Innovation in VAST Media: Virtual, Augmented, Simulations, Technology Media. Mobile Augmented Reality, Virtual Worlds, Geospatial, Wireless, Social Media and Networking, Cybersociology, MMORPGs, AI, ALife, and a host of other things.
Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 06:46PM 
Ok, I have to repost this since I deleted the entry earlier like an idiot when I was trying to tweak the look and feel of the site. I have enabled an image gallery to show off some of my photography and art. For now, I have just uploaded some of my favorites and best. I’ll put up more later. Enjoy!
Thursday, November 22, 2007 at 01:40PM Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Let us remember friends and family this holiday, but let us also be thankful for our country and the freedoms we have. I am proud to be an American and I am proud of our culture and heritage. I thank God I am an American for the freedoms I enjoy and the incredible opportunities this country offers us. I am also thankful for the men and women in our military and other branches that serve our country.
God bless!
Thursday, November 22, 2007 at 03:00AM I've been feeling like I need to spend more time putting my thoughts online and I haven't been overly happy with my old blog. So, time for a new start and a new blog. I stumbled across Squarespace earlier this evening and so far I really like how their content management is set up. So, here we go. Hang on and enjoy the ride.
Thursday, September 6, 2007 at 01:05AM Luciano Pavarotti, 71, died this morning of pancreatic cancer. He was an absolute maestro and one of the most incredible and talented tenors that ever walked the earth.
Even if you don’t like opera, or think you don’t like opera, take some time today and download something of his. Take a minute to close your eyes and experience his voice. It is worth it.
Rest in peace Maestro. Thank you for sharing your voice and passion with us.
Monday, September 3, 2007 at 01:04AM I was outside on the porch smoking my pipe around 11:12p eastern when I saw what was probably a meteor East SouthEast from here. It looked fairly large, I initially thought it looked liked some fireworks descending (before exploding) but definitely too fast for a plane or something. The angle of descent was pretty sharp too. It was fairly hard to judge the distance, but I would say that it landed somewhere near the train tracks by capital boulevard or somewhere on the other side of the highway. I did not hear the sound of impact, so who knows.
Pretty cool. I wish I knew where it landed. I’ve always wanted to catch my own meteorite.
