It’s the only one I can remember, when I need a disposable e-mail, lol.

The perspective of a non library industry person is very valuable and I have presented your issues as discussion points in our department in providing services to children, teachers and other stake holders.

Glad to hear you enjoyed Vancouver and your presentation was received very well by myself and other colleagues.

I have to agree with you on this one. I have been saying forever that apple should outsource .mac to elgoog.
On the surface they didn’t do this with mobile.me, but apple’s new emphasis on Javascript is interesting. That, combined with the fact that all the new iphones have their own ip, i predict the att deal will become moot because of voip

thanks for making the trek to BC!

One feature that would be especially useful in a phone recording app is podt-recording audio “normalization” or you might think of it as adjusting the audio so it is at even/relatively uniform volume levels. Having recorded many phone calls over the years, I find that when you have a conference call with people dialing in, you inevitably get the super quiet ones and the blastingly-loud ones, so doing some expansion/compression on the gain would be invaluable to make it more “listenable.”

Also, although I have not tested it, I’d hope it will work (now or in the future) with Vonage softphones.

You may also track down what you are after in the circulating library….

http://www.usbrecorder.com/