Can an Anecdote be Data?
Over at the blog, Confessions of a Community College Dean, a commenter wrote that Academics of all people should remember that the plural of anecdote
The “magic” of the Magic Pan restaurant
**UPDATE** I have added several additional posts. These include some recipes, as well as links to cookbooks and a crepe machine! Start here to find
Critical Thinking and our Youth
I have been viewing the independent documentary, Jesus Camp, on YouTube, and reading the comments on there as well. In addition, I watched a discussion
Will we ever talk supply chain?
Now, for those of you that wonder when, if ever, I will talk about Supply Chain issues on this blog, let’s make this more of
Bio Mass, still makes sense after all those years…
Even the few of you that actually know me probably didn’t know that at one point I was the Public Speaking winner at my state’s
Life and Death of a Soldier-poet
I must admit that I, like so many others, had not read Andy Olmsted’s writings until today. A blogging soldier in the US Army, he
Business writing
One of my favorite bloggers is Lynn Gaertner-Johnston with her Business Writing blog. A recent entry caught my eye. I am often caught between the
Are things “green” or just “attractive”?
For those that have been reading me carefully, you will note that, as a conservative, I believe in conservation. This certainly results in a political
Shipping Water?
I have to admit, I am a water junky. I drink most likely gallons of water a day. I have all but abandoned sodas, and
Fossil Fuels?
A while back I wrote about the abiogenic theory of petroleum production. According to Wikipedia: The theory of abiogenic petroleum origin holds that natural petroleum