Random thoughts, life lessons, hopes and dreams
I had another week that was pretty busy. I managed to get out to gather more door photographs, but I still haven’t found time to sit down and do the research I want to do. If you’re wondering why that matters, read on. If you can live without that explanation, skip to the gallery. Wait,... Continue Reading →
What does fast food have to do with advanced university research? If you’re like me, you might guess that a few chemists left the lab early for a Big Mac and some Fries. We’d be wrong. According to an article in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette’s NewsSlide app, Professor Andre Simpson, of The University of Toronto's... Continue Reading →
This month for WATWB, I am sharing two articles from ThomasNet, the digital outgrowth of the Thomas Register that describes itself as “a data, platform and technology company that has become the leading resource for the industrial marketplace.” I don’t know about all that, but I find some of the articles they publish to be... Continue Reading →
For more than several years, I’ve been saddened and frustrated by the trend of replacing journalists and trained/educated specialists with analysts and actors on all things news, sports and weather. I don’t watch much “network” news and I watch even less “cable channel” news, but I still see enough to make my skin crawl, my... Continue Reading →
If we were having a beer – Once again, you’d get to the bar ahead of me. “You seem to be coming earlier and earlier. Did you order yet?” “No, of course not. It’s your turn to pay.” “Then why are you so early?” “Well, I had some extra time now that I don’t have... Continue Reading →
Last week, my friend Brad Lewis shared a link on Facebook to a Huffington Post article titled: What to Eat To Get Your Sleep Back On Track Seeing the link made me laugh for a couple of reasons. First, Brad links to food articles that range from recipes for cooking Kale to pictures of mile-high... Continue Reading →
