So, it’s basically a nice set of speakers with an ipod slot? Oh.
I’m sure all the masses of manufacturers who have been selling similar concepts for a fair while now, ‘enhancing’ the ipod for their owners (ie: apple’s customers) are going to LOVE that! Hmm. Not.
Is this ‘biting the hand’ or digging the pocket?
Well, after 3 and a half years at ‘Auntie’, it’s time for me to leave! Hurrah!! Last day will be on Friday.
So, now I’ll be able to tell you all veeeery soooon what I’ve been planning and what I’ll be getting up to!
This a good day for so many reasons. 
It’s time to grab the bull by the horns and CARPE DIEM!!!
TTYAL!!
Got booked up today for Gnomedex06. I can’t flippin’ wait! We had such a great time last year and made such great friends and contacts. It was great meet so many like-minded people so far away from home.
This year promises to just as good for so many reasons as we evolve the amazing platforms enabled by super formats such as RSS and OPML. That’s what OPML plus RSS is : a platform enabler.
Gnomedex is a ‘people aggregator’. It’s time to make more badges/buttons
Hey! I also just realised I am in both of the photos from last year that Chris has placed on the Gnomedex page. Cool! Can you spot me? 
Woooo!!! Gotta looove this town!!
Yes, I’m back in the US of A for a couple of days to try and nail a few things down so can go and tell you all about what’s going on here in the land of kosso.
I was about to build new blog for the secret system, and the damn connectivity here in the hotel seems to be only letting me hit the web, instrad of all the geeky ftp,ssh,database stuff I need. Arghhh!!! (It worked ok last night)
It’s getting very close to me being able to open the kimono/bathrobe on this
I can’t wait – but I have to.
Damn!! this is HOT HOT HOT!!!!
I really do wonder what Dave Winer will make of all this – as you probably realise its based around OPML and RSS. I hope it makes him feel good when he sees it. Really, I do. Sometimes my brain says one thing, yet my heart says another – you’ll see.
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