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Apparently I’m participating in NaBloPoMo
Expanded, it means “National Blog Posting Month,” and the only ticket to entry is to post something every day of the month. I came across a few difficulties with my thrice-a-week posting schedule. Work...
View ArticleNY23: the first test of post-Bush Conservatism
If I recapped everything to know here, I’d fill up volumes. Google for Doug Hoffman, Dede Scozzafava, or Bill Owens. Here’s a primer on Wikipedia. Saturday morning, to great fanfare among...
View ArticleOn Twitter lists and spheres of influence
Justin Kownacki has some choice commentary on a schoolyard fight between Robert Scoble and Chris Brogan over Twitter’s newest feature: Lists. In the few days since it’s been out, I’ve seen people use...
View ArticleA night in the life
I went to Teavolve tonight for the TEDx Midatlantic pre-event party. Food and drink were served, and I had a great preview of the company to be had tomorrow. I made a few new friends and hung out with...
View ArticleA long day at TEDx MidAtlantic
Generally referred to as a conference for ideas worth spreading, TEDx MidAtlantic was a day-long event featuring speakers of different backgrounds. The videos of today’s talks were streamed live and...
View ArticleExperiencing TEDx MidAtlantic: an event review
Yesterday’s TEDx was my first event of the genre. I have looked at the TED site itself before to get an idea of what kind of people attend these events, and moreso, who speaks at them. This...
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Severn River: details on the shores
Just a few photos of the things you get to see when you look down and not up, on the shores of the Severn River in Annapolis, MD
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Juxtaposing Naomi Natale’s and Sonja Sohn’s speeches at TEDx MidAtlantic
When I went to TEDx MidAtlantic last Thursday, I knew that I would have to keep an open mind to views that are different from my own. In the days that followed the conference, I have been vocal about...
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Veteran’s Day thoughts
This is the day in which we celebrate those who have served and live among us. All I can say is “thank you,” to everyone who has served in the military. I do not know of anyone who doesn’t know a...
View ArticleA view of the patriarchy through social anthropology
Last night on Twitter, Justin Kownacki said: “God’s rightful role for families is a patriarchy in which women submit to men? Thank god; I’m a shitty listener.” Now, I follow a number of people with...
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