To My STC Friends At the Summit
On Failure

I've been thinking about failure a lot. My career has some doozies in its wake. I've heard people speak about failures at conferences. The current trend is to tell people failures are okay because they learn from them. I've seen some suggest extremes like encouraging failure. Back in the late 80s, "failure was not an [...]
A Few Thoughts and Memories on MLK Day
E-Books, Cynicism, and Shelf Life

Full disclosure: I don't own an e-book reader. Maybe that's why I'm not too hip on e-books as described in this Huffington Post article by Paul Levine. Funny, I don't recall anyone blissfully sniffing their books until the threat from e-publishing appeared. Now, readers can't resist comparing their moldy old tomes to the finest Bordeaux. [...]
STC 2010 Day One Super Summary

First day of STC Summit at opening session I was surprised by the ginormous stage stuff. I was all, "Yay! Usher's playin'!" But alas, no Usher. With some sort of mix up, the opening speaker, Molly E. Holzschlag (@mollydotcom), didn't appear. Doing what anybody in that situation would have done without access to Usher, they [...]
Dreamlog: 6 Minutes Until It Gets Real Weird

This dream was too bizarre not to share. Dressed in a suit (something I don't even own right now), I visited a Southern Baptist church specifically to watch Doug E Fresh perform. Who wouldn't? The church was packed with white people in suits. I could only sit in the back. Doug E Fresh came out [...]







Unrest by Parkway Drive