Hello Alan, Ummm yes or no will suffice, you already stated you were unemployed, are you trying to create employment for yourself off the backs of community groups?
-- Best regards, evilbunny mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Perhaps this won't be as simple as I thought. - Shai-ster http://www.cacert.org - Free Security Certificates http://www.nodedb.com - Think globally, network locally http://www.sydneywireless.com - Telecommunications Freedom Tuesday, December 17, 2002, 4:56:00 PM, you wrote: AL> Terry, AL> I'm unsubscribing from a number of user group lists. AL> I've spent too many years working on this and, AL> frankly, expected a greater understanding back in the AL> States. I was wrong. AL> I simply do not wish to argue with those not as well AL> prepared, nor as serious about low-cost universal AL> access. AL> Terry you should know about Service Factory, although AL> may not want to discuss it... I understand you own the AL> user group name... AL> You're probably running around trying to find how to AL> create value. Maybe you can. Or, maybe not. There AL> are only a few telecom experts who as yet really AL> understand the overall picture... the tech, standards AL> development, complex regulatory processes, political AL> issues, industry competition, etc. Oops! And then AL> there's me... AL> I am only being partially facetious. But certainly no AL> one but me will talk about it. It's taken years AL> of reading... anything and everything. But, then AL> again, lacking employment responsibility, I had the AL> time. AL> At this time, my real goal is to let all the AL> pointy-headed, closed minded, and somewhat lazy, know AL> that when the future arrives, I had warned them. AL> There's still time for you guys... but you need an AL> expert... a generalist that's observed it all, AL> dispassionately. Frankly, technologists screw up all AL> the time, as would anyone forced into a narrow vision AL> by employment or specialty. It's nobody's fault... AL> save for those AL> self-annointed, self-styled, savants who've given me AL> grief. You guys have a small window... now we'll see AL> how truly brilliant you are. And the guys who've AL> paid for nodes can see just what their investment AL> bought... and it ain't gonna be money in any event. AL> I don't want to dampen your enthusiasm... because I'd AL> dearly love to see the incumbents quashed. Forgive me AL> for speaking bluntly. But, it is simply irrefutable. AL> You've now got radius, phased-array, and the AL> multilateral financial settlement that allows AL> interoperability coupled with independent platform AL> deployment. All the ingredients are now available. AL> (Note: Soon you'll have ID's, as I described... or AL> forget the government, insurance companies, courts, AL> certain politically empowered stakeholders, etc... AL> which means don't waste your time any further.) AL> It's really rather simple. The rest is only AL> organization and advocacy. And, because the AL> incumbents move so slowly, and you guys did such a AL> good job in publicity and deployment, it's all up to AL> your vision and ongoing effort. You've got a few AL> months to accrue large community stakeholders that can AL> help in your battle... that will take place at city AL> hall. AL> You better have the vision, and the work, and the well AL> heeled stakeholders... anyone else can offer only AL> worthless, good buddy, jive... only smoke and mirrors. AL> It's not about money, but raw power. AL> Enjoy the fifteen minutes. Or, find someone as well AL> educated on the subject, and more willing to wade AL> through the rubbish. You really do have my best AL> wishes. You need a management that understands, time AL> for the effort itself, and a good Jewish cowboy, like AL> me, who can get in at the highest level and talk AL> privately with certain money center investors... for a AL> lot of diverse reasons that I'm not, maybe ever, going AL> to go into. And I mean NOW. AL> Terry, as I just saw on PBS... you needed a pr--k, not AL> a little high school teacher who'll tell you how nice AL> you are. No ill feelings whatsoever on my part, but AL> like the breeze... poof... I'm gone! AL> My offlist email is always open. AL> Best, Alan AL> --- Terry Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> As with every list message is instructions about how >> to unsubscribe yourself. If you wish to >> unsubscribe, please follow them. I have only >> warned you to be nice and not banned you as the >> NoCat list has. >> >> --Terry >> >> --On Monday, December 16, 2002 9:04 PM -0800 Alan >> Levy >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> > Mr. Schmidt, concerning the offlist note about my >> > lack of niceness with evilbunny, you've got a good >> > point. However, please unsubscribe me. >> > >> > Best, Alan AL> -- AL> NYCwireless - http://www.nycwireless.net/ AL> Un/Subscribe: http://lists.nycwireless.net/mailman/listinfo/nycwireless/ AL> Archives: http://lists.nycwireless.net/pipermail/nycwireless/
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