I don't get to brag on my fellow Kentuckians nearly as often as I would like. However, last week Representatives John Yarmuth and Ben Chandler stood up against Mountaintop Removal in sponsoring the Clean Water Protection Act. That's one reason to cheer. And they're not the only ones from the Bluegra...

“The Strongest Man Alive” March 5th, 2009 There has very rarely been a scenario wherein two tribes on Survivor have been such polar opposites. Going into tonight’s episode, Timbira has been a highly dysfunctional wreck of a tribe, where Coach is convinced that he is not actually pa...

cleantech, energy, wind Luke Timmerman wrote: British Columbia is bigger in land area than Washington, Oregon, and California combined, but has about one-tenth the total population. Yet pound-for-pound, our neighbor to the north appears to have its share of entrepreneurs thinking hard about energy a...

“Stage Fright” February 27th, 2009 One of the problems with Dollhouse is that there are a lot of variables, too many if you ask me. It’s as if each week Eliza Dushku is a singer, but she doesn’t get the lyrics until she’s about to go onstage, knows none of the choreogra...

FINALLY ! This gives you a short view of what Charled Taylor Caused to Happen in Sierra Leone; he cost them an entire Generation. He btw, is on trial in the Hague for his crimes, and as of yet has not been found guilty. we are sure that after all the testimony, he is convicted. who will kill him is ...

When we came across photo collection of random people holding car keys, we decided to figure out what these odd balls were up to....

“The Poison Apple Needs to Go” February 19th, 2009 I wrote all sorts of notes during last night’s second episode of Survivor’s eighteenth season, but I got a little sidetracked by some impromptu Rock Band once the episode was over, and I return to it now wondering to myself w...

Here's a thought experiment. Not an experiment so much as mental time travel. Or something. Anyway, imagine the year is 1981. You sport a wicked fu manchu and despise this "new wave" music and all that Kim Carnes stands for. But not all change is bad. Some hippies from out in California have introdu...

Joseph Pine and James Gilmore noticed this thing they called the Experience Economy. They think we’ve moved beyond purchasing mere goods and services - now, we can purchase “experiences” (hence, the experience Economy). In their newest book, they blend the idea of experience with s...

Image by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid via CrunchBase There is an interesting article by Jason Lee Miller over on WebProNews about the death of blogging. I don’t really see it that way; I don’t think that as bloggers we have really gotten started yet. There is still so much to do, that this will ...