Ethics Watch: Mechelle Voepel on the Pat and Geno Convo
To all you “journalists” who wouldn’t know professional ethics even if it hit you with a stick (or a skyscraper)… this is …
Read more...Unlocking the Box That Holds the Secret To Digital Preservation
I’ve long been advocating stuff like this. It’s small, but it’s a start. Unlocking the box that holds the secret to digital …
Read more...WNBA Mystics’ Crystal Langhorne and the Importance of Family
The Washington Post articles on Terp and Mystics star Crystal Langhorne. The main article: Hard work is a family matter for the …
Read more...Michael Messner: Dropping the Ball on Covering Women’s Sports
<blockquote>When it comes to coverage of sports on television news and highlights shows, if it’s male, it not only leads — it …
Read more...Are Cameras the New Guns?
Governments and police need to embrace the public-generated media scrutiny, not persecute and prosecute it. To do otherwise suggests systemic malfeasance. Are Cameras …
Read more...Toni Pays It Forward, Back
Toni’s a friend of mine. I remember all-too-well her blogs from when Katrina hit. She says let’s help Nashville. That’s good enough …
Read more...13 Things that Saved Apollo 13 | Universe Today
Not just a list, but thirteen articles focusing on sometimes surprising elements that had to happen for Apollo XIII to be the …
Read more...Guenter Wendt, 85, Pad Leader for NASAs Moon Missions, Dies
Not as well known to the public as the astronauts, Herr Wendt was at least as indispensable. SPACE.com — Guenter Wendt, 85, Pad …
Read more...Slate: Denial of Service
It’s sad when empires fall. via Broadband access in the United States is even worse than you think. – By Sascha Meinrath …
Read more...Roger Ebert: Why I Hate 3-D Movies
I’m with Ebert on this one–on every point. It’s frustrating. There are times I really miss the studio system. Roger Ebert: Why …
Read more...Steven Newton: In Defense of Scientific Methodology
Yeah, getting a little tired of the nabobs raggin’ on science. Steven Newton: In Defense of Scientific Methodology.
Read more...Paulina Porizkova: Why Kate Hudson’s (Alleged) Breast Implants Have Me Heartbroken
Paulina is dead on with this. It’s like there is only one plastic surgery template. I can see some mole and wart …
Read more...Is Memjet For Real?
It’s been three years since the technology was announced with plans to introduce a product before the end of 2007. With no …
Read more...The Rage Is Not About Health Care – Op-Ed
The rage is mostly about the fear of changing demographics. Op-Ed Columnist – The Rage Is Not About Health Care – NYTimes.com.
Read more...An Open Letter to Conservatives
You can’t claim the author didn’t cite enough references. True, the dems still have Howard Dean, but still…geesh! An open letter to conservatives …
Read more...Princeton Researchers Find That High-fructose Corn Syrup Prompts Considerably More Weight Gain
And it’s seemingly everywhere. We need to switch back to cane/beet sugar for our sweet-tooth. Princeton University – A sweet problem: Princeton researchers …
Read more...Mathematics, Physics, and A Hard Day’s Night
Using mathematics and the physics of sound, one of the mysteries of rock ‘n’ roll is examined: how did the Beatles play …
Read more...Building a Better Teacher – NYTimes.com
There are more than three million teachers in the United States, and Doug Lemov is trying to prove that he can teach …
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