Archive | June 2012
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The single most dangerous aspect of the information age: Old Family Photos
There is a lot of fear out there about the new dangers of the cyber-age. Dangers like identity theft. Not to mention the difficulty the age has created in discerning the difference between a real celebrity or false one… And the age allows for the quick spread of information, no longer how stupid and asinine […]
How far is too far when far enough isn’t far enough?
I’m someone who enjoys a little wordplay now and again. I love words and what you can do with them. Always have. And I find myself writing such riffs in my fiction. And people who help me edit always hate it. And while this kind of threat isn’t wholly convincing to me… … I can […]
NBA Draft hilarity, with Andy Katz
Andy Katz, a quality sports news reporter, was asked to comment on the back issue being experienced by future NBA player, Jared Sullinger. What the press had been reported was a bulging disk problem. Katz clarified the actual problem: I’m not a doctor, but I think that’s a self-correcting problem. Just […]
The Light Was On, But It Was Dim 