Our family got Emma almost 6 years ago. She’s been an important part of the kids lives growing up and a great companion to me (especially when the kids are gone). Her 6th birthday is just around the corner — … Read More
Way up in the hinterlands, miles from any other humans, two men faced each other on a rocky ridge covered in lava flows and avalanche lilies. “It was clearly a suboptimal algorithm!” the taller man yelled, with his arms outraised. … Read More
A part of Carl Jung’s contribution to the world of psychology, is his concept of “archetypes”. From Wikipedia: In Jungian psychology, archetypes are highly developed elements of the collective unconscious. Being unconscious, the existence of archetypes can only be deduced … Read More
The following is a not terribly organized set of ramblings that I had regarding augmented reality. Just for the sake of defining what I’m talking about, Wikipedia refers to augmented reality as: Augmented reality (AR) is a live direct or … Read More
My typical work day is a mostly mental exercise. Most of my work falls into these categories: Pushing or pulling ideas between various people ( normally we call these conversations but that’s what it feels like) Attempting to create … Read More
I’ve found this discussion a very interesting one… There’s a lot of conjecture out there that the iPad (and similar devices) shifts use of the Internet away from “creating†and towards “consumptionâ€. To some extent, some of this seems obvious. … Read More
I was delighted to browse through this book recently. A fun read for anyone interested in language. It’s not a long or complex book, but really just a nugget about some interesting developments in English with plenty of historical anecdotes … Read More
I’ve been sort of disappointed. We don’t have our promised flying cars yet. But in addition, some of the existing tech that we do have seems sadly lacking. In an era of iPhones, video chat, Internet video streaming, integrated digital … Read More
So I’m listening to a new Pandora station this morning (Thanks Robert for the suggestion — good stuff). The music of the particular track that I’m listening to at the moment reminds me so much of an old MS-DOS game … Read More
I begin this post having spent almost no time looking at what options may already exist. However, I see the need for a piece of software (preferrably open-source) that could accomplish some of these tasks: Manage church events and calendar … Read More