This week we traveled to Atlanta for the HIMSS2010 conference. HIMSS is the largest healthcare technology tradeshow in the world, and Sentry has been exhibitor for the past two years. I usually go a day early to assist in any way I can, but The Wife and I were able to steal away [...]
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I first heard about Peter Hessler’s book “Oracle Bones” from my mom. She was reading through it and enjoying it immensely, and she recommended it profusely. I promptly ignored her for a year, until I managed to read a corroborating review from somewhere. I picked up both of his books at the time, “River Town” [...]
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I recently upgrade VMWare Fusion to version 3. VMWare has steadily increased the stability and featureset of this product, and I appreciated it how they gave us early adopters free upgrades to version 2, but I guess that all ended recently.
One really cool new feature is something I stumbled upon after I upgraded my hard [...]
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The Wife and I watched a 2004 documentary over the weekend titled “A State of Mind” that was incredibly enthralling. I’ve never been to North Korea, but I’ve known many South Koreans, and I’ve seen a few collections of photographs from various travelers that have managed to make it to the country over the last [...]
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Reading is one of my favorite things to do, and it’s become harder and harder to make time for books over the last few years. However, over Christmas I was given Martin Jacques’ book “When China Rules the World” and I read most of it on the six flights we took over the holidays.
This is [...]
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