1. http://upcoming.org/event/154712/

this is a neat one called "coworkers"

Posted at 7:13PM on Feb 28th 2007 by drew olanoff

2. Dude. There's a place in your neighborhood that does that. Very good.

It's called The Office.

http://www.theofficeonline.com/tour.htm

Posted at 7:46PM on Feb 28th 2007 by Andrew Warner

3. There is something like this in SF: http://hatfactory.net/ for $10 a day.

Posted at 8:52PM on Feb 28th 2007 by Jason Shellen

4. I agree.

I get sick just looking at that intersection. I actually refuse to take the 405 anymore. Taking back streets from SM or Brentwood to the valley or to the airport is always a safer bet.

It used to take me 30 minutes just to get to westwood from San Vicente Bld. nuts.

I used to use www.sigalert.com which was ok- but it think the traffic updates were 20 minutes delayed... so not that accurate... but they did provide text updates, by drive time, by driving routes.

Posted at 9:44PM on Feb 28th 2007 by Keith Powers

5. You've already seen the co-working initiative, and I'm trying to help bring one to Houston - hopefully based in the more than appropriate Houston Technology Center (http://www.houstontech.org). I recently went from my own office (10 minute commute) to a home office (10 second commute, but surprisingly longer hours) to a new office (15 minutes there, 30-45 back in heavy traffic).

With pervasive broadband, VOIP, email and IM, I can't see why anyone wouldn't want to work where ever they please, as long as they got the job done and on time.

Posted at 10:45PM on Feb 28th 2007 by Marc Nathan

6. There's always the coworking initiative.

"What is Coworking? Coworking is a movement to create a community of cafe-like collaboration spaces for developers, writers and independents."

http://blog.coworking.info/
http://wiki.coworking.info/

Posted at 11:06PM on Feb 28th 2007 by Cameron Barrett

7. Hi, come join us at coworking! Grassroots coworking spaces are opening all over the world. See coworking.pbwiki.com for details.

Best,
Brad Neuberg
bkn3@columbia.edu
http://codinginparadise.org

Posted at 3:49PM on Mar 1st 2007 by Brad Neuberg

8. Companies don't make you commute. Why would anyone work for a company if they dictated where they could live?

Posted at 5:02PM on Mar 1st 2007 by Scott Kingery

9. Read your blog on a regluar basis and thought I would take a moment to post regarding your Starbucks workspace idea. There is a company in Vancouver, Canada that has a similar idea.

Workspace http://abetterplacetowork.com/

Office space rentals by the cube on a daily, or weekly basis for a membership fee. Very cool idea.

cheers,

Ian Graham

Posted at 7:02PM on Mar 1st 2007 by Ian Graham

10. That's why I use mass transit. The train doesn't even have to worry about traffic.

Posted at 8:28PM on Mar 1st 2007 by David

11. Just saw a post via Springwise about EasyOffice from the folks at Easy everything. Seems like they will launch first in the UK and Dubai.

I'm lucky since my office on Larchmont is only a block away from my house so I'm one of the few Angeleno's that can actually walk to work.

http://www.springwise.com/weekly/2007-03-01.htm#easyoffice

Posted at 8:28PM on Mar 2nd 2007 by Lynda

12. This is a great addition to google maps, but in California I prefer sigalert. For LA and the SF Bay Area they offer very detailed real-time speed data as well as more information on the cause of slowdowns. My review is here.

Posted at 8:21PM on Mar 6th 2007 by paul

13. oops, reading helps. href tag bad, typing url good

http://www.sigalert.com
http://atleastonecoolthing.blogspot.com/2006/10/sigalert-traffic-information.html

Posted at 8:24PM on Mar 6th 2007 by paul

14. I work at a boarding school. I can see my work from my home. It rocks.

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