It’s been a long time coming… Facebook changed my life – in some ways for the better, but in most ways… not so much. What more fitting time to fix the damage done than on Facebook’s seventh anniversary? Here is one person’s point of view of what doesn’t work about “social networking” – and why I may be “unfriending” you today.<< MORE >>

Did I just hear Regis announce live on his show that he is going to retire in 2011?  No, Regis.  Say it isn't so.  He asserted - rather wisely - that certain people in the public eye need to know when to get out of the public eye.  I agree.  But Regis isn't one of them.  Regis is still in his prime at 80 years old, still completely relevant, and still able to bridge the gap between generations.  Who is going to yell at me over coffee and Cream of Wheat now?...

According to my Go Daddy stats, my last post was 1,067 days ago. That's nearly three years. Where did I go? And how did I justify my existence without you, the reader?...<< MORE >>

A musician friend referred to the 50th Annual Grammy Awards as "campy" and posed the question, "Do the Grammys do justice to good music?" He and I agree to disagree but I believe the answer is "yes." Our difference of opinion may be generational. But it shouldn't be... << MORE >>

Best prank ever?  Maybe not.  But an excellent piece of performance art.  Whether you call it "prank" or "art" is not the issue.  The issue is how many people didn't even notice... << MORE >>

Oh, I get it now.   The Person Of The Year does not necessarily have to be a role model.  So, then what exactly does it represent?... << MORE >>

I am busy moving blog entries from my old hosting service to a new one in order to live up to the title I so proudly accepted last year for my contribution to the Information Age - Time Magazine's Person Of The Year. (No, it's true! I was so proud I kept the magazine. Right on the cover it says, "Time's Person Of The Year: You. (Yes, you!)" Meanwhile, a quick thought about Time's Person Of The Year 2007... << MORE >>

Americans have a penchance - almost an innate ability - to use precisely the wrong word when it really matters. I caught just such an example of this at the airport last evening... << MORE >>