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Reads like a Who's Who of my early 2000's RSS reading list. Oh, and I'm in there. "Leslie Michael Orchard is a hacker, tinkerer, and creative technologist who works in the Detroit area. He's engaged to a very patient and understanding science genius girl, and they both live with two spotted Ocicats and two dwarf bunnies. On rare occasions when spare time comes in copious amounts, he plays around with odd bits of code and writing, sharing them on his web site named 0xDECAFBAD"

Unflappably calm and rational in explaining what he's about and in responses to some nasty pointed questions. Even thanked O'Reilly for challenging him

"Will controversy tarnish the shiny O'Reilly image, or will the publisher recover the community's goodwill once the event fades from memory?"

"While we stand by the principle that we need to protect our "Web 2.0" mark from unauthorized use in the context of conferences, we apologize for the way we initially handled the issue with IT@Cork."

"So Tim was aware of the event in February but decided to wait until 2 weeks before the conference to set the lawyers on us."

In this session from the first Podcast Academy, Daniel Steinberg of O'Reilly Media's Distributing the Future podcast demonstrates some techniques for getting better sounding audio through post-production editing.

"Don't get me wrong. Again, I love the concept, but I wonder whether enough early adopters will want to pay for it."

"A leap second is a denial of everything American, of everything good, of everything moral."

"A Guide for New Authors"