Pondering The Possibilities: Robotic Olympians

Could Olympic sports be manned by robots? Would Olympic robots generate the same national fervor as our human competitions? Would … More

The Ubiquitous Bike: Still A Creative Force?

In our high tech age, it is easy to overlook the creative force and impact of something as common and ordinary … More

“Your first act of mutiny against your inner critic …” Remember when you were little and would scribble a big … More

I often wonder what the future will be like when the history of now — enriched by the perspective of women (more … More

“… frontier history rugged and real.” Popular books and movies have made the phrase “gold rush” all but synonymous with … More

“Gripping moral dilemmas in a top-notch crime/legal thriller.” Whether British or American, we like to think of our laws and … More

“The true sign

of intelligence

is not knowledge

but …”

My mom has long been my hero. Her tireless work ethic, impish sense of humor and Saks’ Fifth Avenue style … More

“Eyes blinded by the fog of Things cannot see Truth. Ears deafened by the din of Things cannot hear Truth. … More

Spring is in the air and I’ve been celebrating the season of renewal by going over to Melissa Crytzer Fry’s What … More