OH HAI, A LONG TAIL, I HAS IT
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Ryan Gallagher's experiment into the Real-Time, Geo-Specific, and Hyper-Connected...

In an effort to test many techniques and make it easy for readers and friends to follow me on this journey, this page contains an index of useful links as well as content embedded from many services where I'll be posting media and updates while I participate in Nokia's Urbanista Diaries for two weeks in Europe.

Rough Itinerary...
Vienna, Austria on Feb. 23rd
Berlin, Germany on Feb. 25th
Milan, Italy on Feb. 27th
Paris, France on Feb. 29th
Bristol, UK on March 2nd
London, UK on March 4th
Helsinki, Finland on March 7th

Getting current information may require refreshing this page, on a PC ctrl-shift-R to reload fresh without using cached files.

via TripTracker.net

my profile
the Trip pages
as GoogleEarth KML file
as GeoRSS Feed

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via Photos on Flickr

my flickr stream
my photos on flickr's map
my photos on loc.alize.us map
infinite scrolling page with DarkR
as RSS 2.0
as RSS 2.0 with GeoFeed
as GoogleEarth KML file

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via GoogleEarth files

Get GoogleEarth

check back for new links...

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via GMap-Track

GMap-Tracking (Public Map)
MGmaps

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with Videos on YouTube

my YouTube
the video index
as RSS media feed

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on Camera Toss (The Blog)

Camera Toss (The Blog)
as RSS/Atom Feed
as links on Tumblr
as links on Tumblr (mobile)

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on Secondary Blog (Vox)

clickykbd's many tenticles
as Full Atom Feed

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via Twitter

my twitter
as ATOM Feed

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via Jaiku

my Jaiku
as ATOM Feed

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via IMs (on the phone!)

If I haven't spoken to you previously, I may not be able to reply until I get on the laptop.

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my Calendar/Itinerary

Google Calendar/Agenda
changes as a Feed
as an ICS iCal file
I may not have time to make this any more detailed while traveling, but would be nice.

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on Nokia's Urbanista Pages

Nseries Urbanista Diaries Interface
Note that flash is required and it is fairly browser intensive.

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with Nokia's Mapping Widget

get source here

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