It is amazing how fast these weeks have been flying by. I have a couple of “real” blog posts that I have been working on, and I need to finish them up and get them published. Here are a few things that I found interesting in the last week:

Introducing Ubiquity
After watching the Aurora concept videos, it is great to see something similar already be in development.
Finding Harmony Between Categories and Tags on Blogs
Using categories and tags effectively is an integral part to information organization on blogs.

Obama is RESTful
I love that we are comparing presidential candidates based on their websites. Obama wins.
The Shelf Life of a Web Site
After just redesigning our company website, Jonathan Snook brings up an interesting question on the shelf life of technology.

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A Better jQuery In-Field Label Plugin I’ve just written another article for my company blog about using jQuery in-field labels. #
On Flash Ever since the iPad was announced and we were informed that flash wasn’t supported, everyone and their mother has been writing articles about flash. I actually thoroughly enjoyed Jeff Croft’s take. #
The importance of teaching your clients and being the boss Hallelujah: “We may check the site in a dozen browser and operating configurations but the visitors don’t, and never will, we can not forget that…” #
Do what works best for you, not them Cameron Moll reminds us that if something works for you, but isn’t recommended by others, who cares. Do what works best for you. #
Practical Uses of CSS3 I have been so busy with my new job at Viget Labs that I haven’t had any time to blog. I did just write a post on our Viget Inspire blog about Practical Uses of CSS3 though. #