1.	1010Data.Com is an industrial-strength database server, capable of storing millions of records, and has tools for viewing them, much as a high-end database like Paradox did in the age of the PC. It was demo'd for the first time publicly at our session on Tuesday, by the CEO of the company, Peter Miller, who I knew when he was at Lotus.
2.	Of all the products, 1010Data is the only one that charges the user a fee, which makes it possible for them to do things the others can't, like support an XML-RPC interface for the app, which of course, I encouraged him to do.
3.	A week earlier Dale Dougherty of O'Reilly, who's becoming a Manila user, asked for a database that ran in Manila. Dale meet Peter, who can give you the database and through the magic of interapplication communication, it will appear as if it's in Manila. Hah! The hype of years gone by still works. ;->