And, I mark my return with a brand new photoset: The Performers!
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From the category archives:
Photography
I enjoyed taking these pictures over a couple of trips to New York. Hope you’ll find them interesting-
Click here to explore the NYC photoset!
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Took these pictures at Isabelle et Vincent(Fairfield, CT), an old-school French bakery run by the brilliant chocolatier- Vincent Koenig. Like their stuff? You can order online here. Thanks to Neha and Srini for suggesting that we go there!
Click here to view the whole set!
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A dear friend told me she was sick of my ‘new-yorker length(length, not worthy!) rants’ and that she would stop reading my blog if I didn’t cheer up a bit!!
So here goes! 
Click on the kitten for a bigger version( magic...magic!!)
I think the bokeh is almost as awesome as the the kitten is cute.
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Alright, I quit! I’m giving up on the idea of a daily photoblog for now. I find myself much happier with a format where I can tell a story without worrying about timelines.
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To start off, here’s a bunch of images from a recent trip to San Francisco.
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Our golf days have an inviolable pattern: I get owned on the first nine holes! Embarrassingly, I’m almost always down by a number in the high single digit territory. Then there’s breakfast, soda and the obligatory fight-back. At close, I’m generally trailing Raza by 5, and poorer by a few balls sacrificed to driver-fade, or waterlogging at the 2nd.
Yesterday was different!
Gaurav and Manav joined in for a slack round, interrupted by conversations that were not centered around the Gaussian copula function. Those two had to leave for meetings after nine, I suspect they decided they were better CEOs than golfers! Because me and Raza are not CEOs ( just brilliant golfers!!), we continued to concentrate on the task at hand.
As we walked up to the eighteenth (par 4), I was back by two. Raza went first and hit a mean driver that went 250-275 yards. A few shots later, the day ended with my pressure putt, a 13 foot downhill shot to hold par. Raza, went two over on the hole and there it was-my Tin Cup moment, we were quits for the day!
Take up golf, it can be humbling. And that, sometimes, is a good thing!
Derived wisdom: If you’re basing your flight option calls on ‘who acquiesces to carry my golf-kit, gratis?’. You’re dangerously close to losing your job.
{Clicking on the pictures magically makes them bigger!!}
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Clearly, I had a lot of spare time in Dubai!
Here’s a time-lapse video from my ride on the swanky new metro system. Shot with a pocket Zi6 and edited on the aircraft tray-table (Yes, I have a legit copy of Premiere CS4 lying around on my notebook?!!!). The output is a bit grainy. Gotta say, it does seem deliberate in places. Enjoy!
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- Why are you staring at me, EV?
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- Zuck’s lack of candor was an issue!
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- Mitch Kapor with Levy from Wired
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- Hsieh is passionate about happiness!
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- Bucheit defines ‘advice’
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- Paul Buchheit gets ready to ‘wing-it’.
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- Mark Anderson, the long tail?
Did you read my post on the Startup School 2009 yet? Find it here.
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Are you a PC?
Option A) Yes!
Option B) No, Mac! I like making home movies that nobody ever watches.
Option C) I like to complicate my life, I’m on Solaris. And, I got dumped last week!
I’m sold on CPB’s brilliant I’m a PC offensive, what’s your answer?
The photoblog post for today is now up, here!
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