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I didn't think that it is going to be one of best lectures that I have ever heard but this talk by David (linked through Jon Udell) inspired me to do something big. He talked about social entrepreneurs and how they worked to implement something like this.

David Bornstein - from Pop!Tech 2004 - New Solutions
 

Last year, the only major thing that I did was getting married ;) (j/k) With that, I also completed my MSc. in Mobile Computing from University of Bradford, released few pet projects, completed the update for the book ( which you can find here) . But, indeed, none of these are comparable to the first thing.

But, as 2004 passed, I have to concentrate on the new year. So here are few things that I planned for 2005

You love google calculator, right. But it seems impossible to remember all the different things that we can do with it. Now for all your calculator queries, visit Soople :: easy expert search for a much better interface.

If you are like me (a die-hard coder) and you are then given a task to challenge your artistic sense....Then worry not, here is an article that points you to some of the resources for selecting color and design schemes.

Read more - Color for Coders - Color and Design for the Non-Designer

"The Microsoft Windows Journal Reader Supplemental Component provides programmatic read access to files in the Journal format. This simple component takes a stream containing a Journal file and returns a stream containing the file’s content in XML format. The XML returned by the component conforms to the Journal Reader schema. This schema is documented in Journal Reader Schema Reference."

More info

looks cool. Another thing to play with in the new year :)

http://www.scissor.com/resources/teamroom/

Found some good utilities here.