While in London also I met Loïc and Andrew. It was the first time we met: it has been a good meeting.

At the moment there's no business going on between SixApart Europe and Evectors, still we are all working in the blogosphere, we are talking to the same people, often trying to sell products and services to the same customers and we mostly believe in the same things. This is why it makes sense to meet, to exchange ideas, to try as hard as we can to find common grounds and to build something together.

This is an entirely new business, it's worth trying to establish some new rules.

When I left for London last week I had left Radio running on my G4, with everything ready and set up to let me blog and browse my aggregator while on the go. But of course, Murphy stroke (actually it might have been somebody even more important).

Just while my plane was taking off from the Trieste airport I did notice some stormy clouds approaching, but only when I landed at Stansted airport I learned that a thunderbolt had struck our office. We lost:

• adsl router
• ethernet hub
• ethernet cable (!)
• the motherboard of a Mac Cube

This created more than a little disruption, and it took quite some time and efforts to my partners Monica, Simone and Fabrizio to bring the company back on-line while I was partying in London. Everything is working again now. Great work.