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Category Archives: Introspection
I haz a ukulele
On Saturday, an online friend of mine opened an online ukulele shop. He had impressed me very much with his uke-playing skills, and I had always wanted a small stringed instrument to travel with (a guitar is much too big … Continue reading
More Blog. Less Tweet.
Akiva has been badgered by Louis to blog more, tweet less. As he so eloquently puts it: I am arguably the greatest writer of our (or any) generation. So much potential confounded by so much apathy, laziness, and lack of … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Introspection, Social Media
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New media, new ethics?
Dave Winer has a spot-on post this morning about reporters accepting freebies; that is to say, the ethical implications of reporters who cover Twitter but who receive huge, measurable benefits by being placed on Twitter’s Suggested User List (SUL). “The … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Ethics, Social Media
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We’ve been adopted by foxes
Earlier this summer, my wife spied some unusual “critters” in our back yard (yard is somewhat of a misnomer; it’s really a thicket inside a shallow ravine). It turns out that they were a pair of California gray foxes. A … Continue reading
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Microcast / September 4, 2009
The Internet in 140 seconds: Kara Swisher, drunken chess master, Robert Scoble, 1984, and opinion by Josh Haley.
Posted in Culture, Introspection, Technology
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Congratulations, Elam!
My son graduates from high school today. It’s an appropriate milestone to reflect back on the years it took to get us to this point. Elam was born six weeks premature; not through any fault of his own, but because … Continue reading
Food Aversions
I’ve been told my whole life I’m a picky eater. I suppose that’s true, though I’ve come to realize that there are certain perceptions I have that are not shared with the mass of humanity. Specifically, there are foods that … Continue reading