Goodbye Buxfer. Mint.com is just better but doesn’t track shared expenses. Mint, can you add this feature?

I totally forgot I had these pictures. Great stuff of some kids in a remote village, a school in the same remote village, verdant hills and valleys, some kids in a small town, a few city (Lagos) shots), and me mugging for the camera with a really big beard (which I’ve since kept off). These were all taken around the same time (the end of 2007, beginning of 2008) on a business and vacation trip that took me around Nigeria.

Telnic

Branding themselves as “The new way to communicate”, Telnic is a limited liability company incorporated in England. As I understand it, they are a registry operator for the new .tel domains, which provide individuals and businesses with a unique way of sharing all types of contact information with any device connected to the internet,

With them you can (from their website):

• Join a global online directory that provides you instant worldwide exposure…
• Integrate all your means of communication in a single place under your control…
• Update and manage your contact information and keywords in real time…
• Increase your search engine visibility through descriptive keywords…
• Provide a fast way for your customers to connect with you in a single click from any mobile device…
• … all without the need to build, host or manage a website.

Telnic’s sole purpose is to act as the Registry Operator and Sponsoring Organization for .tel, a new sponsored Top Level Domain awarded on May 30th 2006 by ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.

Telnic’s contract with ICANN is publicly available.