Archive for March, 2005
RIP Paul Hester
Sunday, March 27th, 2005RIP Paul Hester, former Crowded House (and last Split Enz) drummer.
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Noel Volk
More medical stories
Creativity++
ROI on MBA
1968
Saturday, 26th March 2005
Saturday, March 26th, 2005A travelog in the making: Journeys in 2005
A travelog from history: Two Weeks in India
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England, Scotland *and* Wales… here I come!
I just missed out on Halo 3: 7 days in Seattle.
Chennai Customs and Contraband CDs
surprisingly in the US
Least likely headline…
Alan Rosenfeld in da house!
Thursday, March 17th, 2005Presently in Shanghai, China. Alan Rosenfeld, late of the Adobe Pacific team - now in Adobe UK is here. Good to catch up with old friends in new places.
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England, Scotland *and* Wales… here I come!
I just missed out on Halo 3: 7 days in Seattle.
Chennai Customs and Contraband CDs
surprisingly in the US
Least [...]
Lost in Translation 2
Sunday, March 13th, 2005It's official. What do you do when you have a spare 100,000 Qantas Freaky Flier points, a holiday window in May and a love for Lost in Translation? That's right. This year the Hodge family is off to Tokyo for a week. Look out, Akihabara and Yodobashi Camera!
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England, Scotland [...]
Wow
Saturday, March 12th, 2005Newsgator to Mungenetengine via Metaweblog API
To explain the previous post. As I "live" in Outlook 2003, and finding less and less time to browse web sites, I've invested in Newsgator. Version 2.0 has this useful "blog" posting feature that was too good to leave alone. There is a plugin mechanism to Newsgator; and I've installed [...]
Dan Brown plagerises Dan Brown
Friday, March 11th, 2005This week: Sydney / Lake Maquarie / Sydney / Auckland / Sydney.
Finished my third Dan Brown book, Deception Point. What is the Dan Brown Code? Simple:
Slighly off-centre, strange yet handsome/beautiful primary character gets thrown into a "situation".
The "situation" has an echo in modern culture conspiracy theories or edge-case science fact
The antagonist is the [...]
Mike Seyfang Logs Off
Saturday, March 5th, 2005Chairman Bill and CEO Steve have lost a valuable member of staff in Uncle Mike. I have a distinct feeling that product teams in Seattle will miss him more, if history tells us anything. Nearly 9 years at Microsoft is an achievement in these high velocity career times.
Times like these trigger throughts and feelings [...]
Munge Brothers
Thursday, March 3rd, 2005I am up for it, Uncle Mike. Seems like the other Munge Brothers (Who are the Munge Brothers?) are up for it to. Only question is, when are you getting your ego-domain?
Interestingly enough, Mike's son goes to Immanuel College -- my old school. And plays in band, too. The world is an [...]
