Litchfield Middle School Choir (.mp3)
Christmas Concert 2011
On Wednesday, December 14th, the Litchfield Middle School Choir performed their annual Christmas concert. Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties the video of the 8th grade choir performance was not recorded. Fortunately, I was able to capture a very good audio recording of the entire concert.
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My Favorite Mac Software for Work
The Mac at Work
I was a PC guy for more than 15 years before I switched to Mac. When I say I was a PC guy, I don’t mean I simply used PCs, I knew PCs. I would program my own batch files, root around the hard drive using DOS commands (even after Windows had arrived), and regularly did my own hardware upgrades.
When I was a PC . . .
My Favorite Mac Software for Work
The Mac at Work
I was a PC guy for more than 15 years before I switched to Mac. When I say I was a PC guy, I don’t mean I simply used PCs, I knew PCs. I would program my own batch files, root around the hard drive using DOS commands (even after Windows had arrived), and regularly did my own hardware upgrades.
When I was a PC . . .
George Bailey
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4ne13Zft9Q]
One of my favorite movies is It’s a Wonderful Life . A few days ago I came across a clip from the movie on YouTube, and it struck me that a person’s general outlook can be categorized as either a Mr. Potter or a George Bailey. This split between the greedy Mr. Potter attempting to . . .
George Bailey
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4ne13Zft9Q]
One of my favorite movies is It’s a Wonderful Life . A few days ago I came across a clip from the movie on YouTube, and it struck me that a person’s general outlook can be categorized as either a Mr. Potter or a George Bailey. This split between the greedy Mr. Potter attempting to . . .
I was raised Catholic
I teach several ethics courses (or courses that cover ethical theory). Without fail, at some point in the course a student eventually asks or attempts to discern my religious beliefs. This usually happens when I am lecturing on the separability of ethics and religion (the idea that you don't need religion in order to do ethics). If I do . . .
I was raised Catholic
I teach several ethics courses (or courses that cover ethical theory). Without fail, at some point in the course a student eventually asks or attempts to discern my religious beliefs. This usually happens when I am lecturing on the separability of ethics and religion (the idea that you don't need religion in order to do ethics). If I do . . .
