68 posts tagged Spanning

Bridging the Digital Divide-It’s About Digital Divide Education Posted May 9th, 2008 by Categories: digitalbuzz I’m not going to define digital divide - it’s been done before and with the gap widening daily, spanning the digital divide is about as close as forty acres and a mule.

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For more than a year now, I've been on the hunt for a free alternative to Spanning Sync, the paid application for bi-directional syncing between Google Calendar and iCal. Recently, a new alternative to Spanning Sync has entered the fray, one that is actually a branch-off of a previous app I wrote about – Calgoo.

By Rosemary Feitelberg MANHASSET, N.Y. ? In the midst of a photo shoot at the CH Carolina Herrera store here, the designer looked at ease leaning against a table. But the same couldn’t be said for a young woman who stood gobsmacked in the doorway. Without waiting for the next bulb to flash, Herrera waved the shopper in.

Spanning Sync to add Gmail contact sync April 22nd, 2008 - 8:05 am by Tony Steidler-Dennison Tags: google, software, spanning sync (Via Macworld.) Spanning Sync, the iCal to Google Calendar synchronization software for Mac OS X, will add Gmail contact sync to its forthcoming 2.0 release, according to the developer, who recently posted details to the developer blog.

Filed under: Software, Productivity, Internet ToolsSyncMan is a simple application for syncing your Mac's Address Book with your Gmail contacts, a feature long desired by Gmail and Google Calendar users who may have other sync tools already in place.

A few noteworthy posts from the world of legal blogs: The Second Circuit Blog has a few recently decided criminal cases posted on its site covering Brady material, the ACCA and sentencing issues. Sui Generis: In the wake of Giles v. California, Nicole Black looks back at People v.

A few noteworthy posts from the world of legal blogs: The Second Circuit Blog has a few recently decided criminal cases posted on its site covering Brady material, the ACCA and sentencing issues. Sui Generis: In the wake of Giles v. California, Nicole Black looks back at People v.

The end of last week got a little busy for me, and I was traveling most of Friday and Saturday. I managed to post a few things, but didn’t get a chance to visit some of my regular reads. For anyone else who had a hectic end to their week, these posts are worth revisiting: Simple Justice: Anticipating the Sean Bell Verdict.

The end of last week got a little busy for me, and I was traveling most of Friday and Saturday. I managed to post a few things, but didn’t get a chance to visit some of my regular reads. For anyone else who had a hectic end to their week, these posts are worth revisiting: Simple Justice: Anticipating the Sean Bell Verdict.