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For cities with Paris-like bikesharing systems, using networked docking stations, these live maps show system status, shades of red full, blue empty. - John Lam

noncommercial Internet radio broadcasts including AM 1370, FM 88.5, FM 91.5 in Rochester - John Lam

a selected stream of photography and current events - John Lam

a simple Wordle for all sorts of inputs, including any page, any feed, and even local files, plus the New York TImes, International Herald Tribune, Wikipedia, and Blogger, Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ profiles by Tim Chien, http://timc.idv.tw - John Lam

"submitted by reddit to blog." - John Lam

An unusually informative and vitriol-free discussion follows up this informative Democrat and Chronicle article about dog training and abuse. - John Lam

for reading via desktop via Pagesuite Professional, this 2003 report - John Lam

Search database by location, metropolitan planning organization, legislative district. - John Lam

A portal for all things bicycling: commuting, touring, safety, and planning in New York, with links to Complete Streets Legislation and other policy documents. With only sparsely completed maps mashed with Google Maps, use Google Maps instead. - John Lam

Traffic maps, cameras, construction listing, and bridges and tunnels; transit maps, event listings, and transit planner; weather forecasts, and alerts. See http://m.511ny.org/FAQ.aspx for specifics. - John Lam

Views from all traffic cameras in New York. - John Lam

View Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) counts for road segments and count stations. - John Lam

a form for submission via Reddit Rochester - John Lam

a beautiful graph of related flavors (via Mitch Amiano) - John Lam

Experimental Projects. “The core purpose of The New York Times is to enhance society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. While the Internet has changed the way news is distributed and consumed, our Company is committed to producing high-quality journalism on any platform.” - John Lam

a better architecture and compiler for C, by Chris Lattner - John Lam

Groove IP uses your Google Voice number for voice telephony over the Internet. - John Lam

a quick link to your favorite cinemas and their current movies - John Lam

Portable Document Format versions of the paper schedules and maps - John Lam

Dream, plan, and scheme! Lever your Google login and join me. - John Lam

We might also be sending you a notification asking for the permissions. - Benjamin Golub

how can my feedback well - Azeem Baloch

"Use http://Google.com/transit and find yourself a bus to the airport Saturday afternoon, rather than hang there all Friday night." - John Lam

brief but important points when creating and using these popular social sites - John Lam

a simple marklet you can customize for toolbars and other window attributes - John Lam

All my facebook events on one page, which http://apps.facebook.com/thirtyb... can render at http://30boxes.com and export to webcalendars such as Apple iCal, Outlook Calendar, Mozilla Lightning, and Google Calendar. - John Lam

"Might this be a clever way to get around the age limit to purchase alcohol? Just sayin'." - John Lam

Eastman Kodak has its head screwed on backwards, for missing the market for advanced embedable camera, and for failing to license them to innovators. They control neither the collapsing market for cameras, nor the growing market for embedded phone cameras. - John Lam

Nice, but see from http://m.google.com/maps Apple still lacks social features requiring a Google login, such as personal, saved, and shared maps, and other features such as navigation from your own maps. For me, location, mapping, transit, navigation, and the ability to save and selectively share these are among the most important parts of mobile computing. - John Lam

These awesome and thoughtful pair of pages, which differ between desktop and mobile browsers, help get you to your destination. On a desktop, it introduces Google Transit and lets you enter an origin and destination, which then returns directions on Google Maps. On a location-aware mobile, it lists stations, stops, services, and schedules available at your location, in quick and handy tables. Of course when mobile, try also the wonderful Android app Google Maps, and its okay versions on iPhone and Blackberry. In the apps, select Directions and then the bus icon for Transit. - John Lam

"A somewhat expensive diner for eggs, toast, and bacon, Tom's looks great for people-watching and morning business deals. Scoring only one $ might seem cheap, but is overpriced for a simple breakfast…" - John Lam