Tres Gatos
Monday, February 12, 2007
The Monster Mash
Google Calendar Search Results?
I need to spend more time learning Yahoo! Pipes for my experiment failed.
I did a public search from Google Calendar for "Windows Vista" but the results did not indicate a feed of any kind. Some black hatters might scrape the results page but I'm looking for another, ordained solution, if you will.
So I search for "how to include google calendar search results" in Google not finding much.
Then "how to include google search results on your page" to broaden the results. I found a list of Google policies and what not no "how-to" information ... but ... I was encouraged by the 20th result was titled "Google search results on your page". Dead end. They're talking about adwords. Well, Google Calendar Public Search was just released so perhaps a feed of such will be available soon.
Lets take a look at the Blogger Widgets. I was surprised to learn Google News Search Results was one such Widget. Perhaps a calendar solution is there as well?
No. I should move on. Basically, I want to include a variety of Google search results in my blog.
I'll try some other search engines like Yahoo! and Ask (not MSN cause, well, you know). A search in Yahoo! didn't look like I could feed off of search results. But one thing did come up which led me to Windows Live ... ( I know, same as MSN)
to be continued...
Labels: google, mash-up, microsoft, rss, windows vista, xml, yahoo
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Microsoft: Oh No You Didn't
This is a problem. And it better not be intentional or there's going to be such an uproar from the open source community.
Why is it that we keep having to force Microsoft to play nice? They steal the best features of other browsers like Firefox and Opera then shut down in a most ungrateful manner the internet paths to companies like Google ... a company that arguably, Microsoft percieves as a threat.
Microsoft, you better make IE7 work sweetly with Google services or I'm going to start thinking that your trying to squash competition in an unfair and unbusiness like manner ... again.
Friday, October 06, 2006
Cosmos revisited
Perhaps Carl Sagan was right when he said "billions and billions of planets" may inhabit our galaxy.
Read more at www.smh.com.au/articles...
Thursday, August 24, 2006
Bush's and Clintons Will Trade the White House office for the Next 30 Years
Here's the pattern
1988
George Bush, Sr.
1992
Bill Clinton
1996
Bill Clinton
2000
George Bush, Jr.
2004
George Bush, Jr.
If
2008
Hillary Clinton
Then
2012
Laura Bush
2016
Chelsea Clinton
2020
Chelsea Clinton
2024
Jenna or Barbara Bush's husband
2030
Jenna or Barbara Bush's husband
Maybe not the next thing, but an upcoming thing
Portable transistor radios were cool, the walkman was cool, CD players
were cool, mp3 players were cool
In the vein of XM radio, the new heir apparent to portable coolness is
mobile multimedia to your blackberry (yeah! I'm all about that! after
spending the last 12 hours playing with it!) pda, cell phone or some
combo thereof.
Prices will come down, usage will go up and we'll be swimming up, down
and slipping all over the stream.
Read more at:
Streaming Music Continues Reign as Mobile Multimedia Favorite
http://www.mobiletechnews.com/info/2006/08/23/131418.html