Yup, I've started a weblog here:
removethisNebula-RnD.com/blog

Until further notice, I have a login process to enter the blog site.
The user is "blog", password is "tony". This is just to deter
unwelcome visitors until I'm sure the site is production quality.

Please read the initial Welcome note and follow the links for more
info. If you'd like to comment you must Register using the link on the
main page. Complete info for registration and using the site is
available from the "How to use this Site" link on the main page.

Comments always welcome.
Thank you kindly,
Tony
TG@ removethisNebula-RnD.com

***opens the window ready to jump***

Seriously, I will be reviewing with great interest, seeing as Tony shares
many of my thoughts on "the way to do things" ...

Regards
Simon
"Tony Gravagno" <g6q3x9lu53001 (AT) sneakemail (DOT) com.invalid> wrote

Tony Gravagno wrote:
As I mentioned in an earlier e-mail, I think that is great! Welcome to
the blog neighborhood, Tony. It might take therapy to deal with being
called a "blogger" in the "blogosphere" but otherwise it provides many
of the benefits of writing and publishing. You get a forum to
distribute your thoughts crafted into words which has made me take the
time to better crystalize my thinking. This is a discipline I did not
appreciate nearly as much before trying it.

I definitely look forward to reading your entries. You are using a
more "classic" blog style, while I am doing a weekly blog related to
the research I have done over the past few years, more like short
chapters of a book. I might try your strategy in the future too. For
me, that is the difference between trying to reel in the ADD or play to
the strengths of it ;-)

Oh, and I just posted my most recent entry (I skipped last week). I
hope you don't mind me advertising in your thread

http://www.tincat-group.com/mewsings

Best wishes on the new blog. Cheers! --dawn

Hey Dawn,

Is that a picture of Tony doing Yoga - how did you get him to keep
still :-)

Ross Ferris wrote:
I can sortof see the similarities ;-) but the guy pictured (at
www.tincat-group.com/mewsings) is a delightful (and exceptionally
bright) former employee. He just told me it might have been his
brother who took the picture (instead of his wife who might have done
the 0's and 1's). His brother is Rev. Fun http://www.reverendfun.com/
and the designer of my tincat logo.

Oh, and I'm not qualified to try to keep anyone still. Gotta run.
smiles. --dawn

"dawn" wrote:

(scary resemblance...)
That's it! I'm shaving. It's the only way people can tell me from
Chuck Barouch at Spectrum anyway.

T