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the other hand, I think that ??hope is contagious’ and ??a vision is worth fighting for’. I had an ex-girlfriend call me a ??hope-junkie’ once. She said it in a mean, derisive way. I smiled, and took it in as a compliment. So when I see Peter go into ??brewmaster mode’, I already know the flavor Kool-Aid he is serving, and I drink deep. It made sense to cut it, but I think there is a certain ??richness’ if you’ve got the whole story. So I am posting this “preamble” and “Space Kool-Aid” as separate posts – so that the Discovery readers can find it. But first, a little preamble - I think

part, a valid pricing model is very important; as is an in-depth analysis of Space Elevator cost-effectiveness (complete with a cost/benefit analysis and a credible and executable financing plan) - none of which exist. In the topic of Framework, things like insuring a space elevator is one of many many valid concerns. Finally in Temporal, this is the need for a constant, real-time, and objective, assessment of all Challenges and the ability to make forecasts. This ‘Challenges’ tool is a sub-level of the more encompassing Noumenia Process. It is a simple tool, but the task is

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from his two decades of working with MySQL, Oracle, Ingres and development technologies. It finally dawned on me while reflecting on the year past this Sunday that the missing voice since the announcement of the Oracle acquisition of Sun Microsystems (and therefore MySQL) has been the MySQL employees. When I worked as an employee for MySQL Inc, the acquisition by Sun Microsystems in 2008 lead to several requirements about the acquisition. You were not allowed to talk about the acquisition publically. You were not allowed to communicate with any Sun (i. In other words it was “business

from concerns about MySQL as part of Oracle. I think that overall, the Oracle deal is good for Sun – but I do have serious concerns for MySQL. For those looking from the inside, the two might be difficult to separate though. , a “just get on with it” does not quite cut it, because a) MySQL is a concern that deserves more serious consideration than merely serving investors or short term issues and b) realistically lots of people are going to get laid off over time anyway when the deal goes through. From that, letting the deal go through right now is not going to be any more

emails I finally canceled my account. The repeated emails about the stupidest things are definitely getting super annoying. Before, I wasn’t visiting MySpace even though I have an account. But now, I’ll actually go in and delete my account. Restructuring is a good thing. At least they are not filing for bankruptcy. I feel this downsizing has to do with the music business getting crushed. Phil Jackson (Lakers) has been consulting with MySpace management. Watch for the site to once again regain its position of dominance. 10 minutes after winning the NBA title, Kobe was overheard

I can think of to build what I want to build. I think I’ve only just scratched the surface of how to use these tools, but I think there is gold - figuratively and literally – in them, thar, hills. The issues you raise: transparency, policy, ??control’, reputation and privacy; these are real problems, and so far, there is no clear solution. technologies as a means of reaching out, and connecting with the kinds of people that can help our project move forward. Yet not everyone ??sees the light’. I can’t coerce them into cooperating; all I can do is act as an example. As they say

never so ‘neat & simple’. U are spot on, mate! I couldn’t agree with you more. And wonder why Australia is left intact. JV is a just an excuse. Maybe the “Innovation” is to make MySpace ‘ready’ for sell out…. Click here to cancel your reply. Enter your personal information to the left, or sign in with your Facebook account by clicking the button below. that will appear whenever you leave a comment on a Gravatar-enabled blog. elegant location for its headquarters>, the space is still not enough. That’s a substantial increase in

is worthy of a large check! Good luck to everyone. Comments and responses on Space Politics. I just posted a long response to Jeff Foust’s website: Space Politics. I think it is worth reading, but rather than simply copy/paste it here, I think it is better if you go to his site, read the original post, and the following comments. On thing I can say - for sure - is that this form of political activism is working. Maybe not the way CNN expected, but working none-the-less. Finally, I am a big supporter of ProSpace, and will try my damnedest to get to DC for the March Storm. It was a

extraordinary story have been making a strong impression worldwide. A group of paraplegic street musicians who live in and around the grounds of the zoo in Kinshasa, DR Congo, one can hear raw power, fragile delicacy and incredible beauty in their music: the eternal pulse of Congolese rumba combined with voices that conjure the crooners of Havana, the toasters of Kingston and even the Godfather Of Soul himself. In what has become one of the most talked-about tours of 2009, Congolese rumba-funk warriors Staff Benda Bilili have been ripping through Europe since late-October, spreading the word

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