Monthly Archives: June 2009

Ian Jukes is an educational futurist and technology guru. Over the past 12 years I have had the opportunity to see and hear Mr. Jukes many times at the Ohio School Boards Accociation (OSBA) Capital Conference. I would like to … Continue reading →

While watching This Week with George Stephanopoulos, I made a comment to Roland about George, that I thought he was single. I thought wrong, he is married to actress Alexandra Wentworth and has two daughters. Something else I found interesting … Continue reading →

I did not know that the smallest state had the longest name, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Now they want to change it to be just the State of Rhode Island. If you would like to learn more about the … Continue reading →

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. So who and what is the Naked Maja? Ok, now that you, what do you think of the work by Francesco Goya? I myself have never been that much into … Continue reading →

I don’t know this little 7 year old boy but my heart aches for him and his family just the same. Have you seen this story on the news and in print just as I have, are you sick of … Continue reading →

It was with much shock and anger today as I watched water from fire hydrants spilling out and going down the sewer! While taking my morning bike ride today, I saw this happen more than once. I thought it would … Continue reading →

Fairy tales have captivated children through the centuries, making their eyes grow wide in wonder and joy. Puppy dog tails, did you remember it? Then there are Fractured Fairy Tales, like this one. But if you are really interested in … Continue reading →

Indefensible was the word used by Chili Dog in regards to this Roland Hansen Commentary. Now it’s my turn to have at it on this topic about fundraising. It would not be apropos to compare my race for the school … Continue reading →

“Hurry Up and Wait” is the tag line for this story about the new Apple iPhone! Every year they update to a new model and by the time it hits the shelves, the next new one is being assembled. I … Continue reading →

A strong, intuitive impression that something will happen; — said to be from the gambler’s superstition that it brings luck to touch the hump of a hunchback is what it says about hunch over at Dictionary. com. If you have … Continue reading →