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  • Aboutu0026gt; bio I grew up in San Diego, and I lived there from the day I was born to the day I moved up to the Bay Area for college. SD’s a wonderful place to visit and live, with great beaches, beautiful weather, and a relaxing laid-back style to it. If your only impression of Southern California is Los Angeles, you owe it to yourself to visit San Diego! I graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Symbolic Systems. My focus was in human-computer interaction. Name: Adam Tow Year of Birth: 1975 Hometown: San Diego, CA Current Residence: SF Bay Area Education: See Curriculum Vitae Myers-Briggs Type: INFP Riso-Hudson Type: 7 – Enthusiast I was most recently a Reuters Digital Vision Fellow at Stanford University, where I am creating technology that enables the developing world to access Internet information and applications. Currently, I’m working on numerous projects in digital media, photography, videography, and online journaling. Previously, I led the MyPalm client team for the i705 handheld at Palm, Inc.. Prior to Palm, I founded and ran Foundation Systems, a software development and consulting firm specializing in mobile computing. I wrote and sold a number of acclaimed software packages for…
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    Beijing Wushu Team 2005 Performance

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    December 31, 2005

    I have finally gotten around to posting photos from the Beijing Wushu Team’s two-night performance at the Flint Center in Cupertino back in November. The photos below are just the tip of the iceberg. To see all the action and excitement from the two performances, check out my smugmug gallery!…

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    Newton Museum on eBay

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    December 24, 2005

    A sizeable collection of Newton items is up for auction on eBay. John Venzon is closing his doors after seven years. It’s currently at $2,100 for over 13 Apple Newtons and accessories. I don’t have quite the number of Newtons as John does, but I do have some rare Newton…

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    Annoture 0.9.2

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    December 19, 2005

    Version 0.9.2 of Annoture has been posted onto my website. There’s almost always a simpler solution to the problem. Hours after I released Annoture 0.9.1 to the world, I discovered an easier way to locate the current Aperture Library. I didn’t realize how many people would place their Aperture Library…

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    Annoture 0.9.1

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    December 19, 2005

    I squashed a bug today in Annoture. When selecting another location for the Aperture Library, Annoture did not correctly set the preference. As a result, when you copy annotations from iView to Aperture, no matches could be found. Version 0.9.1 of Annoture has been posted onto my website. I have…

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    A Tale of Two Broadcasters

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    December 18, 2005

    Compare the Chargers’ broadcasters with those of the Colts during Michael Turner’s 83-yard touchdown run that ended the dreams of the Colts perfect season. It was nice to see the Bolts come back after that disappointing loss to Miami last week. We still need to win the next two games…

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    iView Keywords to Aperture

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    December 17, 2005

    iView Keywords to Aperture works on both iView MediaPro 2.6.4 and 3.0.1. The script will add new or append to existing keyword groups in Aperture’s Keyword HUD. Visit the iView Keywords to Aperture web page.

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    Aperture and iView Auto Complete

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    December 16, 2005

    A post on Rob Galbraith’s led me to discover where Aperture is storing its auto-complete items for Keywords and IPTC fields. Although Annoture copies keywords/people from iView media items to Aperture image versions, the keywords/contacts are not copied over to the autofill lists. Aperture keeps a list of keywords and…

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    Ex-Palm Holiday Party

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    December 12, 2005

    Many members from the former Content and Access group at Palm were travelling this week, so we had a small group assembled for the ex-Palm Holiday Party. Today, we went to Pizz’a Chicago, which was voted “Best Pizza” by the San Jose Metro and CitySearch.com in 2005. We ordered the:…

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    Rotten Tomatoes Holiday Party

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    December 11, 2005

    New and old employees of Rotten Tomatoes got together on Saturday evening at Mezes, A Taste of Greece, restaurant in the Marina. It’s been some time since Rae and I last saw many of the RT people. We didn’t go to the Beijing Wushu Team performance in Berkeley, opting instead…

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    Post Annoture Burrito

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    December 11, 2005

    Celebrating the release of Annoture 0.9, Rae and I met up with Dardy at Los Charros Taqueria in Mountain View. Once again, I ordered my favorite dish there, a Super Wet Burrito with Carnitas and no cilantro! The carnitas was not as crispy as last week, but it was still…

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  • Aboutu0026gt; bio I grew up in San Diego, and I lived there from the day I was born to the day I moved up to the Bay Area for college. SD’s a wonderful place to visit and live, with great beaches, beautiful weather, and a relaxing laid-back style to it. If your only impression of Southern California is Los Angeles, you owe it to yourself to visit San Diego! I graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Symbolic Systems. My focus was in human-computer interaction. Name: Adam Tow Year of Birth: 1975 Hometown: San Diego, CA Current Residence: SF Bay Area Education: See Curriculum Vitae Myers-Briggs Type: INFP Riso-Hudson Type: 7 – Enthusiast I was most recently a Reuters Digital Vision Fellow at Stanford University, where I am creating technology that enables the developing world to access Internet information and applications. Currently, I’m working on numerous projects in digital media, photography, videography, and online journaling. Previously, I led the MyPalm client team for the i705 handheld at Palm, Inc.. Prior to Palm, I founded and ran Foundation Systems, a software development and consulting firm specializing in mobile computing. I wrote and sold a number of acclaimed software packages for…
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