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Looking back 10 years to the original iPhone’s introduction
Today Apple is introducing their 10th anniversary iPhone along with other new products and upgrades. Here’s what I had to say ten years ago when Apple announced the iPhone. How’s it hold up? (For the record, it took me almost 5 years … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10
Tagged apple, history, iPhone
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When Nature Puts On The Really Big Show – Total Eclipse on the Prairie
The total eclipse of the sun in Kearney, Nebraska this afternoon was absolutely stunning. You didn’t need any fancy equipment to see the images. Just look down and see the pinhole images provided by the trees. Lots of high school … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6
Tagged Because I can, history, news, science, total eclipse
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Another Big Tremor in the Earthquake in Slow Motion: Part 2 – Two New Secrets
Wednesday, June 22, 2016 is going down in history as a really big day in the world of television. The fact that C-SPAN aired cell phone video through the Periscope social media service for much of the day provided by Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 10, Chapter 9
Tagged C-SPAN, earthquake in slow motion, history, Ken Auletta, Seven Secrets, social media, television, Three Blind Mice
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Another Big Tremor in the the Earthquake in Slow Motion: Part 1 – Some Context
Wednesday, June 22, 2016 is going down in history as a really big day in the world of television. The fact that C-SPAN aired cell phone video through the Periscope social media service for much of the day provided by Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 9
Tagged earthquake in slow motion, history, ipod, Ken Auletta, television, Three Blind Mice
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Link Ch. 3 & 4 – The Whole Book of Psalmes
One of the first exports from the Massachusetts Bay Colony back in the 1630s and ’40s was, surprise, media! The Cambridge Press brought over its first printing press in 1638, and its first bestseller was the Whole Book of Psalmes, … Continue reading