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April 20, 2006

rfid software provider
[supply insight] + my dad

my daddy is in the news. he is the new CEO of a company called supply insight which developed a distributed RFID framework. yay :]

RFID Software Provider Supply Insight, Inc. Announces Appointment of David L. Brewer as CEO
Wednesday April 19, 1:34 pm ET

HAMDEN, Conn., April 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Supply Insight, a Hamden-based radio frequency identification (RFID) Software Company, announced today the appointment of David L. Brewer as CEO, effective immediately. The Board of Directors of the company has enthusiastically welcomed David L. Brewer, Jr. of Tolland Connecticut to guide the company into the next phase of its growth and product development. Mr. Brewer brings to Supply Insight successful experience in various companies including a wireless technology company.

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Uday Shankar, Founder and President, said, "Supply Insight's management team has been seeking a seasoned industry executive with good vision, proven leadership and the ability to strengthen partnerships and develop new customers. Mr. Brewer brings a wealth of experience from his other ventures, and we look forward to his guidance and direction as we position the company to take full advantage of its resources and competitive strengths."

Mr. Brewer met with employees on Monday and expressed his enthusiasm, "Coming to appreciate what this dynamic company has accomplished to date, has impressed me with both the depth of our talent and the quality and timeliness of our product offerings. I look forward to contributing to our success.".

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April 14, 2006

cabspotting

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cabspotting is a visualization which traces the movements of taxis as they drive around san francisco. it leverages the GPS units installed in the yellow cabs to produce some seriously gorgeous images.

[thanks boing boing]

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flashbag: usb flash drive

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this little flash drive inflates as more data is added, providing an at-a-glance, not to mention tactile, way of determining how full your drive is. supposedly it remains inflated even when the power is off. cute and stylish... but soon we will be plagued with the new USBeXpl0d3r virus ;]

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April 09, 2006

mla language map

first: i am finally back to blogging after my website overhaul prompted me to redesign the blog before i bothered posting again. these things always take longer than they should.

this is a really nice visualization from the modern language association. it allows you to see what languages [33 to choose from] are spoken at home all over america. it does not allow you to use firefox, bummer.

thanks [memepool]

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