Reading through the headlines this weekend, my eyes were fixed on one in particular. The headline “Arab Spring Run Amok: ‘Brotherhood’ Starts Crucifixions” conjures all kinds of images for the 21st century believer. To be sure, the targets of crucifixion in Egypt are not, at least at the start, Christian
I admit it. I have always been fascinated by the Olympics and the men and women who focus their best years on the singular goal of medaling in the Games. I keep up with the athletes and the storylines, and Olympic events are just about the only thing on our
Some time ago, culture and technology experts predicted a major shift in the way Americans use and access the web. Asia was far ahead of us in the trend away from deskbound machines and towards increasing use of handheld devices and mobile phones. That trend started long before the iPhone
Even before the events in Aurora, Colorado, I wasn’t planning on taking my middle school boys to see The Dark Knight Rises. I have never enjoyed the dark direction taken by the Batman franchise…it just seemed over-serious, mean-spirited and cruelly-pointless to me. That’s been true almost since the launch of the
Today marks the official end of my Palm lifestyle. I know I shouldn’t feel this much nostalgia for a mobile phone, but, somehow, it’s not that easy. I suppose we form a kind of emotional connection with our technology. We shouldn’t, but we do. People who love Macs or iPhones
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