Pesky Tax Cuts expiring? What are they?
Just yesterday an impromptu discussion in taxation and representation occured over at Community College Dean’s blog. Apparently “anonymous‘s” comment was “uncalled for” when anonymous
“Fooled by Randomness”
My eldest daughter gave me the book “Fooled by Randomness” Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets by
Tiny Houses–how cool!
“Tumbleweed Tiny House Company” sure has a great idea. The founder started living in “tiny houses” for many reasons, including reducing any negative impact
A Background–In Science!
For some reason I get a NaturalNews emailed newsletter, full of crack-pot ideas about food, and medications. I went to read a story about
Politics of Fear? From which Party?
This election year is perhaps more strange than any other (and we have had some STRANGE ones!) It used to be we would joke
Olympics Commercials and Old-style (Obama) Political Ads!
I have really enjoyed most of the commercials during this year’s Olympics in Beijing. Creative, touching, and informative. Take the GE commercials, for instance.
Who reaps a Windfall? Exxon? Apple? or Obama?
I have written previously about the energy policies of the candidates, and I specifically wrote about the proposals from Obama and Clinton to create a
Technology and Professors
I have been privileged to be witness, and be part of, many of the exciting ways technology can be implemented in the educational process at
iPhone Pricier? Not Really
(iPhone Experience, Pt 2) I had to chuckle. Really. Remember way back when, when I wrote that the iPhone was a bit over-priced,
Apple at Fault, not AT&T
As you no doubt have read, I have bought an iPhone. This makes for the third iPhone in the family, and the first of
