Reader repeats

Posted Sunday, March 14th, 2010 at 10:08 am


BusinessWeek seem to be posting this story about once a hour. Either that or Google Reader has a crush on news regarding business in China.

Wedding Photo Book via Blurb.com

Posted Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 at 5:17 pm

A few weeks ago I used Blurb.com to create a 40-page photo book using images from our wedding in October 2009. Today they arrived and I’m quite pleased.

We opted in for the premium paper and went with their hardcover image wrap. Their software was easy to use, had some nice layouts to choose from, and allowed me to create my own. The result is a nice photo book with full image bleeds.

If you are a family member or friend and wish to buy a copy for yourself, visit our Blub account. If you just want to view the photos from our wedding, this Flickr set contains all of the images that were taken by our professional photographer.

Pacers vs Raptors

Posted Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010 at 8:19 pm

At the Pacers game with our Canadian friends the Jeffreys.

Braille photo featured in Plume magazine

Posted Monday, February 1st, 2010 at 5:40 pm

I’m a little tardy in writing about this, but Plume magazine, a French publication, used one of my braille images in their June/July 2009 issue. (online story with my image)

My braille image (and hand)

Here is the original image. And yes, I’m both the photographer and the hand model.

Braille's Touch

A History of the Cameron Family in North Carolina

Posted Friday, January 29th, 2010 at 4:11 pm

If you are a genealogist studying the Cameron family from North Carolina, then A History of the Cameron Family in North Carolina by John Burton Cameron of Broadway, North Carolina, published in 1967, will interest you.

This publication contains two parts:

  1. Part I: Descendants of Allen Cameron and his wife Mary Stewart
  2. Part II: Descendants of Norman Cameron and his wife Rachel Bruce

I hope you find this information useful.

Note 1 (2010 Feb 20): Instructions on how to enlarge each page
  1. Click on an image within the slide show, this will take you to Flickr.com.
  2. Above the image is a toolbar. Click on the All Sizes button.
  3. Optionally, click on Original to view a very large version of the image.
Here is an example of an Original image that I took of this book. You will have to scroll both down and right to view it all.
Note 2 (2010 Feb 20): Download Cameron Reports in PDF format My research certainly references and is based on A History of the Cameron Family in North Carolina. While I do not have a transcript of this 1967 resource, these PDF reports contain similar information and may be a better resource than the photographs I’m offering of the original document. Incidentally, if someone wants to transcribe A History of the Cameron Family in North Carolina verbatim, I would be happy to post its text here as well.