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Posts from June 2009

Birdfeed for the iPhone OS is released!!

My friend Buzz Anderson’s Twitter application Birdfeed was released this afternoon by Apple.
I’ve had the great fortune of being able to help test this the past few months, and even with all the other great iPhone Twitter clients out there, I keep going back to using his.
Best Twitter so far on Birdfeed?
@erikprice: Birdfeed [...]


Del Oro theater in downtown Grass Valley

Del Oro theater in downtown Grass Valley, originally uploaded by Lucien W. Dupont.
Pretty good picture for the iPhone.


Busy

I mentioned a few posts ago that I’ve been busy. With what you ask?
• Being a father to a wonder 10 month old daughter.
• Exploring iPhone development
Yes, that can take up a ton of time.. well, all my free time.


The Art of the Title Sequence

A blog that takes my love of the end credits to a whole new level:
The Art of the Title Sequence


Posted
23 June 2009 @ 7pm

Tagged
Apple

Steve Jobs Liver Transplant

There’s been confirmation today that Steve Jobs did get a liver transplant, and he was pretty sick when he got it.
From the press release:
He received a liver transplant because he
was the patient with the highest MELD score (Model for End-Stage Liver Disease) of his blood type and, therefore, the sickest patient on the waiting [...]


Magazine/Book stack

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Magazine/Book stack, originally uploaded by Lucien W. Dupont.

Life has been busy.. this is my reading stack, backed up from like September of last year.


Posted
3 June 2009 @ 2pm

Tagged
Apple, WWDC

No Kosher Meals At WWDC 2009

Which, for me isn’t a big deal at all – I had only signed up for it years ago to try the food.
But I wanted to say – wow, what a great conversation – the lady who called was genuinely happy about me coming, and excited for next week. And she’d happily turn off that [...]