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Over the holidays we moved our offices from Hollywood on the Charles (Watertown, MA) to the heart of New England biotech (Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA).  Actually I didn’t do any of the move myself, I just packed up a few bins before the holiday and then while I was enjoying some time off other folks [...]

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After missing the first 2 New England Patriots games this season, the first because I was working in New York and couldn’t get the game on the office TV and the second because of having family in town, I realized that I’m not making time for football.  Why was this? Because it was not a [...]

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A few years back I had some disposable income and bought myself an mp3 player. Note that I did not say an iPod.  An iPod was the last thing that I wanted. I didn’t want to be locked into iTunes. I didn’t want what everyone else had.  I wanted something cooler, something better. And I [...]

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In a past life I lived with a group of photographers, painters, filmmakers and friends in a big loft in South Boston. One of them, Lisa Garner, died last month. She is a wonderful friend and photographer and I’m still in denial that she’s gone. Lisa is a neighbor with a capital N. She is [...]

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I’m off with the family for a Christmas vacation and won’t be posting for awhile. In the mean time, Happy Holidays and a peaceful New Year. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fttrumble.com%2Fon-vacation%2F’; addthis_title = ‘On+Vacation’; addthis_pub = ‘TTrumble’;

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Sheena, our office manager dressed as me for Halloween. I’m the one on the right. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fttrumble.com%2Fnot-my-halloween-costume%2F’; addthis_title = ‘Not+My+Halloween+Costume’; addthis_pub = ‘TTrumble’;

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I had dinner last night with a few friends. One, a radiologist was telling me about reviewing CAT scans, x-rays and other diagnostic records in order to determine what was ailing people. I usually prompt him for stories about household objects found inside patients and House-like wonders of deduction. He did his best to regail [...]

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