http://www.damirsystems.com/?p=114 Data Design, Modelling, Collection and Integration Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:45:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.damirsystems.com/?p=114&cpage=1#comment-164 Off Topic » Promoting a community market with social media Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:45:17 +0000 http://www.damirsystems.com/?p=114#comment-164 [...] Since I’m pretty geeky, I used the technology in ways that non-techies may not: see slide 17 for what could best be described as a context diagram for my market message delivery framework. One piece of this is based on some Python scripting that my other half did to help automate a list of Twitter messages each week, and the picture at the right is the point in the presentation where I said “…and this picture is why he’s not here tonight”, since it depicts him wearing a cardboard cone with the label “800 MHz” on his head. What I didn’t have time to explain is that the cone was part of a prototype of a discone antenna with a central frequency of 800 MHz, part of his home-built HD OTA project. [...] [...] Since I’m pretty geeky, I used the technology in ways that non-techies may not: see slide 17 for what could best be described as a context diagram for my market message delivery framework. One piece of this is based on some Python scripting that my other half did to help automate a list of Twitter messages each week, and the picture at the right is the point in the presentation where I said “…and this picture is why he’s not here tonight”, since it depicts him wearing a cardboard cone with the label “800 MHz” on his head. What I didn’t have time to explain is that the cone was part of a prototype of a discone antenna with a central frequency of 800 MHz, part of his home-built HD OTA project. [...]

]]> http://www.damirsystems.com/?p=114&cpage=1#comment-19 Column 2 by Sandy Kemsley : HD antenna Tue, 28 Oct 2008 01:05:02 +0000 http://www.damirsystems.com/?p=114#comment-19 [...] over-the-air (OTA) antennae, and how my husband built one out of a salad spoon and tin foil, here’s the details (on his [...] [...] over-the-air (OTA) antennae, and how my husband built one out of a salad spoon and tin foil, here’s the details (on his [...]

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