Environmentally aware, or simply a “show off?”
Back in 2007 I bought a Civic Hybrid. At the time I “ran the numbers” and decided that the purchase made both economic and environmental
30 Years Since the Falklands War
How many of you remember the Falklands War? Not only do I remember it (hey–I was in college!) but I later had a thesis student
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT:
I sent this letter to the President of the School Board. I wanted to share it with you all as well, and if you support
War with Iran: Not Inevitable, but Language is Leading There
Lesson #1 in learning about diplomacy: governments choose their words very carefully, so that messages are sent in the headlines, and the quotes. In 1990
Private Rights vs Public Good–who should win?
Update: The Citizen, Bobby Maguire, was given permission to use a 33′ right of way. In exchange for his use (not ownership) of 1/2 an
Digital Textbooks the Apple Way–the “right” way?
I have many thoughts on digital textbooks, and you have all had an opportunity to read them here. Apple has made their “big move”
Audio Books–do you listen? or “Can you hear me now?”
A recent annoucement caught my eye. Mashable ran a story highlighting a new company, audiobooks.com, that will be following the “subscription” model that music has
Get your Kindle Notes and Highlights even in the App!
Anyone reading my blog for any period of time knows that I love the Kindle’s highlight and notes features. I wrote a macro for the
Transparency, Secrecy, and Confidentiality (and Penn State)
Amongst all the anger, hurt, and raw emotions surrounding the Jerry Sandusky and the toppling of the Penn State Leadership (including the forced removal of
what is transparency?
Transparency has been in the news not only with the occupy movement, but also with penn state following the big scandal. But what is
