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I live in Seattle where it rains a lot so there is plenty of grey sky that is conducive to bouts of reveries, a fitting place for a practicing engineer who is overly fond of words. My favorite words used to be iridescent, loosely, and peal. They were replaced by melancholy, pleasure, chiaroscuro, and Michaelmas. I prefer Moore over Mealy state machines, dark chocolate over milk, tennis over baseball, baths over showers, Michael Innes over Ross McDonald, Fitzgerald over Hemingway. The web offers such amazing possibilities. Even though it is but an illusion, I feel like I could make this blog a fine and private place to let my musings take on a life of theirs own among friends.
Ba Nguyen
An Engineer's Literary Notebook 
HMcH said
love your website– good company, in the privatest sense of the word– thank you
HMcH
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xbanguyen said
Thank you! I am delighted that you visited and honored to know that you consider my musings good company, all the more reason for me to keep on writing.
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Ted said
Hi,
Could you give me the name of the dingbats font family that were on used on your ‘Of Multiple Dimensions and Dingbats’ piece.
many thanks Ted
Cambridge, England
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xbanguyen said
Hi Ted,
It’s called damned dingbats, seriously. You can find it at http://www.identifont.com/show?BNX. Enjoy!
Ba
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