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Viva Obama!
Every time I watch this, it brings me to happy tears. I admit it. I also don’t think Hillary’s lock on the Latino vote is as secure as it once seemed. Tweet
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Kindle’s Promising Long Tail for Writers
I just finished a work-in-progress on my Kindle, Believe by Daniel Oran. I learned about it from the Kindle Daily Post which appears when I go to the Kindle Store on my device. It seems that Daniel Oran posted his … Continue reading
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Most Convincing Case for Obama I’ve Ever Seen
Via Baratunde Thurston and Steve Garfield, I have just spent 20 minutes watching a crystal-clear presentation of the case for Barack Obama over Hillary Clinton. The creator is Lawrence Lessig. The most mind-boggling correction in the video, in my opinion, … Continue reading
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This seems to be broken up a bit on the audio, but otherwise good quality. Nice addition to the Utterz arsenal! Mobile post sent by LenEdgerly using Utterz. Replies. Tweet
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Filming in Chinatoewn
On our way to dinner on Grant Street in San Francisco we have come <br />across a crew setting up for a movie scene. Mobile post sent by LenEdgerly using Utterz. Replies. mp3 Tweet
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Notes from a Pretty Good Keynote
It seemed as if every third person in line this morning for the Steve Jobs keynote was toting an iPhone. This photo was taken by a friend I made in the line, Dr. Yvonne Fried of Ashland, Oregon, a very … Continue reading
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Richard Dreyfuss at Macworld
The actor helped six high school kids make a movie in the Apple- sponsored John Lennon educational tour bus. Very inspiring! Mobile post sent by LenEdgerly using Utterz. Replies. Tweet
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Inside Moscone West
The Keynote line has moved inside… Mobile post sent by LenEdgerly using Utterz. Replies. mp3 Tweet
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