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Category Archives: Current Events
Remembering Stan-the-Man
I was away all day, and when I got home this evening, I learned that baseball great, Stan Musial, died today at the age of 92. Every time I think of him, I remember one of those glorious days of … Continue reading
Outsourcing yourself for fun and profit
At least a decade ago, when I worked in IT, I read a story online that I treasured like those special Dilbert clips everyone posts in their cubicle. Supposedly, a software engineer making $90,000 a year outsourced his job to … Continue reading
Are we there yet: apocalyptic yearnings
The Oakland Hills Fire which broke out in October, 1991, was a major disaster by any estimate: 25 people died, 150 suffered injuries, and 3300 homes were destroyed. What I remember about the event, however, was an account by an … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Myth
Tagged Culture, Events, Mayan apocalypse, Myth, spirituality
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Change is the only constant
That’s what they say in the tech industry. That’s what Buddha said 2600 years ago. And that’s what the National Intelligence Council says in a 140 page report, “Global Trends 2030: Alternative Worlds.” Since 1997, the NIC, formed of all … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Economics, Nature, News, Politics
Tagged Culture, current events, economics, Global Trends 2030, News, politics
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