An article about a new database online application, Coghead.

I'm specifically looking at how to create a web 2.0 assessments application, but the point of the article is summed up in this:

Coghead is playing in an important and new market. There are interesting competitors here, including online suite maker Zoho, the pure-play online database DabbleDB, and Intuit's venerable QuickBase. Coghead CEO Paul McNamara also sees SalesForce.com's AppExchange as a competitor. Startups are still coming into this space, too: I saw a new online database, MyWebDB, at the Web 2.0 Expo.

This type of functionality will make it easier to do things I'd like to do, and involve others in the process.

I've been traveling, and have had no access to the internet for about a week.  Today's the first day I am in a room with internet access. 

Lots of stuff to ponder, when you have been away from the internet for a week. 

At any rate, one important note, that I've seen from Hokai, is that Daniel Ingram has put his book, Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha, in blog format.

Worth reading, a bit at a time.