Needed: Arizona Technology Investor

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Hello! I am the owner of this site and the owner of http://cast-cebu.org. I like to think of these two sites as my ‘Right Brain’ and my ‘Left Brain’.

Here I’m going to outline a business plan for a sweat equity partnership that will start with my assets an intellectual property. What I need from a partner is the implementer, the CEO.  Basically the idea is that I spent 15 years in the Philippines and now have a lot of programs and applications that need to be marketed and sold for money.

I will first make a list of my assets:

  1. Email Postcards: Send email with text, picture and sound. The email is multipart and the sound and images are sent as attachments.
  2. 3D E-Marketing: Connects manufacturer to the wholesale buyer in a sell before you make environment. Interactive 3D models, textures and voice communication.
  3. E-Calendars: Flash perpetual calendar with picture, sound and text.
  4. E Brochures: Flash E-Brochure with picture, text and sound.
  5. Newsletters: A what we do and how we do it, monthly newsletter.
  6. Facebook and Tweeter: Catch us on Facebook and Tweeter.
  7. Linkedin: Follow our technical side on the Linkin Form.
  8. Web Sites:  Checkout our websites at http://tetracebu.com. This is our left brain (technology) – WordPress MultiSite. Check out our website at http://www.cast-cebu.org. This is our right brain (Art and Animation).
  9. iText: An online conversion from HTML to PDF.

Physical assets:

  1. Technology Museum: Check out at Forbes Technology Museum/
  2. Medium Museum:
  3. Work Office:
  4. Contacts in the Philippines:
  5. CD, DVD and tape Library:

WordPress MultiSite

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Well now that I have WordPress MultiSite run on my server, I feel I need to make a few comments. To sum it all up so you don’t have to read further is: I like It. But I will go ahead and explain. How you don’t mind the list form.

  • All video now has a common directory. All blogs can share video with other blogs.
  • Works with child themes. I need to modify template code and plugin code to support my interactive menus.
  • Common login and admin for all blog sites. Easily slip back and forth from site admin the network admin.
  • Common pages for all blog sites. Using export and import I can make site pages be the same.
  • Common blogs for all blog sites. Using a plugin I can blog once and it will appear on all blog sites.
  • Live version updates. Since I modify code using Child Themes, I can update live with no conflicts.
  • Common plugins for all sites. These are managed by the Network Admin and controls blog site content.
  • A new site can be setup in a few minutes, complete with video, blogs, pages and comments.<

You may wonder why I would want all blog sites to have the same content and still have them look different. We are running a team and each must commutate to all the others. Log into your site and immediately see what everybody else is doing. It’s a conference meeting.

Adding Video to My Sites

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This is more of a blog on the problems I had with the plug “All In One Video Pack”. At first this seemed to be the the answer and an easy solution. But it turned into a much bigger headache.

One of my first questions was where is my video after I downloaded it from my local computer? It was not on my website. It was on somebody else’s site and I was not ask if this was OK. I would think that sense this is intellectual property that they would need my permission to host this on their web site. Or I should agree to a privacy statement. After I downloaded, I got a code segment to paste into my WordPress page. It worked fine, so I said lets activate this plugin for all of my network.

I go to the local dashboard and click Network Admin. Whoe! I get this big old error message “Fatal error: Call to undefined function add_contextual_help() in /home/…./public_html/wp-admin/network/settings.php on line 22 “. Now what’s wrong? I start my research to find the problem. I run into a post that explanes: All-In One Video Pack uses the the file name ‘settings.php’ and this file was overriding the WordPress ‘settings.php’.

Well! being a programmer I decided to fix it. I renamed settings.php in plugins/all-in-one-video-pack/settings.php to kaltura-settings.php. Of course this caused two more errors. Fixing the name change in the two faulting pages and things seemed to work fine.

Then I’m doing more upgrades to my site and I get another error saying it can’t find settings.php. Then I say wait a minute. This is not my code and I should not be making these modifications. Well! I can’t no longer switch to Network Admin because of the error. I have to use my FTP access into my site to just delete the plugin “All in one Video Pack”.

I have now switch to a Flash video player and .flv movies. Oh yes! part of my site is using HTML5 video. So if you can’t see my videos then upgrade your browser to something more modern.