travel, fashion, food and wine, design, style and tech
About Esme Vos
That’s me, relaxing in the village of Saignon in the Provence during the summer of 2006. It’s what I like to do when I’m not running Mapplr.com, a new online service, or Muniwireless.com, a blog-turned-niche-publishing-company I founded in 2003.
Check out my other blogs: Pajama Entrepreneur (technology) and the Mapplr Editor’s Choice (hotels, restaurants, cafes).
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About this blog
This is the personal blog of Esme Vos, founder of Muniwireless.com and Mapplr. It's about technology, travel, style, fashion, sports, current events and design.
Mapplr
- Mapplr’s favorite hotels in Ibiza
- Mapplr’s favorite restaurants, bars and boutiques in Berlin
- Mapplr’s favorite hotels in Singapore
- Mapplr’s favorite restaurants in Mexico City
- Mapplr’s favorite cafes, restaurants and bars in Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv
- Mapplr’s favorite hotels in Copenhagen
- Yoezer Wine bar: French food in the old Jaffa quarter
Muniwireless
- Wi-Fi now available on Swedish buses
- T-Mobile Netherlands unveils 3G iPhone pricing, offers only 2-year contracts
- Aurora, Illinois issues RFI for citywide Wi-Fi network
- Wireless Washtenaw delayed, but not gone
- Malaga, Spain wants Wi-Fi access for visitors everywhere in the city
- Europeans ditch landline phones, use PCs to make Internet phone calls
- Beijing deploys citywide wireless broadband network
Pez Cycling News
- Tour de Pez: The Adventure Begins!
- TdF'08: The Contenders!
- EuroTrash Thursday!
- Tour Redux: 7-11's Crazy Weekend
- TDF08: Parcours Up Close - Week 1
- Tour Redux: The 1968 Tour Of Good Health
- Toolbox: Comparing Yourself With Others
- Cor Vos Gets PEZ'd!
- EuroTrash Monday!
- Tour Redux: Robert Millar's 1984 Romp
37 Signals Blog
- Early retirement is a false idol
- [Quotable] Andrew Stanton, Stefan Sagmeister, Joel Spolsky, Philip Johnson, etc.
- Play this!
- Features are a one-way street
- [Screens Around Town] Google Maps, John Deere, EMS, etc.
- What's your favorite Twitter feed to follow (and why)?
- Fresh UI ideas from Songza and Algorithm Ink
- Bang & Olufsen design team avoids meetings/process and "sculpts" products little by little
- Orchid mantis
- A pleasant failure
luc
January 17th, 2008 at 1:14 pm
Hi Esme,
I saw your latest comment on http://wp-themes.designdisease.com/ about the broken search pagination in Dilectio. I think you missed my response to you and another commenter which offered a solution that is really easy to implement (and has the other nice side effect that search now gets pretty urls). See http://wp-themes.designdisease.com/2007/12/21/dilectio-wordpress-theme/#comment-1239
Good luck