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Monthly Archives: January 2006
New MATLAB-related article
Curious how I spend my days at work? Well, my new article Two New Functions for Converting Datatypes and Changing Byte Order pretty much sums it all up. Create small applications in MATLAB and C to access file formats. Write … Continue reading
Posted in Color and Vision, Computing, MATLAB
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‘Tis the Season
I just finished printing a set of images for the twelfth annual juried exhibition at the Griffin Museum. One or two other adventurous souls from the club are also submitting work. It would be a real coup to get into … Continue reading
Posted in Always the bridesmaid, Photography
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Source for photography information and exhibits in the Boston area
From the PRC Boston’s survey on where we find information on photography and where we go to see or make it: Afterimage Artist Foundation Listserv Art New England Arts Media Big Red & Shiny boston.com Boston Common boston.citysearch.com Boston Globe … Continue reading
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Random things noted
So much to share . . . Outsourcing: Finally an elected Democrat steps up to the plate on offshoring in the form of Max Baucus (D-MT) — from Top Outsourcing Info. U.S. Senator Max Baucus, the top Democrat on the … Continue reading
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Mini failure analysis of site attack
In the spirit of kaizen (continuous improvement) and eliminating muda (waste), here is a mini failure analysis of the attack on my web site. The effective cause of the failure was a SQL injection attack on my site, most likely … Continue reading
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A word of caution to Movable Type bloggers
I just finished cleaning up some nefarious content from my web server, and I’m putting this post out there as a warning and an antiseptic for anyone who runs into a similar problem. Parts of my site got hijacked, apparently … Continue reading
Posted in Computing
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Word of the day
Today’s word of the day is medicolegal. Yesterday’s word: emo.
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Contemporary photography prep #1
I really admire those people who are willing to put their research (and by extension, their reputations) out there as they are working on it. I don’t get the chance to do much academic research these days, but I am … Continue reading
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Bad Blood
Lisa has been reading the new series in The New York Times on diabetes: Bad Blood. She has always taken an active interest in my chronic disease, but seeing the potential for (tragic) complications spelled out seems to be making … Continue reading
Posted in Diabetes, This is who we are
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Best history blogs of 2005
Cliopatria has chosen what they feel are the best history blogs in 2005.
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Adobe Lightroom
You can just bet your ass I’m going to get my hands on the new beta of Adobe Lightroom (
Posted in Fodder for Techno-weenies, Photography
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West Newton Cinema exhibit
Yesterday evening Lisa and I attended the opening of the Newton Camera Club‘s “juried” exhibit at the West Newton Cinema. Go check it out if you can. Update: Marshall posted some images of the show being hung. Two of my … Continue reading
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Country Boys
Make some room on your busy social calendars (and on your sofa) tonight for David Sutherland’s new film Country Boys. Sutherland previously made The Farmer’s Wife, which is probably the most compelling documentary I’ve ever seen. It’s been eight years … Continue reading
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Orientalism
“Just tell them you’re doing research for a book. That’s what we say in academia when we find ourselves getting more fixated on a topic than we probably ought.” Leslie’s suggestion seemed just credible enough to work. But I’m not … Continue reading
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Fun in Siberia
The power went out in Milford ’round midnight, setting off loud sirens from security alarms thoughout the neighborhood and vaporizing a goodly portion of my forthcoming “Orientalism” post. I was also fixing to mention in passing the new Amur Link … Continue reading
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