Some Books Are More Important Than Others
I’m an avid reader, and wherever I go, I seem to accumulate books, even here in Korea. There are a
Books, Creativity, society, teaching
Books, Creativity, critical thinking, writer's life
When Good TV Makes You Want to Read
Can a TV show make you want to read, not because the TV is so bad, but because the topic
Africa, travel, vicarious vistas, writer's life
Live Music in Other Countries
I like live music. Back home, which is the Southern Ontario area of Canada, I have friends in that field.
critical thinking, Social Discourse, technology
NRN – a light-hearted RFC for “non-binding closure”
Recently I found myself in an e-mail exchange with a person I hadn’t previously known. The exchange related to corporate
Books, Creativity, society, teaching
Thoughts on Shel Silverstein
I have just recently gained a massive appreciation for Shel Silverstein. As I’ve been teaching ESL, I’ve become aware that
critical thinking, Social Discourse, technology
Why isn’t there an Adobe OS?
Why hasn’t Adobe built it’s own operating system? I’ve been thinking about OSs lately, and reading up on SGI’s Irix,
Africa, travel, vicarious vistas, writer's life
My Introduction to African Music
I was introduced to South African pop music in the 1980s through Johnny Clegg’s album “African Shadow Man.” It was