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Monthly Archives: November 2005
Aperture
“Pounc-erture” by tychay I couldn’t resist the call of the Jobs and went and purchased Aperture! I did a computation at work today and decided that Aperture must have hit the shelves today and a quick call to Apple Store … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, photography
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Interesting new scam
Caitlin points out a new scam job. The idea is to scrape various classified sites for services (like Craigslist) and then offer them money in return for a check (a la Nigerian 419 scam). The new ideas here are the … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, web development
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Mike Johnston returns…
Mike Johnston, former writer of the weekly opinion column Sunday Morning Photographer, has launched a blog to talk about photography. Check it out: The Online Photographer.
Posted in photography
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Cat eyes (and flash)
“First picture of Pounce” by tychay ( Olympus C-2500L ) ƒ3.1, 1/60sec, iso 100, 18.6mm (56mm), built-in flash Anyone who has taken a flash photo of their cat is aware of the cloudy yellow/green reflection in their eyes. Such was … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged acuity, cat, eyes, photography, red-eye, red-eye removal, tapetum
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Real live Julie Keatons…
Scrubs from Zap2It/CBS. The future Marketing division of Sirius Cybernetics corporation or proof that one industry has just too much money? Yet again, the pharmaceutical industry puts us horny computer nerds to shame. You decide. (A major difference is you … Continue reading
Relationships and Politics
A friend of mine went out on a date with a SUV-driving, Fox News-watching conservative Republican. I wonder if he shouts at his television set or gets angry when people impugn his man? I made the mistake of commenting: Reminds … Continue reading
Posted in about me, religion and politics
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Apple Aperture “Now Shippingâ€
Caitlin noticed this today: Aperture “Now Shipping” from Apple I’m so excited about the release of this product that I started a Flickr group just for the hell of it which is strange for someone who is going to have … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, photography
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What I’m having for Thanksgiving
If anything should be indicative of a my right-wing gen-x background, it should be this simple fact: I did cross-ex debate in high school. One result of that is my Thanksgiving meal: a burger at Jack-In-The-Box. The University of Pittsburgh … Continue reading
Posted in about me, religion and politics
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The two wings of American political discourse
I was reading the latest two entries in the Letters To The New York Times blog written by someone under the pseudonym Kilgore Trout and I was struck again by how well-written they are. While the articles have the very … Continue reading
Posted in religion and politics
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TimesSelect thought of the day
As I mentioned earlier the Op-Ed articles which are behind TimeSelect paid-for subscriptions. I noticed that they have nearly completely fallen out of the Time’s “Most e-mailed” newsfeed. Before it seemed that over half the Op-Eds would be on this … Continue reading



