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 I've started a website and mail list in preparation for the Sept 26 session at Seybold where we will talk about The Next Technology Revolution. First an electronic discussion, lots of ideas, and pointers to individuals and companies that are working on it, and then a face-to-face discussion without boring presentations where we connect the dots and figure out what's next and hot. I hope the smartest Scripting News readers make a time commitment to this process. If it works it'll be a very profitable investment of a few weeks.Allman Brothers: Ain't Wasting Time No More. "Time goes by like hurricanes runnin after subway trains." MSNBC: Breaking down a male myth. "Most men are not as emotionally shut off as many people think they are, according to researchers who say that guys have long gotten a bad rap in the feelings department."  Emotions are like the colors of the spectrum. As there are basic colors, there are basic emotions. Anger, sadness, joy, pain, fear and sexual feelings. They mix up in all combos producing new colors. Our culture only really accepts anger from men, but each person, male or female, contains the full range. So love is expressed with anger, as is joy and sexual feelings. To check it out, ask a man how he feels. See what he says. If it's something other than anger, see how you feel about that.Sherman-Williams: The Color Wheel. Nicely done! BTW, thanks to Evan Williams for the pointer to the MSNBC piece. He comes from Nebraska, where he says men haven't mastered the full range of emotions. I come from NY and have lived in California for 22 years, and see the same thing. Xmlhack lists recent developments in the Land o' RDF. Two years ago today: A Bright Future for Syndication. Recommended: Any Given Sunday. Watch it twice. The first time I thought the young quarterback was wrong. The second time it was clear that the old coach had to learn from him to make it work.
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