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The Omni Mouth » OmniFocus demo at the San Francisco Apple Store
My peeps at OmniGroup mentioned this, so I’ll slide it in as well. I’ll be appearing with my OmniBrethren at the Stockton Street Apple store on Thursday June 21st to demo OmniFocus. Huzzah:
[Merlin will] be talking about productivity tips in general and discussing how OmniFocus fits in his workflow, so it should be more fun and interesting than your basic software demo. You should definitely come by and say howdy.
Be there.
Second, I heartily second Linda’s suggestion that you email (omnifocus-wwdc at omnigroup dot com) if you’re interested in doing an informal OF meet-up at WWDC.
If you don’t come, Ken and I will have to sit there and stare at each other and maybe talk about D&D. Please, don’t make us talk about D&D.
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Jason Snell and John Gruber on iPhone applications
Merlin talks with MacWorld Magazine’s Jason Snell and DaringFireball.net’s John Gruber about the likely future of applications for the recently announced iPhone. Who will be allowed to play? How does it affect the ostensible competition? Will this end up feeling more like a phone with an iPod, a Mac with a phone, or something altogether different? (5:48)
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Jason Snell and John Gruber on iPhone applications
Merlin talks with MacWorld Magazine’s Jason Snell and DaringFireball.net’s John Gruber about the likely future of applications for the recently announced iPhone. Who will be allowed to play? How does it affect the ostensible competition? Will this end up feeling more like a phone with an iPod, a Mac with a phone, or something altogether different? (5:48)
Grab the MP3, learn more at Odeo.com, or just listen from here:
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TagWorld, the social networking site that launched in late 2005, has been the subject of a lot of speculation lately. Valleywag speculated that the company was in trouble and pointed out that the management page (cache here) had been removed. Others have noted that TagWorlds Comscore numbers have dropped significantly from earlier in 2006. At the very least, the company has made little headway against MySpace and the others.
But there are other rumors as well. Viacom and NBC are still figuring out their social networking strategies (NBC is doing so publicly), and insiders are saying that Viacom will likely announce an investment and/or partnership deal with TagWorld in the near future. Its likely that TagWorlds engine will be the back end to the much anticipated MTV social network. TagWorld wont comment on the story, other than to say that they remain healthy and will be launching a new version soon.
TagWorld previously raised $7.5 million from Draper Fisher Jurvetson, in March 2006.
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LinkPsychiatrist Hervey Cleckley wrote The Mask of Sanity (1941, Mosby), a classic textbook on psychopathy. Cleckley portrayed psychopaths as superficially charming, intelligent people who don't feel deep emotions and lie about almost everything because they neither understand nor care about others...
Although psychiatrists don't currently label psychopathy as a formal personality disorder, a wave of new research has yielded insights into how psychopaths think and suggested biological and temperamental roots of this condition.
These findings have not only sparked debate among researchers but also attracted widespread interest among lawyers and judges. Courts in the United States and other countries increasingly rely on psychopathy measures to make sentencing judgments. New studies suggest that being labeled a psychopath increases the likelihood that an offender will be locked up indefinitely or even executed.
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