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Continue reading →: Butterfly is hard
I’m learning the butterfly right now. It’s a most difficult stroke to learn. My utter lack of coordination causes Rae and Randy to laugh hysterically when they see me attempt to swim across the pool. I hope that learning it will be like learning how to bike. Unfortunately, there’s no…
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Continue reading →: iView 3.1 Incompatible with Annoture
A user of Annoture has discovered an incompatibility between the recently released iView Media Pro 3.1 and Annoture 0.92. Annotations from iView to Aperture do not work. I’m investigating the problem and hope to have a fix soon. If you use iView, consider using version 3.0.2 instead of 3.1. When…
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Continue reading →: Websites as Graphs
Through Eric through Jim. Create your own graph for a given webpage. Check out more graphs tagged with websiteasgraphs on Flickr!
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Continue reading →: Newton Einstein Night
Paul Guyot demonstrated what he’s been up to with Einstein in Japan last night at the Ginza Apple Store. Runs more smoothly Fullscreen support UI improvements Universal Binary Relativity bundled Looking forward to seeing it in action on Intel Macs! You can now download the latest version of Einstein from…
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Continue reading →: Photographing Munich
Last night, Rae and I watched Munich, Spielberg’s take on the Israeli reaction to the Munich Massacre of 1972. While reading reviews for the movie this morning, I came across an article by the still photographer for the film on DigitalJournalist. I have helped out in the past with my…
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Continue reading →: Asian Americans in Sports
Nice article about Asian Americans in sports on ESPN. Gotta love the shot of Hines Ward in traditional Korean garb. I see that Timmy Chang is playing for the Rhein Fire in NFL Europe for the Eagles. I’m surprised he wasn’t drafted nor stuck with a team in the offseason…
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Continue reading →: All You Can Eat Update
There’s an update to the post I made the other week on the all you can eat story. Turns out there was a poll on AOL about the story, and out of 73,000 responses, 76 percent were on the side of the restaurant. Bulletin board writers who sided with the…
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Continue reading →: Working Hard
Sorry for the lack of posts lately. There’s a big milestone at the office, and everyone’s been working long hours to get the job done.
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Continue reading →: Bags and Gadgets
If you’re attending the COBA meeting tomorrow, be sure to bring your camera bags, cases, and do-it-yourself gadgets. Furthermore, if you’re looking to sell some camera bags you’re no longer using, bring them too! Also remember that we’ve moved from SLAC to Cordura Hall at Stanford University. Map and Directions…
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Continue reading →: More Aperture Dirt on Daring Fireball
Jon Gruber has more information on the recent Aperture team news.
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