January 3, 2008

The first computer I ever used hooked up to what was then — around 1986 or so — a 20-year-old TV that we kept in my brother’s room. It was a TI99 my mother bought on clearance at Zayre in Worcester. And it was awesome.
It came with a bunch of games that I really loved and over Christmas, in a fit of auld lang syne, I decided that I just had to play them again. Of course, by now, the ancient hardware was lost to antiquity (read: “parents’ attic”).
Hope was lost. Until, that is, I discovered what is quite possibly my new favorite software. Read the rest of this entry »
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January 3, 2008
You might have noticed that my blogging has been scarce the last few weeks. It’s been a real kooky time for me, not least of which was because of the writing I have been doing.
In the last few weeks, I have wrapped up a few columns for the Hartford Business Journal, as well as a few economic forecast pieces for its sister publication, the Worcester Business Journal.
Here’s a wrap up of the forecast pieces: Read the rest of this entry »
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