Enough said.
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May 10th, 2012
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“…You presume immediately that these foreigners are some of the Russians you have heard practically
Read the rest of What’s left of the S.S. Melville Jacoby March 16th, 2012 UPDATE:This post was originally written for a Kickstarter campaign that is now over. You can continue to support this project directly through this website. Learn more and donate by clicking here. I was digging through the collection of materials I have at my place related to Melville Jacoby (most are at my Grandmother’s Read the rest of A Letter From Melville Jacoby’s Best Friend March 13th, 2012 UPDATE:This post was originally written for a Kickstarter campaign that is now over. You can continue to support this project directly through this website. Learn more and donate by clicking here. What does a shipwreck off the Palos Verdes Peninsula in the 1960s have to do with Melville Jacoby’s death across the Pacific Read the rest of The Wreck of the Dominator March 9th, 2012 UPDATE:The Kickstarter campaign is now over. You can continue to support this project directly through this website. Learn more and donate by clicking here. WOW!!! This is exciting. Two and a half days of fundraising down and I’ve already raised more than $1800 here on Kickstarter. Woohoo. I’m expecting a few hundred more from Read the rest of Getting Going January 19th, 2012
And I couldn’t be happier. I’ll explain why. First, a note about why I’m posting today. This is Read the rest of Failings May 11th, 2011 Life has been hectic lately, but to continue the food theme I thought I’d share some glimpses at some of the pleasant tastes (or temptations) I’ve experienced. I hope you don’t get too hungry.
May 7th, 2011 Though I work from home much of the time I occasionally need to head Downtown, either for meetings or a change of scenery. I’m far from the world’s most active bicyclist, but when I do bike across the river (or walk or take transit) rarely do I tire of this view, or some similar sight. Read the rest of Commute May 6th, 2011 I’m not the only one shooting pictures. While taking some shots to accompany a piece I just turned in to Biocycle I saw the preparations for this encounter. Was it a wedding in the works? A play rehearsal? Every day life in Portland?
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