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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Last Suppers
I was browsing hulu yesterday, when I saw this promotional ad for the upcoming restart of Battlestar Galactica. The full image is very impressive and instantly recognizable: Battlestar Galactica Season 4 (2008) The image is normally a center figure with … Continue reading
Posted in photography, television
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Advocates of Single-Payer
This shocking article, especially in light of their tactical PR moves, makes a number of people theorize that WalMart would be advocates of a Single-payer health care system. No. Just the opposite. In 2004, WalMart spent $650k to defeat Proposition … Continue reading
YUI cookies
Every time I talked about web cookies, my ex-girlfriend would say, “Mmmm, cookies.” Besides messing with my train of thought, it also gave me an unhealthy obsession with cookie implementations in web development. Today, I was taking apart how YUI … Continue reading
Posted in web development
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Bailout
I was pointed to this Paul Krugman article, which is a sequel to this piece. The Bear Stearns buyout is what touched it off. To which, someone wrote: “Ahh, GOP capitalism—where profits are privatized and losses are socialized. Conservative blogs … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics, society and culture
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I’m stalking you
A classmate from college, Dr. Frank Ling, is giving an internal talk at CNET: Uploaded with plasq‘s Skitch! Frank works as a PostDoc at Berkeley on green technology, guest blogs on Cleantech, and does the radio program, Berkeley Groks, with … Continue reading
Posted in Science, business and economics
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Reading George Orwell
In my seventh grade English class, I got an opportunity to read Animal Farm by George Orwell. My mom had read it once as a little girl during the brief occupation of Seoul in the Korean War. “One day Ohma … Continue reading
Posted in books, religion and politics, wordplay
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Bebo for $850 million
I guess the news in my world today is that Bebo sold to AOL for $850 million. Trust AOL to make the Microsoft-generated $15 billion “valuation” look like a steal. I’m curious how much Hi5 must be worth now: Just … Continue reading
nik Color Efex Pro 3.0 (and panoramic landscapes)
I finally upgraded my copy of nik Color Efex Pro.1 It has this new feature called “u-point” which allows you to do zone system tone masking a lot like LightZone. This means I can finally edit without masks. The other … Continue reading
Posted in photography, photos
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Obama’s 2002 speech
“Those are the battles that we need to fight. Those are the battles that we willingly join. The battles against ignorance and intolerance. Corruption and greed. Poverty and despair. “The consequences of war are dire, the sacrifices immeasurable. We may … Continue reading
Posted in quotes, religion and politics, wordplay
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Home alone (or not)
I’ve been writing lately about the three P’s: programming, photography, and politics. Many of you must be bored out of your mind and are thinking, Damn! Terry.TMI. Time to break it up a bit. A friend is in the process … Continue reading



