Because the DNC started tonight . . .

Caroline Kennedy introduced Uncle Teddy tonight to the American people at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, which followed a moving tribute to the man and his delightful life.  To me, she did a brilliant job of connecting the idea and ideals of her father to those of Barack Obama by explaining, “I’ve never had [...]

Following Teddy comes TED.

A few recent favorites of mine.  First, let’s pause to reflect on our education:

Now, let’s change focus.  Following IDEO is my new favorite hobby.  Here’s a brief lecture:

Coca-Cola Gold

This spot first caught my attention a few weeks ago, before the olympics even began.  It makes me smile.  Not because of the birdies or the humorous and subtle ways that a story is quickly developed, but instead I smile because of the melodrama and . . . well, real drama that has happened over [...]

YESSS!

Congratulations, Washington D.C.  You are the first of many.
Please read.  Finally, America has adopted a trend found only in Europe.  A city-wide bike system finally gives a more realistic and exciting way to get around the urban landscape.  Most cities aren’t blessed with the subway system that New York has to offer, so transpo can be ridiculous. [...]

Where are we going?

Shower Power

A few nights ago, I brushed my teeth in the shower.  It was a refreshing experience.

Personal Learning Environments

Uttering the acronym PLA conjures up thoughts of teachers and parents coming together in the cafeteria late at night to discuss recent updates on standardized test scores.  And then I think of the troubling history of Israel.  
See, this is what happens when yet another acronym is thrown at an unsuspecting recipient like me.  Let’s [...]

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Year of Creativity 2008