Thunder Over Louisville 2009

The weather was a beautiful for Thunder this year, a stark contrast from last year. Overall, it was an amazing day!



I ended up taking a total of 731 pictures which totaled around 2.3 GB of data. Needless to say, I spent a better part of today uploading all of those pictures.


Thunder Over Louisville 2009 (Flickr)

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No, this picture doesn't need to be rotated, the helicopter was upside down!












Velociraptors!

Importing actions into Facebook

Yesterday, when looking through my Google Reader I noticed a Facebook entry about a new feature: A new way to share with friends

Basically, Facebook is now going to allow content from external sites to be directly injected into the Mini Feed. This is great because it doesn't require an application be installed. I have added my Flickr and Digg account into my mini feed. I will likely add del.icio.us once I start using it.

This is really great because my Facebook profile is really the combination where all of my online activities meet. Even this blog post on Blogger will be automatically turned into a Facebook Note, which is the only way many of my friends ever see my blog posts.

I am glad my Flickr posts and Diggs will now appear in my Mini Feed and therefore appear on some of my friends News Feeds. As Facebook will undergo major updates to the profile pages soon, I hope this will be a major part of that process. I know many of my friends do not use Digg or Flickr and by having this content appear seamlessly inside of Facebook makes it a powerful social networking tool.

Overall I am really pleased with the direction that Facebook is taking in developing the platform.