Archive for January, 2007

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I am trying out Box.net

January 26th, 2007

Get your own Box.net widget and share anywhere!

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Poet’s Theater at CCA

January 21st, 2007

We might laugh, buy more about but we are reformed. Since then we’ve bought a mixing bowl, urologist spice grinder, recipe salad spinner, catfish, and cabbage, the purple kind.

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Small Press Traffic: creating a regular scene for experimental poetry, neurologist
avante garde cats and walking, order
talking make-up brushes since 1974.

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Culinary inspiration at Steve’s Bistro

January 21st, 2007

We might laugh, buy more about but we are reformed. Since then we’ve bought a mixing bowl, urologist spice grinder, recipe salad spinner, catfish, and cabbage, the purple kind.

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The Opera man of Maiden Lane

January 21st, 2007

They’ve chosen Maiden Lane, visit this I suppose for the acoustics, health care or the draw, pregnancy but whatever it is, there they are singing loudly, demonstratively, so loudly I can barely calculate my discount at the Marc Jacobs sale. Whatevrr.
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Macworld: iPhone, the it girl on the red carpet!

January 12th, 2007

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Barcamp – Healthcamp: Healthcare 2.0

January 3rd, 2007


This was a highlight of 2006 and just happened to make it onto my calendar upon a chance reading of a Stanford email list. On a Saturday morning at Citizen Space near South Park, stomach a group of 30-40 people showed up of their own volition to talk about how social networking, approved online communities and web 2.0 might change healthcare. We were a multidisciplinary group of doctors, capsule engineers, business people, social scientists, advertisers, marketers, writers and even a family who had lost their daughter to a rare genetic disease. Conversations were informal and fluid. If you wanted to talk about something, you threw it up on the white board and anyone who wanted to join you could do so. You could walk in and out of discussions freely without worrying about hurting anyone’s feelings. I stayed till 4, others were there till past dinner. I tend to get downright sentimental about stuff like this – in an age of cynicism and disappointment with our healthcare system, this gathering was a little jewel of inspiration.

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Cab-animals on New Year’s Eve (and they sing)

January 2nd, 2007

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