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Author Archives: Adam
It all starts with butter…
…or a cube of beef fat into a big, hot pan, followed by thin, delicate slices of well-marbled beef. Then comes the vegetables, tofu, mushrooms, scallions and yam noodles. Toss on some sake, mirin, shoyu, dashi and sugar and let … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Web Music
I used to listen to Pandora 40 hours a week, only when I was working. I’d turn it down low and keep it running until I clocked out. When they started limiting their free subscription to 40 hours per month, … Continue reading
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Voice Acting
When I worked for ECC in Osaka, a company that was one of the larger companies that provided English instruction in schools and in the private sector, I occasionally did voice acting for their manuals. It is very possible that … Continue reading
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Fort Ross and Stillwater Cove
It turns out that there are a lot of camp sites available in the Fort Ross area of the California coastline, and the beginning of September during the mid-week is an ideal time to get a place to yourself. We … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatic Critters, Fishing, Food, Inverts, Marine Mammals, Northern California, Travel
Hittin’ the road
Going to Davis, then Mendocino, then Monterey and then Toronto (T.dot). Be back soon!
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Happy Birthday and Hello!
This video goes out to my older brother, and Max and Mina. Here ya go…
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Big Fish
There it is, swimming an endless circle, the last of its group. Hard to imagine how such a large, shiny animal can suddenly mute into the endless blue backdrop, but when it happens only a keen eye can pull it … Continue reading
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Dreams
I am sometimes astounded by where my mind wanders when it is disengaged from the body. I have a deep abrasion that is taking a long time to heal (since I’m in the water 5/7 days a week), on the … Continue reading
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Summer Gig as an Underwater Explorers Instructor
For a few month, I will be teaching kids (8-13) to surface SCUBA dive in the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Great Tide Pool, through the Underwater Explorers program. Of all of the positions I’ve held at the Aquarium, this one is … Continue reading
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