I've had a lot of fun with satellite photos, but I've been a little frustrated with the competing services. Now I've found FlashEarth, which pulls images from GoogleMaps, Microsoft VE, Yahoo, and others that I've not bothered with. You can toggle back and forth from service to service, which is handy, and if it goes belly up tomorrow the links have the latitude and longitude in them, so I can see where I was.
So here is a picture that I took, in the general direction of the satellite,
and here is the link to see from the satellite where I was when I took the picture.
Speaking of pictures I took, I've also set up a flickr account. I'll be using it for some of my scans and photos, so some of my posts are going to start to look sort of wonky as I work out how all the coding works and move some of the old photos over.
One of the added features of the Blogger Beta is that it has its own rss feed. But I already set one up with Feedburner. That link is restored to the side. I'm still trying to work out which one I like better.
Finally, Amazon has added a lot of functionality to their a-Store system. I can have more than nine items, and I can put things in sections - I can even ghettoize my Doctor Who section. It's sort of ugly and unorganized at the moment, but I thought I might mention it because it's live, and it's Christmastime. Go shopping.
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