Rufus Blooter

Practitioner of the Traditional Pineapple Method

14 June 2010

iPad: first 2 weeks

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If the Motorola flip phone let you be Captain Kirk, the iPad turns you into Captain Picard, receiving a report in your ready room off the br...
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12 June 2010

U-S-A: songs for the cup

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The biggest disadvantage the US has heading into the world cup is the lack of a rousing chant. "U-S-A! U-S-A!" is as moronic and u...
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29 May 2010

iPad screen shield tip

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If you decide to put a Zagg "Invisible Shield" on your iPad, don't strictly follow Zagg's directions. In particular, ignor...
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24 May 2010

10 Years Abroad

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Couple days ago marked the 10th anniversary of moving overseas. When we got in from heathrow, the key to our place was not ready for us. Not...
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22 May 2010

Embrace Cannibalization

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Speaking of the iPad, I've seen some hand-wringing about the iPad "cannibalizing" sales of macs and/or iPods. This is a nonsen...
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iPad Shortages

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Just back from the US. The continuing demand for iPads is astonishing. The release date in the UK has been pushed back a couple times. Now i...
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08 May 2010

UK Elections

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Unfortunately I can't vote yet. I tried to get worked up about taxation without representation, but it's so hard to buy guns here, l...
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City Bike P.S.

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So Trek is already making a good-looking and well-reviewed belt-driven city bike . I would prefer the sram over the shimano rear internal ge...

Radishes at the Market

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Nice radishes at the market today. Favorite way to eat them: with good butter and flakes of sea salt. Then toss the leaves with peppery oliv...
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03 May 2010

City Bike

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Went out for a nice ride for the first time since my triple-puncture week back in December. Now I've got both front and rear tires fitte...
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02 May 2010

Ha Ha Tonka

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Purely by chance, saw Missouri band Ha Ha Tonka at the Doug Fir in Portland last month. Fantastic show. I was really taken with the band. Bi...
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26 April 2010

Plants & Plausibility

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Are plants protective for cancer? The evidence has been mixed, to say the least. Evidence, that is, in the form of specific human interventi...
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