Ian | September 3, 2009 | 5:35 am

Blog?
Well Luke and I have clearly hit the skids for a bit. As is so often the case, and I forecast in my first post, life will occasionally step out and get in the way of the best laid plans. For my own part that has meant finding a new apartment, moving, and spending time getting to know my girlfriend again.
Luke has a crazier story that I will leave to him to relate.
Now that the dust appears to be settling for both of us I have a strong feeling that things are about to get back on track. For the person who may still be reading this out there, stick with us. We’ll be getting back on track shortly.
…probably.
Ian | July 5, 2009 | 6:42 pm

Mental Wha?
While our itinerary this time through China has been much fuller than I’d anticipated, I’ve no doubt that I have been procrastinating sitting down to write this as I had been waiting for some traveler’s clarity to spring into my conscious mind which would help me tie a neat little bow around China and serve it up in something concise and palatable. Perhaps four days in one of the most complex and historically diverse countries in the entire world will not be enough for me to understand yet the implications of what this trip means to me. This may occur as something more of a travelog then, but since the point is to keep writing…
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Ian | June 16, 2009 | 6:51 am

I'm really not this deep...
It seems a right of passage for all good nerds to try, at one time or another, and blog. We’re a strange bunch, we techies (or tech-ers if you prefer.) Normally by trade, many of us amass volumes of disconnected technical knowledge and ability in a range of many powerful creative tools. At first glance than, it must seem a natural fit to take that step onto the internet and apply the knowledge to a medium like blogging. Invariably though, knowing how to use a hammer and being able to build a house end up being two different things. My friends tell me too, you may not realize that you didn’t WANT to build the house until after you’ve started.
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Luke | June 16, 2009 | 5:40 am

I’m not a blogger. I get things done the old fashioned way, I call people, meet them for coffee, and make descisions to do things face to face. But i’m realizing more and more that this is where things are getting done these days. If I want to continue to be productive in the eyes of my friends and associates, i need to get things done where they see productivity happen.
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