Wednesday, May 29, 2002

Writers' Resource Writers Write: "An all-purpose writers' resource and searchable database.  [From the Desktop of Dane Carlson] 11:42:22 PM     Comments[]

It works great, Rob! RSS feed now available! [Rob Fahrni, at the core.] 5:21:29 PM     Comments[]

Well done, Jon Personal RSS aggregators, and a personal note about BYTE. Here's my final column for BYTE.com, on personal RSS aggregators. Pardon me while I wax sentimental for a moment. It has been a long and meaningful relationship. ... [Jon's Radio] 2:10:44 PM     Comments[]

Ever since I was adopted by Dane Carlson, I've sought his advice. "Hey, Dane, what's a good host for my weblog when I get ready to move it to a different server and its own domain name?" Dane's normally prompt reply came, "Check out www.4ph.com." "Thanks!" Thus ended the discussion that hooked me up with ProHosters as well! First Ammendement: I just realized that my ISP, ProHosters, is the one that the FBI is trying to stop from making the Daniel Pearl video available. [From the Desktop of Dane Carlson] 2:06:49 PM     Comments[]

Did the other shoe ever drop? In all my travels, I may have missed this one. Was the dance partner ever revealed? From May 9th Scripting News - Why is Dave happy this afternoon? We just closed another deal like the one with the NY Times. Yes we can dance with the BigCo's. Details next week, Murphy-willing. More great content for the Radio aggregator. Yehi!!  10:34:01 AM     Comments[]

A multi-hour spreadsheet built to "show the bigwigs" smacks of an organization that isn't quite committed yet! I'm not being critical of Meryl at all. I've just seen so many instances where work is being done in organizations that no customer is concerned about or would pay to have done. Those tasks often smack of bureacracy. If the exec's are committed to 'training,' a spreadsheet showing the class schedule should be sufficient. Questions like, "what is not getting done while folks are in training?" and "why have we agreed that this training is needed?" might help. Excel Blackhole. I've literally been buried in Excel trying to create tracking metrics for a training program. The problem is that there are too many variables to create a pivot table or... [meryl's notes] 8:48:50 AM     Comments[]

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