Tales, trails and tails of a corporate drop-out
Brian Williams with House Budget Chair (and former RepublicanVP candidate) Paul Ryan before a packed studio in the Newseum discussing poverty in America on the 50th anniversary of President LBJ’s declaration of the War On Poverty. (A unique event, humbling/disturbing discussion and great experience I might add) NBC’s Brian Williams with Congressman Paul Ryan
I just can’t get the legs to move right. More specifically, the right leg. Almost ten months to the day post-scope, weeks at a time of low-activity, mostly rest/partial rest and several weeks–going on a couple months–post the final bumper-injection it feels almost exactly the same as it did when I first pulled up short … Read moreHow Far The Mighty Have Fallen
Most of us ignore Google’s daily doogle. Many probably Sometimes we head the google direction simply to see what the daily doodle has to offer. Most folks likely missed one from last week—the computer data related one. It him home for me—in part because part of her name is also part of Amy’s name. See … Read moreGrace Murray Hopper’s 107th Birthday
So many historical sites exist in the immediate area it’s difficult to count. Actually that’s not exactly true as the local historical society has recorded about 65 of them. Better stated that so many exist it’d be difficult to chase down all of them. Instead I’ve decided to let them come to me–which they seem … Read moreHistory On Foot
Family law is tricky—difficult at best. Even Justice Breyer admitted as much during today’s arguments in Lozano vs. Alvarez. It’s uncommon for The Supreme Court to take up cases that tangentially touch family law-type issues and combined with today being the final day this year for oral arguments I thought I’d better see what it’d … Read moreSCOTUS – Final Oral Arguments of Calendar Year 2013