Doc Searls WeblogSame old blog, brand new placeWhat you frame is what you get- June 17, 2008 I&8217;m due to be on a panel at Supernova in five minutes. I won&8217;t be there. If I were, I would say the following, and then some. Alas, no time. But, since the Net is essentially spaceless, here ya go: &160; If you say the Net is a system of &8220;pipes&8221; and &8220;lines&8221; for &8220;transporting&8221; stuff called ...http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/17/what-you-frame-is-what-you-get/ Novel norms- June 17, 2008 So here I am at 3am for the second day in a row, taking a moment betwen hits of Dilaudid to do something that was for many years normal for me: writing something. I have a new normal now, and it&8217;s getting old. I&8217;ve lost count of the wires and tubes running from my body to ...http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/17/novel-norms/ Getting scarier- June 16, 2008 They&8217;re putting me on this now, so I&8217;ll feel no pain and breathe more deeply. Which I&8217;ll need to prevent a slightly collapsed lung from turning into pneumonia. That&8217;s on top of the pancreatitis. All from an inconclusive diagnostic procedure.http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/16/getting-scarier/ Back on drugs again- June 16, 2008 Well, my experiment with staying off morphine didn&8217;t pan out. An x-ray that required laying on my very tender belly this morning put me over the edge. More reporting (and hopefully on matters other than health) when I feel like it. Pretty spaced out right now.http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/16/back-on-drugs-again/ Progress- June 16, 2008 It&8217;s 3:15 am. This is good news. I&8217;ve mostly slept since the end of the Celtics-Lakers game, which I watched on the little TV suspended over my bed here at the hospital. I&8217;m sitting up on the edge of the bed now, typing on the laptop without getting chills. That&8217;s new. I still have a lot ...http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/16/progress/ Just wondering- June 15, 2008 How many gallons of drool does the average baseball club spit in the course of a gamehttp://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/15/just-wondering/ Up the tubes- June 15, 2008 I have three bags hanging from a rolling pole next to my bed here at the hospital. These Y down do a pair of IV needles, one in each arm. The two big bags are for hydration. The third I dunno. (The nurse just told me it&8217;s magnesium.) Since visiting Amsterdam two Wednesdays ago, I&8217;ve ...http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/15/up-the-tubes/ Giving it from both ends- June 14, 2008 Two days ago I had a colonoscopy. The doctor found and removed a polyp. Routine stuff. Today it was what I guess is called an endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography. The first looked up my ass, the second down my gullet, in this case to look inside my pancreas to see if cystic lesions appearing in an ...http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/13/giving-it-from-both-ends/ Comcasting for clues- June 13, 2008 This isn&8217;t pretty. On the other hand, Comcast also says it is increasing upstream speeds. Taking advantage of DOCSIS 3.0. Appears to have promise. Anybody have any thoughts about that Experiences I&8217;ve had zero with them, but I know a lot of the rest of ya&8217;ll have. Just wondering.http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/12/comcasting-for-clues/ A picture is worth a thousand barks- June 13, 2008 Yes, you can vote in the Ugliest Dog Contest. Even though no pooch will ever out-ugly the late and still great Sam, (above) whom we first vetted here.http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/doc/2008/06/12/a-picture-is-worth-a-thousand-barks/ |