Awhile ago, I used Radio UserLand for weblogging. In migrating to my own solution, I parsed out the backup files and loaded them to this system. The bulk of the content was my family weblog, which is a journal of my kids. Very important stuff. Today somebody told a story that reminded me of an episode from my past, so I went looking for the post. Nowhere to be found on the new system. Turns out, for whatever reason, the Radio backup files were incomplete. So I've used Steve Hooker's third-party tool to dump my Radio contents to one big RSS file, and I'm now in the process of figuring out what wasn't included. Not fun. Not that there are many Radio users out there (and even fewer among my meager readership), but consider yourselves warned.
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I'm Jim Biancolo, and this is my weblog. It's mostly links to stuff I find interesting (here are some of my favorites), but some stuff is mine. I also created Listology in the previous millennium (raised it from a pup but I stopped playing with it and I felt bad so I gave it away to a good home), and the fitness weblog Lean & Hungry Fitness, which is gone, subsumed, but it was a cool domain while it lasted.
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If I don't post often enough for you, you can check my delicious account for the only slightly less good also-rans.
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