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Monthly Archives: September 2007

About life in the last third

How Hillary got my vote

Posted on September 29, 2007 by avram miller • 1 Comment

I went to bed a Obama supporter and woke up committed to Hillary.  What happened?  Well I had a dream in which I and a couple of friends were sitting together with Hillary.  One of  my friends asked her how she found enough time to read books.  She picked up a book and started talking … Continue reading →

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The Crash of ’87

Posted on September 28, 2007 by avram miller • Leave a comment

Kevin Maney who use to be at USA Today and is now at Portfolio wrote a column on some of the changes that we have experienced in the last twenty years (since the stock market crash of 1987).  Those of you (there may be one or two) that read my blog regularly know that I … Continue reading →

Avram's Past / World Situation

Fourty four years ago, I went to jail for the first time

Posted on September 24, 2007 by avram miller • 3 Comments

Forty four years ago I went to jail for the first time.  I was arrested at the Palace  Hotel in San Francisco as part of a Civil Rights demonstration.  It is funny to think that the last time I was at the Palace Hotel it was for a Web 2.0 conference.   I doubt that many … Continue reading →

About life in the last third / The Post PC Period

You know you are old when

Posted on September 8, 2007 by avram miller • 11 Comments

You know you are getting  old when an attractive woman sits down next you in first class and says “it is going to be a long flight since I forgot to bring a book” and you look at her, smile and hand her a book to read.  That just happened to me.  But it made … Continue reading →

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