Grenney.com

Jack Brown falls from 40 feet at the 2007 X Games

Guy Kawasaki - The Art of the Start

Papervision3D

This flash technology is pretty amazing. It allows you to pan all around this library, one of the most beautiful rooms I've ever seen.

The Machine is Us/ing Us

Big.com

As Chis Battalle said "Sometime's it's the Obvious Shit."

iTunes Recommendations

Stanford on iTunes: Sex, Lies, and The Theater (Shakespear Today)

The Office: Dwitch's Speach

Salesforce on iTunes: Marc's Fireside Chat, Intelligent Reaction, The Long Tail of Software

Dan Brown: Angels and Demons

Thomas Friedman: The World is Flat

Google Usability Lecture

http://stanford-online.stanford.edu/courses/cs547/060310-cs547-100.asx

What's Next after Maps?

Microsoft is trying to take the maps concept one step further by providing a street level view of major metropolitan cities.

Clay Shirky's Lecture: Making Digital Durable: What Time Does to Categories

A couple of months ago I wrote about a lecture I went to see by Clay Shirky. I didn't think they'd ever post it but I checked the other day and you can now download the MP3 file. The lecture was on Making Digital Durable: What Time Does to Categories.

Screenshots of Google Calendar

I feel bad blogging about Google so much but as the Google Personalized and Gmail take on bigger and bigger roles in how I manage my personal information, I'm excited for what's next, how can they simplify my life.

Anyway, there have been lots of rumors about a calendar product, and though google has not yet officially announced anything, there are a number of screenshots on Tech Crunch leaked from a beta tester. It gives you a pretty good peak as to what's to come.