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Category Archives: Serious Stuff
When we fail as readers, we fail as writers
4 CommentsI read this article in the NY TImes this week about e-books adding music to the “experience.” Champions of this technology justify it by saying it adds to the experience, enhances imagination, meets readers where they are, blah, blah, blah. … Continue reading
A walk is not a walk when you are walking all alone
2 CommentsVideo find of the day. Jamie O’Neal is the artist. Tweet
A rebuttal to the debt ceiling speeches
Leave a commentI was fidgeting around on what my response was to the speeches last night by the president and the speaker when this tweet by @SeanDFrancis popped into my stream. In 138 characters, Mr. Francis summed up the mood of the … Continue reading
What’s next for NASA? Ummmmmm I dunno
1 CommentI watched the space shuttle STS135 Atlantis touch down this morning and I felt as if that was the ending of something really big. I think what is happening is something more than simple nostalgia even though I am part … Continue reading
The financial education of Eric Cantor
15 CommentsAfter listening to Eric Cantor talk one too many times about how rich people and small business create jobs as a result of keeping their taxes low, I feel it is my duty as an American citizen to give him … Continue reading
Tradition also means change
2 CommentsWhenever I hear people talk about traditions, a quick story flashes through my head. I don’t know if it is true or not, but it’s still a good story. A young woman was cooking Thanksgiving dinner for the family. They … Continue reading



