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Blackberry -> MSFT IM. Handy
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For S60, auto fallback via an aggregated network access point between network infrastructures.
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High level tips on UC decision making.
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Minor but still substantive updates to Sametime 8
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roughs for a lovely radiohead video. Charming.
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It's not boys with big toys, but it's amazing. Just when you think it's amazing enough, it builds again.
AZ and I took the long long walk three blocks away to give Cinners, the newly opened Cincinnati Chili Parlor cum Cocktail Lounge in our neighborhood this evening. I was a little concerned - the Yelp! page for Cinners started somewhat negative on the service, but improved in the days after the launch. And then the Reader picked up and did a profile of Tony Plum, the owner. Would it be crowded and slow? Slow and crowded?
Thankfully for these hungry diners, it was not crowded. The service was a little leisurely - still showing the signs of trying to get the front and back of the house fully organized - but not out of line with expectations. Pretending you're european helps.
The chili was in line with expectations. Not spicy, not too sweet. A bit of the cocoa and cinnamon notes in the flavor. The meat was a bit coarser in grind than I'd expected.
I opted for the coney (after some urging from ex-natives), albeit without bread or cheese in keeping with my diet, and an order of the chili fries, sans cheese. AZ went for the classic three-way.
AZ has pronounced her meal most satisfying, perhaps a bit overfilling (shockeroo!). My coney was served as expected, easily consumed with utensils. The chili fries were a bit of a disappointment - cooked more to the heat and texture of home fries, rather than the consistently satisfying crunch of a nicely cooked fry. Nothing that would stop me from polishing off the plate, of course.
In summation - Cinners is a welcome addition to our neighborhood, though poised to become too famous to be a truly neighborhood place. A small price to pay, as long as I can get a table.
For those jealous, AZ points out that people who move to Boston can always 'eat baked beans.'
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Webinar about XMPP, the XMPP community, and Jabber.
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2 part roundup of Microsoft's Interact08 conference.
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Overview of network layer requirements for IPT, gaps and means for accomplishing same in Microsoft's OCS systems
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Sametime Advanced SDK
It must be going around.
Hot on the heels of Mike's recent interest in Cincinnati Style Chili comes the news relayed to me that Cinners, a 'nati style chili has opened just 3 blocks from our home in Lincoln Square.
Open Late. Look for AZ and us there soon.
Technorati Tags: chicago, dining, food, greaterrockwellorganization, lincolnSquare
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IBM publishes documentation on virtualized Sametime 7.5.1 infrastructures in VMWare. Why not 8?
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More XMPP Server/Service news
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It's GRATE. Interesting that on the Eastern side of the Atlantic the variation is arms around back, whilst in the Western side it's arms crossed at front....
