Robert Paterson's Radio WeblogWhat is really going on beneath the surface? What is the nature of the bifurcation that is unfolding? That's what interests me.My New Weblog- September 8, 2003 In desparation - I move from Radio to Typepad. Here is the link to my new sitehttp://http://smartpei.typepad.com/robert_patersons_weblog/ (Untitled)- September 5, 2003 Aggregator as hub. Intranet aggregators. I spent most of the week visiting small and large companies. The more I talk with "real people working in real companies" (meaning: not nerds spending their whole days hacking), the more convinced I am that a news aggregator is the ideal center for any Intranet.The basic idea is merge to the same server contents coming from: internal sources (accounting, trouble ticketing, exiting document management applications, other data bases: we should be able to.http://radio.weblogs.com/0107127/2003/09/05.html#a772 Radio Userland Inconsistent upstreaming- September 4, 2003 I have FM Radio and Radio. In the lst few weeks my upstreaming has been inconsistent. Sometimes it acts as per normal with a bit of a delay. Ohters I have to reboot - today maybe 6 times and reset my modem and redit the posts to get them iup. I ahve a poor highspeed connection with lots of noise and when it rains - like today - Radio is especially vulnerable. Any ideashttp://radio.weblogs.com/0107127/2003/09/04.html#a770 Wont upstream- September 4, 2003 Test again - I am getting fed up!!!!http://radio.weblogs.com/0107127/2003/09/04.html#a769 Test 2- September 4, 2003 Testing - inconsistent uploadinghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0107127/2003/09/04.html#a768 Test- September 4, 2003 Test more uploading problemshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0107127/2003/09/04.html#a767 Wine - It's the Vendage in Bordeaux- September 4, 2003 My dear friend Esme Johnstone, owns Château de Sours in Bordeaux. It is the harvest or vendage. He keeps diary of how this peak event takes place and for those of you that enjoy wine - here is a window into the process. Esme is also a great host and has a beautiful place which you can rent - more on the site He started his interest in wine at his father's table. He and I as little boys were introduced to the delights of the grape way before the legal age for drinking. I still only...http://www.chateaudesours.com/ Fundamentalism in America- September 4, 2003 I read this week of a journalist who was being driven by an Iranian cab diver. The Cabbie was complaining that religion had entered every aspect of life and that he feared that the fundamentalists were taking over. The city was Los Angeles and the country he was talking about was Americahttp://radio.weblogs.com/0107127/2003/09/03.html#a765 (Untitled)- September 3, 2003 Poliblogging Dave Winer is asking PWB's (People with Blogs) to point to his piece yesterday on how candidates should leverage the blogging world. It's a good piece, and worthy of every campaign staff's review: "It's not surprising to me, in a way, that weblogs have become such an important part of the early 2004 presidential campaign. I expect this campaign will take place more on the Web than it does on TV networks. That's why I think candidates who use the Web to raise money for TV ads...http://radio.weblogs.com/0107127/2003/09/03.html#a763 Burning Man - Fun! Maybe we should all be Pagans- September 3, 2003 I find it interesting that the Burning Man idea has taken off - see link to great pics by Xeni - The Burning Man is one of the oldest festivals that we have as humans. In the Horticulture period that filled the gap between the Guy's world of Hunting and the Guy's world of Farming, we had the time of the Goddess. The King would have to die at the end of the season so that the land could rest and a new male energy could emerge to ensure a good harvest next year. In the time of his rule - he had..http://www.xeni.net/images/bm2003/ |