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As a famous ancient human once wrote

Back in 2003, I noted that when future-setting sf characters refer to “an ancient Terran word,” they nearly always mean...

Jed

August 15, 2016
Filed under: Improving Society, Speculative Fiction, Writing
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Old review resurfaces

I recently read Voice, the latest completed volume of Carla Speed McNeil's excellent sf comic book Finder. This storyline is...

Jed

August 14, 2016
Filed under: Comics, Reviews
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Productive day

Today I spent a few hours pre-cleaning before the cleaners got here--the level of clutter was such that they would...

Jed

August 8, 2016
Filed under: Comics, Life Updates
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Heavenly Breakfast

Latest randomly chosen book from my unread shelves: Delany's 1979 memoir Heavenly Breakfast. Which, as I opened it, gave me...

Jed

August 5, 2016
Filed under: Books, Speculative Fiction, Writers
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Randomly choosing books

I have this list of the unread books on my shelves, alphabetized by author's last name, and I'm trying to...

Jed

August 5, 2016
Filed under: Books, Programming
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State of the vacation

An update on how my leave has been going: It's been a weird week. I've been mostly getting plenty of...

Jed

July 22, 2016
Filed under: Life Updates, Movies, Sleep, Socializing, Travel
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Misleading graphs

I've seen several potentially misleading graphs in articles lately, so here's a reminder of a couple of common y-axis issues:...

Jed

July 22, 2016
Filed under: Complexity, Improving Society, Journalism, Science, Tech Writing
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Lovely short VR video: “Pearl”

A while back, Google created a system for viewing VR/360° videos called “Google Spotlight Stories.” You can view the short...

Jed

July 21, 2016
Filed under: Movies, Parents/Children/Family
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More dreams

Dreamed I was watching an amazing sunset, with impressionistic splotches of fiery purple and sullen bruise-like maroon and bright crimson...

Jed

July 20, 2016
Filed under: Dreams, Parents/Children/Family
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Bettyann

So I've been halfheartedly reading/skimming all this old science fiction, and I started in on Raymond J. Healy's 1951 anthology...

Jed

July 15, 2016
Filed under: Short Stories, Speculative Fiction
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On leave

My company doesn't have sabbaticals per se any more, but they do allow people to take extended unpaid leave, with...

Jed

July 12, 2016
Filed under: Friendship, Life Updates, Photos, Sleep, Socializing, Travel, Work, Writing
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Introducing the Hansons

Last month, I posted about the Olsons—my grandmother's mother and aunts and uncles, at least twelve of them in all....

Jed

June 29, 2016
Filed under: Family History, Photos
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