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TechMan: Computers can turn your homes into factories
Just as the home computer grew out of behemoth industrial machines, home manufacturing may bring the abilities of a factory to the home. ... Read More >>
From Narnia to Newark: The beeping at the airport blues
5.15.08
The magic of Magic Slim
5.16.08
When mechanical conducing is prefered
The humanoid robot Asimo, conducted the Detroit Symphony Orchestra this week. Read More >>
Friday, May 16, 2008
Tuned In Journal: Fox cuts some ads
5.15.08
A helping hand with baby prep
Some enchanted evening: Pink Frolic, Marshalls and Rodgers Award
"My whole life flashed before my eyes," said Rob Marshall on accepting the Richard Rodgers Award for Excellence in Musical Theater. Read More >>
3:36 PM 5/12/2008
Real Estate Watch, the Inbox and Redd Up
Johnny C. affects many
John Challis' story has gone national. I wrote his inspiring story in the Post-Gazette this past Sunday. While I expected plenty of feedback because of the nature of the story, what has happened in the past week in the life of the Freedom High School senior football-baseball player who is dying from liver and lung cancer is truly unbelievable. Read More >>
Wednesday, April 16, 2008 - 2:02 p.m.
A final journey before leaving the Land of No Worries
As my departure from Australia nears, the occasional person has asked what I'll take back with me to America, a question both simple and impossible. Read More >>
Why Memphis fell...
Here are my thoughts on the title game, won by Kansas by seven in overtime... Read More >>
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Easter can be dangerous for cats
When you think of Easter, you probably don't think of it as being a dangerous time for cats. Turns out your Easter decorations can be deadly. ... Read More >>
11.13.07
Vintage jazz concerts
Vintage concerts featuring the likes of John Coltrane and Wes Montgomery are the focus of Naxos' seven new DVD releases titled, "Jazz Icons." n Read More >>
Aug. 23, 2007
A mother's story
Since the beginning of the Invisible Men series, we have gotten scores of e-mail from people in the community who are familiar with the negative spirals in the lives of some of the young men. This latest dispatch is from a mother who lost a son to gun violence. In telling his story, she reveals the depth in which trauma, violence and joblessness strike at the heart of so many families and friends. Read More >>
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