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Monthly Archives: January 2006
Domestic spying reframed
The new watchword is to replace “domestic spying†with “Terrorist Surveillanceâ€. It consisted of a three-pronged assault of the news: Bush speaking at Kansas, A.G. Alberto Gonzales speaking at Georgetown University Law Center, and Karl Rove speaking at the Republican … Continue reading
Posted in religion and politics
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TimesSelect’s first 150k
Editor and Publisher reports that TimesSelect gets 156,000 web subscribers in the first 4 months which is among the 390,000 total web subscription base. At $49.95 a pop, that’s a $7.3 million and $19.5 million respectively. Doesn’t sound bad, certainly … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics
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Disney picks up Pixar?
If the Telegraph is to be believed then the Disney is about to get Pixar for $7 billion dollars in stock making Jobs’s 50% share in Pixar the single largest shareholder in Disney. Wow!
Posted in about me, business and economics
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Fake or Photo fun
A fun discussion on Flickr pointed me to this site that contains a quiz where you guess images as “fake†or “photoâ€? The site is sponsored by Alias, they have been the king of 3D graphics for many years now. … Continue reading
Posted in photography
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Canon’s 30 millionth
DPReview posted that Canon built their 30 millionth EF lens. This is quite a feat since they only introduced the mount in 1987 (a new mount to go along with a new “EOS” body which added Minolta’s auto-focusing ideas into … Continue reading
Scanning resolution…
Here is a question I received today: We’re planning to buy the 35mm film negatives from our wedding photographer, and we would like to have them scanned into digital format (as a back-up, and so friends/family can order prints). A … Continue reading
Posted in photography
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Moving to the Front Row
I’m always amazed that so many Mac users haven’t seen Front Row just because it is installed only on an iMac (G5 and Core Duo). Now that the MacBook Pro is out with the Front Row installed, I recalled that … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh
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Year of the Dog
“Dog ’06†by Mnemonix Michael Rowley whom I know from work designed some kick butt Chinese New Year images for Plaxo eCards. You can check them out here (they’re the one’s marked “newâ€). He uses his mad pict-o-graphics skills on … Continue reading
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Feeding the Canon trolls
I hate how nearly every discussion that mentions Canon and Nikon in the same breath degenerates into a pissing contest. Yes, I’ve been guilty of this myself, but I like to think my rants are of a different quality than … Continue reading
Posted in photography
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ZF lenses
Zeiss today announced the much rumored foray into Nikon SLR cameras with the ZF lens series for the Nikon F-mount. (Previously Zeiss only made interchangeable photo lenses for Contax.) These lenses are manual-focus prime lenses. In particular a 50mm (Planar … Continue reading
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