« Are you in the Loop? »

Get in the loop at JamLoop.com, a music oriented search engine. Looking for a particular instrument and not sure where to go or what’s out there? Looking for that particular vintage guitar, or piece for your collection? Let JamLoop bring the power of the web to you. Just type in the keywords, and let JamLoop’s search engine do the work. JamLoop indexes content from multiple classifieds sites, used equipment stores and new equipment retailers for its users to bring results to a single destination using a customized spidering technology. JamLoop shows you relevant location-based results using a mashup of IP2Location's innovative geolocation solution in conjunction with the Google Maps API. 

 To help make JamLoop’s ideas a reality we used a variety of leading-edge technologies including Amazon EC2, JBoss and Lucene. For the end user, JamLoop’s site incorporates sliders and other custom controls to enhance and enrich their user experience.  

JamLoop’s founder came to us with an idea. He wanted a better way to find musical instruments on the web, and needed help designing the solution. Our customized Agile Project Methodology  is ideally suited for such an engagement. Through regular scrum meetings and our change-friendly approach, we delivered what you see today. We have captured new ideas along the way and continue to work on these User Stories to help JamLoop deliver a rich, personalized experience for its end user.  

We have formed a strong partnership with JamLoop, and it has been very exciting for our team to be working with our client to help make their ideas reality. Special thanks to the team of Matt Butler, Oliver Chan, and Joe Nowak who delivered this product. Now for those reading this post, it’s time for you to get in the loop at JamLoop.com.

Comments

[Coach Factory Outlet]

At the same time, the investigation<h1>Coach Outlet</h1> that led the United States to <h1>Coach Outlet</h1>the bank, the Lebanese Canadian<h1>Chanel Handbags</h1> Bank, provides new insights <h1>Coach Outlet</h1>into the murky sources of<h1>Coach Outlet</h1> Hezbollah’s money. While law enforcement <h1>Chanel Bags</h1>agencies around the world <h1>Coach Factory Outlet</h1>have long believed that <h1>Coach Outlet Online</h1>Hezbollah is a passive beneficiary <h1>Coach Outlet</h1>of contributions from loyalists <h1>Coach Outlet</h1>abroad involved in drug trafficking <h1>Coach Outlet Online</h1>and a grab bag of other<h1>Louis Vuitton Bags</h1> criminal enterprises, intelligence <h1>Coach Factory Outlet</h1>from several countries points <h1>Louis Vuitton Bags</h1>to the direct involvement of <h1>Coach Factory Store</h1>high-level Hezbollah officials <h1>Coach Outlet</h1>in the South American cocaine<h1>Coach Factory Outlet</h1> trade.One agent involved in the<h1>Coach Outlet Store</h1> investigation compared Hezbollah <h1>Coach Factory Outlet</h1>to the Mafia, saying, “They <h1>Coach Outlet</h1>operate like the Gambinos on <h1>Chanel Bags</h1>steroids.”On Tuesday, federal <h1>Chanel Bags</h1>prosecutors in Virginia announced <h1>Louis Vuitton</h1>the indictment of the man <h1>Coach Factory Store</h1>at the center of the Lebanese<h1>Chanel Handbags</h1> Canadian Bank case, charging <h1>Coach Outlet</h1>that he had trafficked drugs <h1>Chanel Bags</h1>and laundered money not only <h1>Louis Vuitton</h1>for Colombian cartels, but also for<h1>Coach Factory Online</h1> the murderous Mexican gang <h1>Coach Outlet</h1>Los Zetas.The revelations about <h1>Chanel Bags</h1>Hezbollah and the Lebanese Canadian<h1>Coach Outlet</h1> Bank reflect the changing <h1>Louis Vuitton Bags</h1>political and military dynamics<h1>Coach Factory Outlet</h1> of Lebanon and the Middle East. <h1>Chanel Bags</h1>American intelligence analysts believe<h1>Coach Factory</h1> that for years Hezbollah