2014 - Friday Sushi

Photography, a Process that Captures Memories

As a child, my parents took pictures with what I seem to recall was a 110 Instamatic and some kind […]

I’ve been following a thread started by Michael Feldstein on his blog and this last installment, Better Ed Tech Conversations,

Unlike years past, today’s camera bodies are merely tools that can be swapped in and out to serve different creative

Although I grew up shooting film with manual SLRs, I have grown to trust the imaging device to do its

Looking back on my blogging history, which arguably goes back to the late 1990’s, I discovered that when I have

In “Bring Strategy Back from the Dead,” Walter Kiechel makes the case that in a time of continuous and accelerating

As much as it looks like I have counter-argued, mobile as we know it today is still much rooted in

The roots of mobile as a productivity platform extend deep into the World-Wide Web, so in thinking about mobile and

Several years ago, I drafted a white paper for Blackboard entitled “Mobile Agility at the Anytime, Anywhere Impact on IT” wherein I

Several years ago I reflected on “A Firefighter’s Two Families” where one family is “traditional” with a spouse and oftentimes

On July 14, 2014 at the Basilica of St. James, Jamestown, ND, I shared my thoughts about Dad with gathered family,