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While half the city has apparently fled the circus around the convention or is joining in the protests, I took a long walk up Broadway in a sort of farewell … Continue reading »

On Sunday, the Cleveland Clinic alumni’s association sponsored its annual boat cruise for residents and fellows. This was aboard the Goodtime III, a dining/cruise boat that goes around the … Continue reading »

From this DPReview.com post, you can set up trap focus as follows: Camera should be in autofocus single-area “Pencil” menu items should be set so that 03 AF-AREA is “Single” and 15 … Continue reading »

This past Saturday was my fifth or sixth judo class at Oishi’s, but I got to play with a yellow belt on the ground (instead of the usual situation of … Continue reading »

Last night was the company mail server upgrade. This was basically to get Cyrus IMAPd 2.2 running on a box before I stop being a full-time employee. We … Continue reading »

A couple of weeks ago, I finished Castles of Steel, Robert Massie’s history of the Great War at sea, and a follow-up to his earlier Dreadnought, which chronicled the naval arms … Continue reading »

This past Tuesday’s New York Times has an essay on the educational benefits of stereomicroscopes. These instruments are typically used for dissection, and don’t require advanced preparation of slides. … Continue reading »

I took a walk through Central Park in the evening and watched the bicyclists zoom through the stream of pedestrians converging on the Delacorte Theater. These shots are with the D70 … Continue reading »