Did You Know?

Every now and again, I come across some interesting things: facts, stats, and all kinds of fun stuff I probably never would have found without the web. Some of... Read more »

Going for Gold

It’s almost that time again. Olympic time. Time for people to unite around sports we’d never normally watch, and to cheer for people that many of us have never heard... Read more »

Picking a Candidate, The Gambler’s Way

In case you didn’t know, I’m a bit of a gambler. Beyond the casino, I also use my finely tuned gambling skills to make every day decisions. The upcoming political... Read more »

2.8 Decades

The older you get, the more birthdays become a time of reflection. On the year that has gone by, the ones that came before it, and the ones hopefully yet... Read more »

Every day’s a new adventure

On Saturday, my son Eric will be a 17 months old. I know, crazy right? While most parents will warn you that time fliess when kids are this age, they... Read more »

This land is my land

A Little Social Good

Over the last decade, I’ve worked with dozens of clients, from large companies to small non-profits. A few months back, I began to wonder if I couldn’t do more for... Read more »

A Decade Later

2012 makes 10 years since I finished high school. Some things have changed quite a bit, others not at all. For one, I certainly never saw myself coming back here.... Read more »

Watch What You Eat

Ok, so my past few columns have probably made me sounds like a bit of a curmudgeon. Complaining about Fine print on ads and broken politics. Lucky for you this

The constantly shifting line

The news industry, like many other facets of our lives, is always changing. From the first newspapers and radio broadcasts, to the 24 hour news cycles we know today, there’s... Read more »