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Continue reading →: Jeremy's Road Trip Party
Jeremy recently announced that he was leaving his company to go off on a road trip adventure across the United States and Vietnam. Sound familiar? There must be something in the air for so many people in their mid-twenties to be thinking of switching careers or going off on some…
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Continue reading →: Salgado Exhibit and Petrice's Chinese New Year Party
The celebrated Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado has an exhibit at the UC Berkeley Art Museum entitled Migrations: Humanity in Transition. “Migrations is a visual chronicle of the global flux of populations at the turn of the millennium. For a period of seven years, across forty countries in Africa, the Americas,…
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Continue reading →: From Singapore to Mountain View
Does anybody actually read what I write on my web site? Or, are you coming here just to look at some pretty pictures? This morning, I drove Randy to San Francisco International Airport. He’s travelling to Singapore to visit Juliana. That’s a 21 hour flight, which is ungodly long. At…
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Continue reading →: Stanford At Night
I’ve been feeling a bit restless lately with my photography, so I decided to go to Stanford to take some long exposures photos with the EOS-1D tonight. A little over a year ago, I had taken similar shots with the EOS-D30, which resulted in some beautiful prints of Main Quad…
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Continue reading →: Filming with Rae and Levi
Rae, Levi, and I were at De Anza College Saturday afternoon to work on a short film for Levi’s film class. Rae and I were the only actors in this short silent film that saw us sitting at a bench and munching down on Hershey chocolate bars with almonds. Since…
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Continue reading →: Sumayya, Rae, Sunsets and Figure Skating
On Thursday, I had lunch with Sumayya, a former co-worker of mine from Palm. We had lunch at Los Charros, home of the famous and delicious wet burrito. That’s a delicacy that Dardy introduced me to. Yummy! After lunch, we took a walk over to the Mountain View City Hall,…
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Continue reading →: Hammertoes
Ever wonder why the shins and insides of your feet hurt so much after exercising or extended walking? You might be overpronating. Ever since I dislocated my elbow last year, I have listened more closely to the signals my body sends me. The last few times that I’ve exercised, I’ve…
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Continue reading →: Would you like the Lord of the Rings with your dinner?
I had dinner with Randy, Renny, Alf, and Joon-Mo this evening at the Southland Taste Restaurant, located at 10825 N. Wolfe Road in Cupertino. This restaurant’s claim to fame is that it serves authentic Taiwanese food. I’m not Taiwanese, so I wouldn’t know if it was authentic or not, but…
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Continue reading →: Newton MP3 Player and Accidents
As the adage goes, “Newton never dies, it just gets new batteries.” Eric Schneck has released his Newton iTunes plug-in that works in conjunction with iTunes and Eckhart Köppen’s MAD Max MP3 Player for the Apple Newton MessagePad. Who needs an iPod when you have a Newton, eh? The picture…
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Continue reading →: Goodbye D30, Livia Performance
It’s been a fun ride with the D30 since I bought it at the end of October, 2000. Since receiving the EOS-1D in December, I have found that the D30 was gathering more dust than being used. So, I decided to sell the camera to Eric’s friend, Luke, on Thursday.…
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Welcome to tow.com, my home on the internet since 1995. I’m an indie software artist and creator of apps such as Action Phrase, MixEffect, MsgFiler, RouteEffect, Wipe My Screen, and more. I’m also the producer and co-director of Autumn Gem. Enjoy your visit here!
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