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Debi and I were spending a nice Sunday exploring San Francisco’s waterfront (Embarcadero) and were surprised to see this “Zipline” set up at Justin Herman Plaza at the foot of Market street. Here is a video of the tower and the setup. The second video is of a couple coming down — you will see…
The Guadalupe Park Path
The Guadalupe River runs thru downtown San Jose, north to the San Francisco Bay. Several years ago, there was an effort to reclaim a rather trashed and squalid riverfront and turn it into a combination park and flood control zone. We enjoy the park frequently, as it runs close to our home and into the…
A Fall Friday In SF
I had to go into San Francisco for several meetings, so I took Caltrain’s “Baby Bullet” in, happily using the 58 minute ride to type up my notes from the previous evening’s SVASE meeting. (I’ll post those notes onto Nodal Partners when they are ready.) I walked over to South Park for coffee with David…
Moving To The Cloud in 2012
I told a friend recently that I wanted to “move to the cloud” in 2012. He asked, “What does that mean?” It means dematerializing life as much as possible. Fewer possessions. Fewer claims. Less “stuff” to worry about. And that is a good thing. I’m more interested in having access than I am in ownership. …
Always File A Flight Plan
My dad, a pilot for 30 years, would insist that I leave an itinerary of where I was going and when I was expected back. During high school, I assumed this was motivated by the same pesky intrusiveness and control that denied me free rein in many other aspects of my life. I’m sure there…
Great Danes As Chick Magnets
As our dog Moab ages, I think back on many of the dogs we’ve had. Recently, Debi and I reminisced about Sasha, a Harlequin Great Dane we got when Tyler was in elementary school. (“Honest, Mom, I’ll feed her,” said Tyler. “Every day.”) She was a sweet dog, and she shared some wonderful…




