April 2007

Kurt Vonnegut Dies at 84- and so it goes.

Steve Young was my 11th grade English teacher. To him, I owe my love of Kurt Vonnegut. The reading list that year was varied- from James Joyce’s “Portrait of the artist as a young man” to William Faulkner’s “The sound and the fury” to Joe Haldeman’s “The forever war” and most importantly Kurt Vonnegut’s “Cat’s Read More

Something fun to do in Dayton.

The “other professional sports team” finished number one in their division and is going to the playoffs. Unlike the Dragons- The Dayton Bombers play for the Kelly Cup– a real award, that actually means something. The Bombers’ first playoff game is Sunday, April 15th 2007, at 5pm at the Nutter Center– and then they play Read More

The chicken and the egg of development

Great post this morning on Dayton MostMetro. I highly recommend taking a look. Dayton MostMetro.com – Dayton Topics So what about jobs? Yes, we are losing many people in this region because of a lack of “good” jobs – the kind that people with college degrees are looking for. But the answer may not be Read More

The Darwin Pages

Yesterday’s post about the Dayton Daily News sparked some comments. It also made the phone ring. No, Editor Kevin Riley didn’t call (though he should have – note, I’d give you a link to a page about him- but I can’t find anything on their lame-o site)- it was Montgomery County Commissioner Dan Foley (who Read More

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