Monthly Archives: October 2009
Challenge Conventional Assumptions
I have been reading “ThinkerToys” by Michael Michalko. I am going to try to do one Thinkertoy exercise per day (or at least a few per week). The goal is to help get my brain to be in a creative [...]
National Novel Writing Month and Prag Pro Wri Mo
I admit it. I’m addicted to books. I love to read. I have my father to blame for this addiction. I have talked about reading a lot in the past, but today it’s about something different. It’s about WRITING. You [...]
Make Use of Your Library and Read For Free!!!
I have recently rediscovered the awesomeness of the Maricopa County Public Library system. My family has started going there again and when the kids asked recently, I took them instead of the wife. I picked up a book or two [...]
Does Phoenix Need To Change?
Last night, had some great conversation at Gangplank Hacknight with Remi Taylor, Chuck Reynolds, Ed Nusbaum, Mark Ng, Steve Swedler, Byron Bowerman, Ryan Gasparini, Mike Benner and William Bradley about how we can stop making excuses about the environment we [...]
Can We Get Over It?
This morning I was getting bummed that I haven’t taken the family for an RV road trip in a while. To compensate I went to the RV road mix on the iPod. My mind was wandering and I found myself [...]
How Do We Fix Phoenix? Solutions Are Out There!
A blog I started reading recently and suggested by Chuck Reynolds called Rogue Columnist, is pretty interesting. It highlights a lot of the problems in Phoenix from someone that was raised here pre 1970 and has since moved to [...]













