War fills the airwaves again.
A world of abundance will give the world its best chance of peace.
That is the opportunity the Internet give us all.
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Friday, December 05, 2008
aboynejames.co.uk goes social
I've added a google Friends Connect Gadget to the home page. Now I can say, see you on the site.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
life as a trader
My early entrepreneurial days focused on the commodity markets. Future and options markets, more complexity called derivatives. During that time, I met Ron Carmichael, a trader that started in his successful career from his dorm room. He is now sharing is trading insights and lessons an a new website and blog.
What a time to be involved in the financial markets. Ron's thought, observations and lessons are worth a read.
What a time to be involved in the financial markets. Ron's thought, observations and lessons are worth a read.
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Beetles, Bees & Butterfiles
As I walked the gravel paths I noticed that the end of summer/start of autumn was being marked in a manner that I hadn't taken notice of before. The bumble bees were mainly dead, the butterflies were inactive or soaking up a glimpse from the sun, the only happy insects seemed to be the black beetles as the moved with purpose across the land.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
blogging more than ever but not in public
The volume of blog posts here has diminished dramatically this year. This is because I blog/twitter etc in other places but mainly because most of my blog posts are on an internal wiki blog for mepath . This is my first startup where blogging has been available. As a founder with ideas, we have a need to share our ideas. Blogging is an expression of your ideas, hyperlinked to supporting information or a prediction on the future now, which later gains support months down the line. We are in the game of making thin air real and blogging is a tool to help us achieve that. A fun lifestyle, everyday.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
aboynegames 2008
AboyneGames is round again, the first Saturday in August every year.
This year the games will bring back a fiddle competition for juniors and seniors. I've entered, its solo, Slow Air, March, Strathspey and Reel. About 6 minutes of play time, probably a bit quicker on the day when the nerves kick in no doubt.
See you on the green.
This year the games will bring back a fiddle competition for juniors and seniors. I've entered, its solo, Slow Air, March, Strathspey and Reel. About 6 minutes of play time, probably a bit quicker on the day when the nerves kick in no doubt.
See you on the green.
Friday, June 13, 2008
snow cover on the gorms
The Cairngorms and the higher peaks in Scotland get a reminder of winter today.
Monday, May 05, 2008
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Scotland Land of Food & Drink
The First Scotland: Land of Food and Drink Conference was held at Gleneagles this week.
A two day conference, with each day starting with a look at trends, retailing trends day, one and on day two, tourism/food market research from visitor to Scotland. Then the rest of the days talked about 'farm to fork'. The supply chain to service retail demand. The retailer seemed to be used a lot as the customer for the supply chain. The end individual consuming the product is surely the customer. The second day saw smaller entrepreneurial farmers and hotelier share their stories. Stories that focused on the end customer, the individual. Much more enthusiasm and innovation from these speakers than on day one.
The CEO of Scotland Land of Food and Drink clearly articulated an ambitious agenda. There is clearly a big opportunity, thinking 'small' may however be the best way to realise those goals?
A two day conference, with each day starting with a look at trends, retailing trends day, one and on day two, tourism/food market research from visitor to Scotland. Then the rest of the days talked about 'farm to fork'. The supply chain to service retail demand. The retailer seemed to be used a lot as the customer for the supply chain. The end individual consuming the product is surely the customer. The second day saw smaller entrepreneurial farmers and hotelier share their stories. Stories that focused on the end customer, the individual. Much more enthusiasm and innovation from these speakers than on day one.
The CEO of Scotland Land of Food and Drink clearly articulated an ambitious agenda. There is clearly a big opportunity, thinking 'small' may however be the best way to realise those goals?
Saturday, February 02, 2008
dataportability barcampscotland2008
www.dataportability.org
friend of a friend
opensocial example. ref semantic
user in control in profile
Authentication is important e.g openID
WC3 to ratify?
Needs to be Free Patent Policy
Presenter Harry Halpin
friend of a friend
opensocial example. ref semantic
user in control in profile
Authentication is important e.g openID
WC3 to ratify?
Needs to be Free Patent Policy
Presenter Harry Halpin
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
barcampScotland 2008
It's hard to believe its approaching a year since the first barcamp in Scotland. A month earlier this year, we have barcampScotland 2008 on 2nd February, Edinburgh. Full details on the wiki and a party Friday evening too this time. A barcamp is an unconference event where participants freely and openly share learning and experiences, web2.0 to software to eduction etc. etc. if you have a topic or interest you want to share, get it on the schedule.
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
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