Sunday, September 22, 2002

Topics this last week on Al Mac's Weblog (a review to help see what Categories are needed): This last week I increased my Categories to: 400 on Radio Dial: IBM 400 Interests ... connections to user group activity and lists. Brain Exercise:  Space for future reviews of favorite books. Brain Food: Where I trying to learn new stuff (for me) from other people tips. Perma Links and Images, with help from Alison Fish and Rick Klau. Outline to help general beginners to Radio. Brain to Brain: Techniques for more effective human communications. Etiquette of all this. I need to review this whole area of doing a better job with writing; accessibility; credibility; etc. e Law: Changes in the legal landscape within which we all dwell. Useful links to commentary grappling with hot topics. e Radio Ideas: my input to dws.Radio.FAQ to add to the body of How To. Continued misc. thoughts shared. Radio Doc Sources = Index to the people who have documented Radio. Tools for enhancing Radio. Al's Radio Wishes. Understand Radio Categories with occasional additions. Understand Radio News Aggregation ditto. HisTech: Comprehending History of General Technology Evolution. Latest: reversal of autos and pollution; real antimatter; computer history; anthrax spread by photocopy machines; and more. Laugh Track: Miscelaneous Humor. Sad but True Banking Stories. I basically created this for future posting of humor that used to go on the Home page, and started it out with copies of all humor that previously went there. My Friends and Family: Stuff of interest to people I know more off Internet than on. Plight of a Nigerian Woman. Blind of NH Real World Challenges. I need to fix my pictures. Personal stuff. Security: Computer Security; Homeland Security; Other Security. Report on a user meeting whose topic was on Security Testing. Links tips opinions and news, on hot topics from a spectrum of sources. SF: Science Fiction interests. Technological advances into reality with concepts that until recently were Science Fiction, and where various nations space programs are headed. Web sites for SF fans.  Home Page and Stories. New Story on some Chess Variants. My essay on the Y2K of copying (Mon Sep 16). 4:38:59 AM

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