Admittedly there are plenty of baby naming sites on the Web, but What a Lovely Name is a new one, just launching, with a few cute twists.
You can choose names by tradition (read ethnicity), personality or even celebrity names (best to be avoided). As you search you can save your favorites and then email them to friends and family for their opinion.
When you’ve made your final choice you can buy logo-ware from a custom Zazzle online shop with the little one’s custom name and logo. Maybe, that part doesn’t appeal to me, but you’ve got to give them credit for a clever idea.
I found an interest nickname for Daniel – Danek. Should I start using it?
Visit what a lovely name and name your next little bundle of joy or puppy. [via TechFlash]
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Planning a vacation or live in Europe? 
I wish I was in London this evening (I’m in California). I found something I’d really like to be doing.
Check it out 
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I’m going to start a new occasional feature here in Enquiring Mimes-land. I’ll post a few links that are interesting, but that I’m not going to write about at length (at least, at this time). I’ll also give you a bit of the reason why I found the link interesting enough to clip.
You might enjoy wandering through them. After the jump.
Here goes for this week:
We’ll assume you’ve already downloaded Picasa, if not, 
So this is the way the magic will happen, you will choose the picture/s in Picasa that you want to upload to Flickr by selecting the picture/s, then press “Send to Flickr” which activates FlickrUploadr which will give you the opportunity to add titles, descriptions and keywords to you picture. You’ll press “Upload Pictures” and when the pictures have been uploaded to Flickr, you’ll be given one more chance to see and manipulate them online before they appear in your Flickr account.
See the entire sequence after the jump
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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="417" caption="This screen is optional, only if you want to further manipulate titles"]
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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="311" caption="On Flickr - Total time 24 secs"]
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Microsoft announced today that the next release of Microsoft Office will include online versions of the main components of Microsoft Office – Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. The online versions will be “lightweight versions”, that is, not contain all of the features of the desktop products.
Good for consumers, Microsoft is going to support the Firefox and Safari browsers in addition to Microsoft’s own Internet Explorer.
The online applications will be available to end-users through the Microsoft Office Live service which has ad-funded and subscription options.
While a survey done on ReadWriteWeb earlier this year showed that the majority of that site’s visitors still used the Microsoft Office desktop application for their word processing and spreadsheet needs, there has been growing online competition to the behemoth office suite from the free online suites by ![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_e.png?x-id=6470e4c6-cd70-4bf9-a3bc-a240b76adbaf)
