I have been pondering something for a while now, and just couldn’t figure out why things felt so “wrong” getting lectured by the liberal elites
Category: Commentary
Revisiting “The Cult of the Amateur”
Almost a decade ago (perhaps, even longer) I read with great interest “The Cult of the Amateur” by Andrew Keen. The subtitle was quite interesting
Buy local–for the right reasons!
This image appears on Facebook every so often, and it makes an appeal to “buying local” by, in part, disparraging the “big chains” as being
Friends on the left: I need to address something important. Really important. You don’t know me. (Randy Bennett you are the exception.) And honestly, you
Photography: Lessons from Film and Digital
A few reflections on Film and Digital (now that I am scanning in a lot of old negatives.) 1. My ability to shoot and process
Will America Accept the Rule of Law?
I will be interested to see how many people (the pro-Obamacare community) get up in arms over this decision. I mean, heck, the Fourth circuit
Laws Against Distracted Driving (No-Texting): Making for Unsafe Roads?
In a conversation over on my cousin’s Facebook wall, I was pointing out that the rate of accidents (And fatalities) per million miles traveled has
Customer Service at National Monuments (and everywhere!)
PROCESS MANAGEMENT:I just returned from a cross-country trip helping my son move to Colorado Springs. Â We made a nice trip out of it, taking the
Part 2–Internet of Things
My second article in the series on “The Internet of Things” is now posted over at Eye for Transport. In this article, I tackle the
Are special use facilities a waste?
This article in the Wall Street Journal is quite interesting, highlighting people now living in empty office buildings in London. Â I have always looked at
