Robot Surrogates!
Michael Gallagher This post falls way outside of anything substantial, useful, pertinent, or even useful. That is unless you love robots! And who doesn’t love robots? Those magicians of the imagination since…
May 2010
Brahms, Eno, Lullabies, and Space
I am feeling either eclectic or disjointed today, hence the music choices below. The first is Brahmns‘s Lullaby. I know nothing about classical music, but I am a listener and…
Village life in Korea circa 1991, Masatake Terauchi (and Google Books)
Since I can’t seem to get enough of archaic and often out of print books on Korea at the turn of the last century, I have another few that I…
Plants and the bizarre career path of a former English teacher
I should come clean and say what might be already obvious. I have no background in botany. I wouldn’t know a lily from an orchid, a weed from grass, an…
Montreal, Quebec Libations, Dim Sum, and Homemade Gravlax
I just returned from a trip to Montreal to see a good friend from my early years in Korea (1998-1999) as well as my wife’s family, many of which live…
Plants, lemurs, Montreal, and poutine
I am going to stop apologizing for not posting more than I have recently. The social media efforts of a work project have been taking whatever fruit my writing output…
Social Media Withdrawal: What Happens When Kids Give Up Their Connections
This is an interesting post from the blog for Spotlight magazine. Spotlight showcases the projects funded by the MacArthur Foundation’s Digital Media and Learning Initiative and covers the intersections of…