The world is in a time of greed and need. It is up to those of us who have something, anything, to give to those who have nothing. Not in the sense of socialism, not in the form of taxation, in the form of human nature.

Dear Wacom.

Recently I emailed you regarding the lack of a radial menu configuration tool in the control panel for my thousand dollar 12wx Cintiq. Since you haven’t responded I figured that posting to my Blog was the next best…

While I was shopping at Target a couple of weeks ago, an interesting board game caught my eye: [What’s Gnu?][1]. The connotation it brought to my mind was from an unusual [source][2], at least considering the fact I was…

With the recent release of the Nikon D90 Digital SLR camera, Virtual Tour photographers like ourselves…

A conversation I heard this week has made clear a concept that I’ve long understood, but never been able to explain.

“Mystro” was originally a project to compete with Tivo, created by AOL/Time Warner back in 2003 to try and revolutionize video/entertainment on demand by offering a onscreen navigator that is simple to use yet very advanced…

You know, it’s funny. Time Warner recently pushed a new update to it’s customers which by all conventional wisdom should be a good thing. It is however, not.

The new guide, named “Mystro” is like a newborn struggling to breath…

There were so… many… people. Men and women both, survivors of the disease. I’d heard the mantra of the Komen foundation before: “A world without breast cancer” but I didn’t get it.

Finding the least negative impact

So, I’ve been tossing around the idea of biking to work. The route that my wife would like me to use is the shortest, but I don’t like the fact that there is no shoulder, or bike lane, and the…

Ohio sports may be the best in all the land but tend to fall short in the championship game.