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Center?d
A new planning site, headed up by a busy mom of two and former teacher, that focuses on a results-driven approach to managing the people and plans in your busy life. It combines local search, online planning tools, and social networking features into one easy website. "And because of this crazy back-to-school time, Center'd has created new features and functionality that allows users to add group calendars and shared task sign-up sheets - perfect for managing classroom volunteers or soccer teams (or even your own family schedule!)."

TravelMob
"Travel site meets Evite." Lets you create a trip homepage, invite people, manage RSVPs, upload important files, create a photo gallery, see top tours for your destination, and plan via message board. There's a Facebook-style newsfeed that shows what everyone on your trip's doing. Also, there's an integrated air, hotel, car, tour booking into the site via web services.

WordCamp 2008
WordCamp is a one day event organized by the creators of WordPress for users and developers. This year?s event was held on Saturday at Mission Bay Conference center and featured talks by a range of people. In his ?State of the Word? address, Matt Mulllenweg mentioned this was the largest ever WordCamp with over 400 people attending. You can see a selection of photos from the event at Matt?s post, including mine (also below). There?s also a good live recap of the event by Andrew Mager.

ToAnswer
A Twitter mashup that will help you get your questions answered quickly; think Yahoo! Answers meets Twitter. Simply pose a question to the Twitterverse by posting a Twitter update with the following format: @ToAsk Are there any good pizza joints in downtown Los Angeles? ToAnswer then scours Twitter looking for new questions, and it will find your question, index it, and post it on the ToAnswer homepage in minutes.

ShiftSpace
This open source browser plugin is for collaboratively annotating, editing and shifting web pages.

Ping - Digital Designers Rediscover Their Hands
Mr. Tulley?s transformation highlights a little-noticed movement in the world of professional design and engineering: a renewed appreciation for manual labor, or innovating with the aid of human hands.