenet Ramsey story is nothing but a media circus. Still, Google News is saying that 1,113 news outlets are reporting this non-story. 2006-08-28T21:29:08Z

I've just found Yelp Mobile. It's pretty cool - you can find local businesses in most major US cities. 2006-08-28T19:07:53Z

Ed Brayton has a post up about how Dembski and friends have no substantive response to the Panda's Thumb critique of Jonathan Wells' book. 2006-08-28T17:42:31Z

Adding a "globe" to your PDA 2006-08-28T10:44:41Z

If you are using the PDA version of NewsRiver (including Portable Rivers), you can easily add a "globe" icon to your display.

I've put the instructions in an OPML file. Just open it up in your OPML Editor and follow the instructions contained within.

Here is the file.

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Grazr in YubNub 2006-08-28T09:46:34Z

Developing lots of OPML stuff, it's useful to be able to test them easily. I've never been much of a YubNub guy, but I just added a new command to YubNub. It's "grz". Type in "grz" followed by a URL and it'll load up in Grazr.

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What's next? 2006-08-28T08:44:19Z

John Tropea has a blog post that discusses, among other things, my Technorati OPML tool. He's made a good suggestion: a bookmarklet that will scrape feeds from a given page and display them in a Grazr.

That's easy enough. I've got a function that does some of this.quite easily. I want to add a few things to it, like a very cool little hack for sites running WordPress. I had been planning to display this stuff in HTML, but I might as well make OPML out of it and let people have a pop-up Grazr.

I may get around to it today, but I'm going out for lunch to celebrate my mum's birthday.

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2006.08.28

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