Mississippi River Flooding – May 2011
I took a drive downtown yesterday to see the river and what it’s doing to the Western edge of the city. This photo was taken near the Visitor’s Center near the bottom of Jefferson Ave at Riverside Dr. If you were to head South from this point you would have been stopped by barricades at […]
Preventable Tragedy
This story seems to have drawn me in. I’ve read over the past week of the torture this young girl went through in her last days before she took her life. It all seems so stupid, senseless and so very preventable. She told others, including teachers and authority figures, but nothing was done. How frustrated […]
Don’t Believe the Type
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has created a campaign to learn the dangers of online solicitation of children. Take a minute and check out their site at http://tcs.cybertipline.com/.
Adam & Caylee
This week saw the two extremes of parenting and tragedy. John & Reve Walsh learned the killer of their young son Adam, who was murdered back in 1981 at the age of 6. We also learned that Caylee Anthony was indeed murdered as her body was found a short distance from her grandparents house where […]
America & Japan Have the Most PCs Per Person
Interesting graph over at the Economist on the amount of personal computers per person.