www.science.org.au

Overcast: n. cloudiness; the state of the sky when it is covered by clouds; giving wikipedia a lift; n. An Autobot !!!

Most Durable Web 2.0 Tech: I'd place my bets, too.

Kent Langley tells us how he has done some explaining about it. Just so that they finally give him some break, he headed for the clouds.

Cloud Competition: As long as you're free to go in and out of it, you'll be ok. Who hates lock-ins most?

Cloud Computing on radio? I think it will be tough to explain something like this over the air but I think they pulled it off sharing a good example. First time I heard of Animoto.

Cloud Computing, again. When it rains, there's clouds! But Steven's got his eyes on the big boys only. I'd be careful about being blind-sided, if I were he.

It is the 'jargon of the moment'. If NYT thinks so, they're late. Very much like me and a good bunch of the rest of us.

You might want to re-think your options if you think the US government is after you. Not me, only thing they'll dig up is my state of the art cum avant-garde parenting methods which essentially is 'stay off having kids' if you hate sharing your life and time. Storm clouds?