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When inspiration strikes

The good news, I just figured out the transitions between chapters 3 and 4, and chapters 5 and 6. The bad news: the final piece in the puzzle that’s been the structure of my book occurred to me as I was falling asleep. Two pages of frenzied writing later, I am wide awake. Time to …

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Posted byJonathan SterneJuly 24, 2008Posted inWork(+flow)2 Comments on When inspiration strikes

This year’s search

As with last year’s search, I’m making an exception to the “I don’t post ads here” policy for the home team. Pass it along to anyone you know who fits the bill. We are looking for someone doing cool, innovative, theoretically sophisticated work. —— ART HISTORY — The Department of Art History and Communication Studies …

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Posted byJonathan SterneJuly 23, 2008Posted inAcademe

Misc.

A quick miscellaneous entry: — the Montréal list keeps expanding. We may need to supplement with a “top 10.” I am trying to convince Carrie to be the curator. — Yesterday I had an interesting discussion about why women finish their books later than men do. Future subject of an academe post, no doubt — …

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Posted byJonathan SterneJuly 23, 2008Posted inFood, Movies, Publish/Public, Technology

Yes, I still hate expressvu

I am currently sitting on hold with Bell Expressvu at (what I hope is) the end of a 50 minute phone call to deal with the exact same problems I had in December. They are still billing us for service at our old address, and they still owe us over $500. If someone stole $500 …

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Posted byJonathan SterneJuly 21, 2008Posted inImpotent Rage at Telephone Customer Support

Can scholars get a cut?

Over at Differences and Repetitions, Ted Striphas wonders whether authors in academic publishing could change the industry the way comic book authors did: So what might we do to improve the situation for academic authors? We might take a cue from the comic book industry. In the 1990s, star writers and illustrators such as Todd …

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Posted byJonathan SterneJuly 21, 2008July 21, 2008Posted inAcademe, Publish/Public, Technology

When good software goes bad

Somewhere in these pages I have extolled the virtues of Entourage as an email client. I used to be a devotee of Eudora, but I switched over to allow Entourage to interface more fully with McGill’s exchange server. Plus, I liked how it integrated email, calendar and address book. But today, somehow, my “database” got …

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Posted byJonathan SterneJuly 16, 2008Posted inCaveat User

New Tape Will Make Your Life Easier

Here’s a promo for RCA’s first go at the cassette concept.

Posted byJonathan SterneJuly 15, 2008Posted inSound, Technology

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