Malcolm Gladwell, author of one of my favorite books about social economics, “The Tipping Point,” will be releasing another book in November. His new title, “Outliers: Why Some People Succeed and Some Don’t,” promises to challenge common thoughts on what leads to ultra-successful types like Bill Gates. Some are saying he places more focus on […]

Stephen discusses some of republican presidential candidate Ron Paul’s crazy views on Iraq.

I am not going to pretend to be a fanatic of the hit ABC show, “Lost.” The first two seasons were very entertaining and really did play out a load of those “if you were stranded on a desert island” scenarios we’ve all mused on. There was a gorgeous, dark haired girl who was not […]

 
An exploration of language abuse in mainstream media.

How frustrating it is, living in a world where most of those with any semblance of computer literacy are not of a ripe enough age to bail the world of publishing out of its age gap-induced bewilderment. Publishers seem to suffer from a cyber confusion that pales in insignificance only next to the general hubris […]

The face of modern art has come a long way since being less dependent on skill than on luck.

Jonathan Harris, with a brain tweaked half by computer science and half by photography, has become quite the digital artist. Recently he gained much notice for his piece called “The Whale Hunt.” For this revolutionary interactive slide […]