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It was funny to get email from Netflix suggesting I rate This Film Is Not Yet Rated. Ironically, I hesitated to post this image because of the naked behind would earns the DVD cover a PG-13. From blog post: www.benbrophy.com/item-detail.php?id=20070220171321
Excited to share with you another great experiment of data dashboard design for hospital status for RefferalMD.
The start of a brand new round. March's Round of Adventia Events has begun!!
Open 15th through to the 22nd. You can find EXCLUSIVE products meaning you won't get them anywhere else and some impressive 60L bargains!!
Adventia have gone above and beyond this round and also included a FREE Easter Egg Hunt to wet your appetite as you go and find these amazing products from our fabulous stores.
So come enjoy, bring your friends... take a photo and why not tag us!!
Taxi::http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Everglow/67/213/23
This LCD screen can function as an information piece dozens of different ways. The current view shows multiple stops at once.
The Patton SN4960/4E120VD/UI provides a high-density seamless link between the circuit-switched telephone network and voice-over-IP and is ideal for PBX business trunking or corporate VoIP access. Offering up to four software configurable T1/E1/PRI interfaces the SN4960 connects to any switch, PBX and data network with up to 120 simultaneous calls using SIP, T1, E1 or PRI signaling. The dual gigabit Ethernet ports connect to the network for the highest throughput with its integrated QoS router. With its built-in CSU/DSU, any T1/E1 port can be selected as a WAN port for truly integrated voice and data access. Like every SmartNode, the SN4960 delivers toll-quality voice with all industry standard CODECs including low-bandwidth G.723/G.729. Business class services are supported with T.38 fax, fax bypass and modem bypass features. Many business class features are provided in the SmartNode 4960 product line, including Failover Relay for increased call reliability
Not enough warning on this screen: Signing in using Twitter credentials autotweets that you are in the room with a link back to the room!
Most people that joined us seemed annoyed by this and thought it was silly > annoying > sneaking > "an assy thing to do"