Tuesday, November 20, 2001

Phil Wolff's K-Log message on How a hypothetical corporation could use their K-Log to save money and increase their efficiency - "A short story. My buddy, Mark the chemist, is in mySAP ordering nanotubes for the next round of experiments. As SAP shows the confirmation screen, Mark clicks the "Klog This" button in Internet Explorer. ..." 11:31:36 PM

I went to see Harry Potter this afternoon with my 2nd Mom and Dad i.e. my in-laws. I really enjoyed it! It is not high entertainment and certainly not at the level of Lord of the Rings but it was very well done and very entertaining. Being the pseudo-literary snob that I am (I read the Lord of the Rings when I was very young and have read more novels across almost all genres than most writers), I dissed the book and didn't bother to read it. Perhaps I will read it now but probably not. If it gets more people reading, great and more power to the Harry Potter fans! I'll stick to the classics both modern and not so modern because there are plenty of those left to read! 11:23:55 PM

OK, I am losing my mind! Of course glossaries don't work in Radio Userland 7.0. Hopefully in 7.1, please! Here's Jake's definitive response stating that it's not possible: http://radio.userland.com/discuss/msgReader$6098#6101 And here's a later thread with Mark P. and David Winer again concluding it's not possible without some major script writing: http://radio.userland.com/discuss/msgReader$6498#6501 And here's a hint from Lawrence on October 30, that the glossary will work in 7.1:"I can use Radio's glossary for any notes posted through this website. " 1:03:01 AM

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