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Photography

January 27, 2012, by Chris No comments yet
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Once upon a time, this site had a tab for my pho­tog­ra­phy. I bought a new cam­era last year and took a great many pic­tures with it. I offloaded them to my hard drive, and there they sit to this very day.

My good friend Mike teases me about this. Reminds me that I’ve not uploaded a sin­gle pic­ture from our last year’s worth of pho­towalks. Clearly the shame has taken hold; I’ve started to orga­nize my pho­tos and pre­pare them to upload to my Flickr account.

There­fore, sub­mit­ted for your delight and com­ment, some of my favorite pho­tos from my photostream:

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Today’s Style

January 25, 2012, by Chris 2 comments

photo by Mike Pir­nat

(titled with apolo­gies to Jared Axel­rod)

Clean Energy Sources

January 15, 2012, by Chris No comments yet
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Jef­fers smiled. “The sub­jects have been told that they will be going under a new form of ther­apy. We hook them up to our device, and then induce mem­o­ries that are emo­tion­ally rel­e­vant to the energy level we want to cap­ture. As you might expect, the more dif­fi­cult and com­plex emotions…anger, betrayal, and despair pro­duce the strongest and most effi­cient energy.”

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A Modern Father’s Morning Paper

January 9, 2012, by Chris No comments yet
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This morn­ing in The Secret Lair, I talk about how a mod­ern man reads his morn­ing paper:

Like any mod­ern per­son who is well-versed in the ways of the Inter­net, I know that I can get bet­ter news, more timely, more inter­est­ing, more cus­tom tai­lored to my needs by sub­scrib­ing to a num­ber of RSS feeds and social stream instead of sub­scrib­ing to my local news­pa­per.  The hitch in the plan has always been the laptop…I dis­like hav­ing the lap­top and key­board in front of me when read­ing.  The rea­son is purely psy­cho­log­i­cal: as some­one who spends all day in front of a tra­di­tional com­puter, I pre­fer that my off-time be a lap– and desk-top free as possible.

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Resolved

January 2, 2012, by Chris No comments yet
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I have no inten­tion telling you what I want to accom­plish this year.

I’m not list­ing any projects, any promises, any res­o­lu­tions. I have them, sure, but I’m not telling you what they are.

We denizens of the Inter­webs, we talk so very much. Talk is cheap.  Social net­works are easy, full of sound and fury, amount­ing to very, very lit­tle in the end.

You will only hear about what I’m doing this year when it is com­plete.  Until then, it’s not worth talk­ing about.

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Christopher T. Miller is writer and technologist. He is one of the co-founders of Podiobooks.com and is the Editor-in-Chief of The Secret Lair. He has not yet been eaten by a grue.

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Clean Energy Sources

“Now,” said the admin­is­tra­tor while  open­ing the door to the lab, “we have a prac­ti­cal exper­i­ment in the devel­op­ment of clean energy sources for the future. This is Dr. Roland Jef­fers, head of the project. Dr. Jef­fers, would you show our vis­i­tors your results?”

With the admin­is­tra­tor were two official-looking peo­ple. The man wore a dark blue suit; clean-cut, [...]

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    “Well, I see it’s come to this.” The goat rose as Vinnie “Ankles” Moretti forced his way into the stable. In the next stall, Kentucky Derby winner Calcaneus rested before tomorrow’s Preakness Stakes. “Wait. Did you just… talk?” The goat stared back. It knew two things: Vinnie was a bookie, and he was called “Ankles” […]
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  • 5341799050_d0366bc3a7_mPhotography Chris, January 27, 2012
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