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Category Archives: people
(Toe-)Nailed It
Have I really not told this story? It contains those silly aspects of teenage strangeness and high school mirth that one cannot make up. No? Okay then. Around tenth grade I was still a rather quiet kid. I had not … Continue reading
“Anti” Begins and Ends With A.I.
Welcome to an A.I.-free zone. In case you had not already guessed, every word you see on this site is created by human intelligence. The only A.I. allowed here are authentic interactions. (If you are a spambot here to leave … Continue reading
Posted in humor, people, work
Tagged a.i., baby shark, computers, errors, humor, life, limbs, publishing, technology, writing
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The (Net)Fix is In
Okay, it has been a week. So let us talk about the Netflix buying WB deal. For $82.7 billion, Netflix would own all of Warner Bros. that matters. The movies, DC Comics; what have you. From a business standpoint, this … Continue reading
Posted in movies, people, work
Tagged business, Christopher Nolan, cinema, life, merger, movies, netflix, theaters, warner brothers, work
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Mind Over Menial Matters
I do not believe that having superpowers would make us as naturally heroic as we like to think. It would only perpetuate the practices that we have already inured ourselves to. At least, that is the probable path of telekinesis. … Continue reading
Posted in cats, humor, people, work
Tagged cat, chores, cleaning, fun, humor, laziness, life, pets, superpower, telekinesis
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The Scenic Path Less Traveled
Option A: I could drive. Gas is expensive, parking is expensive, and I am a tree-hugger. Option B: I could take the bus to the train to the bus. … That is a lot of being confined to small spaces, … Continue reading
Universal Conflict (Or, “E.T.- Extra Territorial”)
A new documentary has engaged my brain. Deep Sky features pictures from the James Webb Telescope. (Every time I start to use that phrase, I have to stop myself from calling it the Jack Webb Telescope. They both work with … Continue reading
A Peaceful Victory Over Terror
I am no stranger to suspenseful times at work. They do not always end as I would like. -I showed up to my work site on 9/11. They sent me home. The fear was that a plane would be aimed at … Continue reading
He Was There With Bells On
In 1912, Seattle Times Publisher A.J. Blethen donated twelve bells to the University of Washington. What was once a water tower became UW’s Blethen Chimes Tower. The wooden tower was next to the Observatory near 45th Street and 17th Avenue. … Continue reading
Posted in people, washington, work
Tagged bells, blind, college, george, history, life, music, Seattle, university, washington
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A Tale That Wants to Be Uplifting
I have worked in an old building. A building old enough to be an historic landmark. And, with all things old, not every little cog and gear functions as it should. I have been around that place plenty. I know … Continue reading