Archive for February, 2004

Kerry is so very.

Monday, February 23rd, 2004

“On Foray Into the South, Kerry Gets a Spirited Welcome,” says the NYT this morning, and I suspect we were a little tiny part of that hoorah. Our niece seemed a little dubious about the nearly nonstop parade of standing ovations, but hey, that’s what a political rally is about. Me (and I suspect Sammy) [...]

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Unshuttered.

Friday, February 20th, 2004

Hey, Sammy and I did the appropriate web research, sat down and thought about our needs, calculated, visited the photo store, and, yesterday, made a sensible and yet quite thrilling purchase that takes our shared interest in photography to the next level. Please, have a look at the first 12 hours or so with the [...]

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Thursday, February 19th, 2004

from The Associated Press… Morse code is entering the 21st century — or at least the late 20th. The 160-year-old communication system now has a new character to denote the “@” symbol used in e-mail addresses. In December, the International Telecommunications Union, which oversees the entire frequency spectrum, from amateur radio to satellites, voted to [...]

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Geolocated on a Friday.

Friday, February 6th, 2004

I’ve had one of those moments where I zoom back—from my own body and space—and have a good look in me in my environs. Feet up, warmed by the fans of my turned-around-G5, fancy new pianoesque keyboard to my left, cup of Starbucks to my right (brewed fresh this morning on my back porch), Sennheiser [...]

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Look up.

Monday, February 2nd, 2004

Sometimes I think there’s too darn much stuff out there available at the click of a mouse. There’s a site that tells you how much clear sky we’re getting here today and in the near future, there’s one that tells you who else is writing blogs near me, and there’s a site where the creators [...]

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