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12 step program to go from Microsoft to Apple

Posted on May 28, 2008 by avram miller • 2 Comments

I am on step 11. Step 1:  Buy vista an become convinced that not only will things not get better but they will only get worse. Step 2:  Stop thinking that your Mac friends are delusional and imagine that they might be on to something Step 3: Stop thinking about all the problems you might … Continue reading →

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One glass down and seven more to go

Posted on May 11, 2008 by avram miller • 1 Comment

  I am actually in pretty good shape.  I work out about 10 hours a week (weight training two hours, Pilates, 3 hours, yoga 1 hour, four hours of aerobics).  My resting heart rate is 60 or under and max is almost 180 (remember I am 63) RealAge thinks I am in my mid 40s … Continue reading →

About life in the last third / Avram's Past / Genealogy

The internet is a miracle maker

Posted on May 9, 2008 by avram miller • 1 Comment

How my family was reunited after more than a hundred years. Continue reading →

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Barack is the real thing

Posted on April 7, 2008 by avram miller • 4 Comments

Tonight, my wife and I had the privilege of attending a small reception for Barack Obama at the home of Ann and Gordon Getty.  All I can say, is he is more impressive and more fun in person than on TV.  They closed off the street in front of the Getty’s home which is on … Continue reading →

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I am not bionic (yet) but I am slowly falling apart

Posted on March 14, 2008 by avram miller • 1 Comment

I am slowly falling apart.  As you can see from the sub title of this blog, I am 63 years old.  I am not even a boomer.  They started being born about nine months after me.  I am an actual WWII baby (that is world war two for those of you so young that you … Continue reading →

About life in the last third / New Media

I am not a collector

Posted on February 22, 2008 by avram miller • Leave a comment

About 30 years ago, I bought my first painting. As a musician (sort of) I was always puzzled about visual art where one copy of a work exists or in the case of photos and prints, as small series. With music, the more people that have a copy of a work, the more successful one … Continue reading →

About life in the last third / The Post PC Period

Do little screens lead to little minds

Posted on February 6, 2008 by avram miller • 1 Comment

I have a very dear friend.  We are like brothers (and nearly the same age).  A while back, my friend got a very significant position at one of the leading internet companies.  Not only was it a great personal opportunity for him but it also offered him the ability to do some real good in … Continue reading →

Genealogy / Health and Fitness

2008: The year of DNA

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

Genealogy I have just sent my DNA in to Ancerstry.com. I am investigating my parental linage via the Y chromosome and my maternal linage via the mitochondrial DNA. For those that do not know, the Y chromosome is past from father to son. For instance, my father, I, my sons and their sons all have … Continue reading →

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One man’s vision or no man’s vision: Bush vs. Putin

Posted on December 23, 2007 by avram miller • Leave a comment

I have been really torn about switching from the Windows environment to the Mac environment. While my first personal computer was apple like ( It was actually an ACE 1000 which was an apple II clone made by Franklin Computer where I was president in 1983), I pretty much switched over to the what we … Continue reading →

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Thought Experiments and Bubble Baths

Posted on December 7, 2007 by avram miller • 1 Comment

      When I was a child, my hero was Albert Einstein (as well as Flash Gordon and Superman) as I have mentioned in earlier posts.  Albert had four things that I identified with; 1) lots of crazy curly hair, 2)  a Jewish mother, 3) could not tie his shoes laces  (so my mother said) … Continue reading →

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