After the presser, another political blogger, Anna Marie Cox, posted to Twitter: "LOTS of grumbling post-press conf about HuffPo getting a q; but accusing O of "filibustering" seems to ignore HuffPo q was smart and tough."
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Google Apps is getting better by the week. Soon, it will be a no brainer for schools and businesses to have their email/calendaring/document sharing done via the Apps platform.

Despite still being officially referred to as "Air France" in two words, the logo is set as one word, which is oddly confusing. Its saving grace is that the typography is quite handsome and alone worth the upgrade. Gone are the race car-like, angled stripes that didn't quite do much for me, and instead there is a new single ribbon-like icon that is simpler and, ideally, more iconic. With enough usage and years under its belt, I'm pretty sure it will become so. Questionable whether the shadow on the ribbon is necessary, but it does add some nice, subtle depth.

The AirFrance identity gets a refresh. Looks like their trying to simplify & align their color palette with Delta.

Congrats to the 777F team. I'll miss this plane when it's gone. It was always a nice treat to see it come and go from Boeing Field.

Not least of those issues is how the education system and governments in Australia - Federal and State - are dealing, or indeed not dealing, with the increasing need for students of today to have an education that is connected. An education that focuses on the tectonic shift in the nature of society transformed by the emergence of the World Wide Web. An education that understands that the global economy and work were transformed fundamentally in the late 20th Century from an economy of making things to an economy of knowing things. An economy of conversation, collaboration and community.