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- @richardhicks true. but its more fun on windows :-) 2010/09/02
- @TheAndroidSite This will be the next big thing for me. Tired of the fuddy duddy N1. Need something with a 2 in the name :-) 2010/09/01
- Samsung Vibrant GPS fixes, rooting, and replacing the default launcher. Priceless! Now lets see CM 6.1 :-) 2010/09/01
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Category Archives: Anthropology
Patterns, Colors, Textures, Hues
Its amazing how anthropologists take a small idea which may relate to something, drill into it, produce a idea which ties that small idea to other ideas that cross cultures. Here is a small and simple one I did. I … Continue reading
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When the Lonely Hills Beckon
Sometimes when I’m commuting somewhere here; I look at the hills around Fremont and Newark here in the SF Bay area. The Hayward hills remind me of hills I used to clamber over back in the way gone days. When … Continue reading
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Posting and Routing Difficulties
Flesh is willing; but I notice a disturbing trend in blog posts these days. I am going through the week kinda busy and only doing my posts weekends. That’s not really good for me. Its funny tonite though. I’m sitting … Continue reading
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The Ultimate Habilis
I’ve blogged a few times about my habilis habits. A habilis (like homo habilis) is a tool-user. The originals lived some million years ago give or take a flaked-stone tool and were the earliest known hominid to make tools. A … Continue reading
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Times and Spaces
A few times in the past years I’ve dwelt on what it meant to be an archeologist to me. What anthropology has meant and means to me. I think there must be more than a few armchair anthropologists and I’ve … Continue reading
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Lunches, Meetings, Fun
I was lucky last week to go have lunch with my friend Jeremy from the Levanta days. We went over to Left Bank Bistro in San Mateo for a well-deserved lunch, talk, and a really strange meetup. What was so … Continue reading
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another test
This is a new test with a new client… Lets see how it goes
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Pausing to Reflect…
I was talking with Setuid on IRC when a question he asked prompted me to start remembering things. He had asked for a name for a Debian virtual system and wanted a famous anthropologist/archeologist’s name. I skittered around for a … Continue reading
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Clovis Hunters, Antiquity Stretches Out
I was amazed this morning as I perused the Yahoo! News to see a few very interesting stories that brought about some recollectioin of earlier things I had done. One was this story regarding the prehistoric Clovis Culture in the … Continue reading
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Interesting Questions, Answers
I watch the history channel on Monday and Tuesday evenings when possible. There are a number of shows then that I enjoy immensely. The show Ancient Discoveries is pretty cool. The other one I like is called Engineering an Empire … Continue reading
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