Monthly Archives: August 2003

I’m amazed by the number of people who took photos of the New York City Blackout and posted them online… Here’s a few good ones I found: – http://johnwehr.com/blackout/ – http://www.brendanloy.com/blog/archives/002503.html – http://www.guardroom.com/jjdaley/archives/002488.html – http://www.capndesign.com/photo/blackout2003/ – http://www.andrewraff.com/weblog/2003/08/15_blackout.php

The fall term is about to begin! Students are returning today… I’m prepping for classes today… It’s almost that time! This should be a fun semester. Now that I have my digital camera, I intend to take advantage of it … Continue reading →

Does your refrigerator look like this? Mine does. Well, at least part of it does. We started collecting little magnets wherever we went for vacation, conferences, work travels, etc. We don’t have them from all the locations we’ve seen, but … Continue reading →

One of my friends at the office where I work was in this band (my wife described it as an “80′s Hair Band”). Can you recognize who it is? Click the image for a closer look… As an aside, I … Continue reading →

Main Entry: ac?tu?al?ly Function: adverb Date: 15th century 1 : in act or in fact : really [nominally but not actually independent -- Karl Loewenstein] [won't actually arrive for an hour] 2 : in point of fact — used to … Continue reading →

Eight weeks until we head off to New Orleans to celebrate Stephanie’s birthday. It wouldn’t be polite for me to discuss her age here, but let’s just say that it’s one of those “important” ones. This is going to a … Continue reading →

Every year, Dr. Paula Krist hosts the Instructional Development Seminar for incoming graduate students and others who are relatively new to teaching (in general or just as Florida Tech). The seminar is designed to help graduate students become better teachers … Continue reading →