This would be pretty easy and inexpensive to set up.  Each person needs a projector (  about five hundred dollars  ), a projector screen, a web cam with audio support, and a decent Internet connection. You position the projector screen about eight to 10 feet away from you and position your web cam pointing back in your direction just to the side of the projection screen.  I do the exact same thing and project your web cam and onto my projection screen and you project my WebCam image onto your projection screen.  This gives us both the illusion that our desks are positioned about 10 feet away from each other and because the WebCams are positioned with live video and [...]

Wiki technology is interesting because it enables you to hyperlink words and phrases to more information about those words and phrases.  Enabling anyone to weave his way through the train of thought and knowledge.  It would be nice to be able to have all of my voice-recognition writings be automatically linked together by subject and keyword.  So for example if I'm writing about this topic having to do with voice recognition and I wanted to look back to what I have written about voice-recognition over the past six months I could drill down into my history of voice-recognition discussions.  Right now if I wanted to do that I could search my weblog, I could search text that I've written in [...]

What about a way to comment on different websites and control who gets to see those comments.  Audio comments, text comments, video comments,... I can see my mother's comments and she can see mine.  I can see James Spillane comments on Chris's weblog and vice versa however a random visitor to the website cannot.  I can look in my mother's profile and see recent websites that she has commented on.  And read or listen to those comments.  Read, watch, or listen, I can make all of my comments publicly available and people can follow me around on the Internet and see what I'm talking about.

Here are my brief notes on how to switch from Yahoo business e-mail to Gmail applications e-mail. First of all I had to set up the domain on Dreamhost, when I set up the domain I made sure to use the Gmail e-mail option, and then set out to Gmail administrative account, (if you’re not hosted at Dreamhost the process for setting up a Gmail application administrator account will not be as easy… just google for Google applications to figure it out.) and then waited a couple hours, I was then able to create a new user in the Google applications area.  […]