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MooPig Cloud Computing Segment

Moopig SITE Review :: wire to the ear // oliver chester :: BLOG

EXCERPT  |  " ... The tech industry is going to finally let us store our own music in the cloud. We can then listen on our mobile and web devices from anywhere. Amazon is first out the gate with it’s Cloud Drive and Player. Google and Apple will surely soon follow. Here’s some thoughts. I hope it’s easy to get my massive music collection online. I will be glad to have my collection anywhere I can log-in to the net. I’m glad my music collection will be backed up online. I hope it works over 3g or it’s useless. I wonder if any of these services will allow me to embed a player and share my music. If they do I wonder if it will have massive implications for SoundCloud. I hope there will be some interesting APIs spurring some innovative Apps that use your online locker. Ho hum another bill. ... (Chester, Oliver. 24 March 2011. LINK) "

James Lewin says:
March 29, 2011 at 6:20 am
" ... Oliver – I’ve been trying it out since it was announced and it technically works perfectly.
Upload time is a huge problem with the service, though, if you’re really into music. I uploaded 1 playlist of a little over 3 GB and it ran overnight and is still going today.
Based on this, it would take at least a week to upload my current library.
This doesn’t seem like a technology/service that’s ready for mass adoption yet. ... (ibid.)"

MooPig Cloud Computing Segment

MooPig Site Review :: "CLOUDS"

HA! You thought this was about IT didn't You?
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Nothing I can say can improve on this presentation of Clouds as seen from the top.... Clouds are cool.

WIRED SCIENCE News for Your Neurons
Weird Clouds Look Even Better From Space
By Betsy Mason May 12, 2010  |  Source HERE


Read More http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/05/gallery-clouds/#ixzz0o0Hyaf5i
EXCERPT:

Ship Tracks, Pacific Ocean
"The maze of cloud streams in this image is the result of exhaust from ship engines. The clouds form when water vapor condenses onto particles in the exhaust, which act as seeds for the clouds. The ship tracks are brighter than the other clouds in the image, because they are made of more plentiful, smaller particles.
The image above was taken in March 2009 over the Pacific Ocean south of Alaska by the MODIS instrument on NASA’s Terra satellite. The tracks below were captured by Terra in the same area in April 2002. Below that is an image of ship tracks in the Pacific Ocean near the northwest coast of North America taken by the Aqua satellite in January 2008.
Read More http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/05/gallery-clouds/all/1#ixzz0o0JfdaFM  "

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Goat Heads of the Mists... waiting for Cloud Nine

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HERE is a spectacular site for Cloud Watching... you will not be disappointed. That's all from here today. Enjoy your break, holiday, hangover... what ever it is my three readers have.