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Monthly Archives: March 2008
New camera
Decided to get myself a new camera to travel with – and what a beauty it is. The 1978 Canon A-1 with a 1.4 lens.
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On Gary Gygax
I’m not exactly the only one to write on Gygax, but hey why not. I originally started writing this for Slate but didn’t finish in time. However the good part is that means I can put in a bit of … Continue reading
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Long Hand
Gone back to long hand to write my book – strange experience to write for hours with a pen and paper.
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Who won Texas?
Well perhaps this is nit-picky but I’ve spent a week reading articles saying “Hillary won Texas” – but if you lose the caucus and the delegate count and win the primary, why is that a win?
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In San Francisco
I just spent two days at a great Stanford – Google conference. One of the ideas to emerge from the conference was that its time to get serious about working for a little more unlicensed spectrum.  There’s a chance to … Continue reading
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Advertising
They had this figured out in 1922 – that advertising could make radio awful. Thanks to the Radio History web site.
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The Mysterious Asian Vote
I spent the weekend in Texas trying to convince Asian-Americans to vote for Obama. While Obama may win this thing anyway, it may be despite the opposition of most of California’s Asian-American democrats, and the interesting question is why, and … Continue reading
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