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	<title>Kommentarer til: Ukas lenker 12.10.2007</title>
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		<title>Av: jill/txt &#187; remix the weather at yr.no</title>
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		<dc:creator>jill/txt &#187; remix the weather at yr.no</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] I&#8217;ve been enjoyed the new weather forecasting website for Norway, yr.no. Yr means light rain, but in a positive sense: it&#8217;s pleasurable, not like drizzle. Yr is also a word for being excited, maybe a little horny, but not in an exclusively sexual sense, just, you know, joyful and desiring of life and pleasure in the way people and animals often feel in springtime - goodness, it must be hard making dictionaries, look at that for a definition! Anyway, Yr.no does a great job of visualising weather. I love the meterogram, which for instance shows me at a glance that Geilo this weekend is going to be colder than I&#8217;d thought. I also just read on NRK Beta (via IAllEnkelhet, a Norwegian usability blog) that the data from yr.no is openly accessible, so we can remix it if we want. So far the only remix I&#8217;ve seen is from Fatguy, and it doesn&#8217;t work properly on my Firefox-on-a-mac, but it&#8217;s a start. [...]</description>
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