TechCrunch is featuring FeedCycle, a British product which enables you to 'cycle' through an RSS feed. It looks amazingly useful, since it basically allows you to, say, drip feed podcast archives to users, so you can catch up with stuff without it overwhelming you. Very, very cool! 

I've posted up some XPath examples. I'm going to post a podcast later to explain the thinking behind this. 

The guys at Drupal have formed a new group called Microformats in Drupal. Yep, the idea that microformats will be popping out of this popular open source CMS is exciting. I'm thinking sticking them on profiles, calendar events and directories would be great (an OPML version of the directory would be useful too). 

Two kids on MySpace completely screwed with their school's military recruitment test. You know, I really hate MySpace, but this kind of thing warms my heart. 

Want to see something interesting? How about a video on US military recruitment techniques. It doesn't seem so blatant here in the UK, but we still get it - "be the best" is the slogan they use. Yep, be the best professional killer you can be. If it weren't for the fact that so many people are coming back from Iraq in body bags, it would be amusing. I mean, how exactly is shining boots going to help someone become a concert pianist or a Ruby programmer or fashion photographer? 

Ian is thinking about pipelines, and hoping to give a presentation about them at XTech 2007 in Paris. 

Palm Infocenter has a review of the Mini-Bud mic for Palm TX.