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Sarah sits on a bench in Alki beach, Seattle, WA
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Humorous modified sign: "Stop for me its the law" changed to "... its the claw" with a claw added to the stick figures arm.
Cadbury jumps out of her toy box hitting the fireplace shovel, and does a few other cute things.
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From: David Risney
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Time: 00:44 | More in Pets & Animals |
Cadbury sits in and eats her box of toys. She enjoys eating her toy box more often than playing with any of the toys.
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From: David Risney
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Time: 00:16 | More in Pets & Animals |
Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 is now available! Some of the new features from this release that I really enjoy are Tab Grouping, the new address-bar, and InPrivate Subscriptions.
Tab Grouping groups tabs that are opened from the same page. For example, on a Google search results page if you open the first two links the two new tabs will be grouped with the Google search results page. If you close one of the tabs in that group focus goes to another tab in that group. Its small, but I really enjoy this feature and without knowing exactly what I wanted while using IE7 and FF2 I knew I wanted something like this. Plus the colors for the tab groups are pretty!
The new address bar and search box makes life much easier by searching through my browsing history for whatever I'm typing in. Other things are searched besides history but since I ignore favorites and use Delicious I mostly care about history. At any rate its one of the things that makes it impossible for me to go machines running IE7.
InPrivate Subscriptions allows you to subscribe to a feed of URLs from which IE should not download content. This is intended for avoiding sites that track you across websites and could sell or share your personal information, but this feature could be used for anything where the goal is to avoid a set of URLs. For example, phishing, malware sites, ad blocking, etc. etc. I think there's some interesting uses for this feature that we have yet to see.
Anyway, we're another release closer to the final IE8 and I can relax a little more.
As noted previously, my page consists of the aggregation of my various feeds and in working on that code recently it was again brought to my attention that everyone has different ways of representing tag metadata in feeds. I made up a list of how my various feed sources represent tags and list that data here so that it might help others in the future.
Source | Feed Type | Tag Markup Scheme | One Tag Per Element | Tag Scheme URI | Human / Machine Names | Example Markup |
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LiveJournal | Atom | atom:category | yes | no | no | , (source) |
LiveJournal | RSS 2.0 | rss2:category | yes | no | no |
technical (soure) |
WordPress | RSS 2.0 | rss2:category | yes | no | no |
, (source)
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Delicious | RSS 1.0 | dc:subject | no | no | no |
photosynth photos 3d tool (source) |
Delicious | RSS 2.0 | rss2:category | yes | yes | no |
domain="http://delicious.com/SequelGuy/"> (source) |
Flickr | Atom | atom:category | yes | yes | no |
term="seattle" (source) |
Flickr | RSS 2.0 | media:category | no | yes | no |
scheme="urn:flickr:tags"> (source) |
YouTube | RSS 2.0 | media:category | no | no | no |
label="Tags"> (source) |
LibraryThing | RSS 2.0 | No explicit tag metadata. | no | no | no | n/a, (source) |
Tag Markup Scheme | Notes | Example |
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Atom Category atom:category xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"
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term="catName"
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RSS 2.0 category rss2:category empty namespace |
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domain="tag:deletethis.net,2008:tagscheme">
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Yahoo Media RSS Module category media:category xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/"
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scheme="http://dmoz.org"
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Dublin Core subject dc:subject xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"
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humor
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Update 2009-9-14: Added WordPress to the Tag Markup table and namespaces to the Tag Markup Scheme table.