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To be or not to be

Posted on January 11, 2009 by avram miller • 1 Comment

Just read another interesting article on personal genetics (here).  I think we will learn so much in this field over the next twenty years.  Some of it may be really surprising.  Readers of my blog will know that I have been very active in doing my family history (Geneology).   I have just started to add … Continue reading →

About life in the last third

Dear Blog

Posted on December 30, 2008 by avram miller • 3 Comments

I feel like I have neglected you to hang out on Facebook and even sneak off with Twitter. Continue reading →

World Situation

Maybe the economic crises will save the world

Posted on November 19, 2008 by avram miller • 3 Comments

As I have often said, “Cancer saved my life”.  When I was 51 years old, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer.  Several months later I was treated with radiation therapy.  It has now been almost 12 years and I seem to be fine.  Many would say I was cured. But back in 1996 when I … Continue reading →

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Not about politics but about good versus evil

Posted on November 13, 2008 by avram miller • Leave a comment

Chris Nolan who is the editor and founder of Spot On (www.spot-on.com).  Interviewed me the recent presidential election and why I was such a strong supporter of Obama when I had been suggesting ten years earlier that the Internet was going to make Goverment and Politics less relivant.  You can read her post here.  But … Continue reading →

About life in the last third

Supper Senior

Posted on October 12, 2008 by avram miller • Leave a comment

My dad turned 85 in April.  We were having lunch before he was going out on a date with a woman 14 years younger than him.  My dad works out about three hours a day and can bench press abut 160 pounds.  I was  was telling him that I am planing t have a major … Continue reading →

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Apple the Singapore of technology

Posted on September 18, 2008 by avram miller • Leave a comment

was once quoted by USA Today calling Apple the Singapore of Technology. I like Singapore actually. It is very clean, very planed and very safe and very controlled. But I would never want to live there. Continue reading →

About life in the last third / Friends remembered

Goodbye Roy Moffa

Posted on August 16, 2008 by avram miller • 1 Comment

I was just looking for some old and important contacts and discovered that the man that gave me my first major chance in the computer industry had died recently (see).  I wanted  to remember him here and tell the story about how Roy opened the door to my future. In 1979, my wife and I … Continue reading →

About life in the last third

Life is a limited time offer. Use yours while it is still available

Posted on August 2, 2008 by avram miller • 1 Comment

I have started to write music again.  The last time, I composed was about twenty years ago.  Then like  now, I used a computer to help me although the technology has advanced so much during that time, it is hard to compare.  I stop writing because it took more of a kind of concentration that … Continue reading →

About life in the last third / Avram's Past / The Post PC Period

Bill Gates and me

Posted on June 27, 2008 by avram miller • 3 Comments

As you probably know, Bill Gates is leaving the employment of Microsoft the company he founded in 1975.  Bill and I have had overlapping lives.  I actually started working on computers a few years before Bill (being 10 years older then Bill helped).  And while I am not Bill Gates I can imagine  what it … Continue reading →

Avram's Past / Genealogy

Priluki to San Francisco

Posted on June 11, 2008 by avram miller • 2 Comments

My great grandmother’s family lived in a small town in the Ukraine called  Priluki for a very long time. I was able to trace my family back to about 1760 but they could have been there for hundreds of year before. My great great grandfather was a butcher. He was born in 1830. He died … Continue reading →

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