Broadband

This is a long way from standing in the rain teaching students surveying until they could see no longer down their 'scopes on the theodolite and plane table, apart from the soaked paper drafts, in the edge of upland Ashton Park, one good use for it as the deer will know, now we have instant access long distance as the crow flies (except some of it by subsurface cables in fibre optic with men pulling through tubes bored often by mole no-dig tunnelling) so direct is radio 'phone from station to station with interruptions by electric storms (1990), that from Protocol to Database I have been given to understand we become part of the Elite courtesy of B.T. 10 March 2010 EMX Portishead at High Rate Broadband. For T.V. it might be, but should relieve the rest of us deliberate and tedious Netters of clog veins in web search as the Fast Track users log onto the high streams using the extra capacity for the best they can achieve. The faster they can go the less time on load they use. It was noticeably down during Winter Olympics 2010 and we could have made good purchase on a cliff of ice with our networks then, nevertheless it will be there to cover the Wimbledon loadings. So it will be interesting as people play with digital aerials and curse the day the roof was invented Scandinavian instead of Flat Earth Israeli for drying corn, to see how fast we can surf. Houses will spring up of Art Deco, with people hanging over the edge rusted bolts in concrete reinforced, as I looked off Hillside gully at 4 or 5 when my brother could just sit down, straight above Miss Pym's front room garden spot 3 floors below. In those days I had no fear of heights ! People rarely mend their own roof tops these days due to design faults except in Backdraft Kurt Russell shingle fixing.  So for cholesterol free telecommunications watch this pace on space tomorrow ? It may be as good as 1968 Somerset Flood Rains in Wales, or Austrian electric storms in the mountain summer.