I loved those Gapminder TED Talks, about how much Infant Mortality is down globally. It’s amazing. Then Hans Rosling and his family wrote a book about their work, […]
Leadership & Work
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The Parable of the Boxes
We all have a box to fill, metaphorically, but that’s not the most important question. The question is not even related to the size of the box, although, […]
Family & Personal
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Moving to North Carolina
My wife and I moved to Wilmington last summer for no reason other than we like the area, the water, and the proximity to our daughter in Durham. […]
Politics & Citizenship
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Politics 101: Leadership
I have an idea why America is so polarized, or one reason anyway. When you think about hiring a Congressman or a Senator or even a President, one […]
Family & Personal
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Visit The Azores
My wife and I got to visit to The Azores with our daughter, her husband and his parents. The take-away from our trip was a new enthusiasm for […]
MLS & PropTech
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17 years and counting, creating value for MLSs
I was doing some research online and found some old images of Charlottesville’s consumer website, mycaar.com. We built it for them in 2003 and it’s been up since […]
History & Ideas
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Monumental Huntsville
They finally did it, they moved the Confederate Monument to historic Maple Hill Cemetery into a more historically correct context. It now sits amid other memorials to soldiers […]
Family & Personal
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Free and Clear
Bill wrote a book! It’s really good too. He’s got a real talent for storytelling. The story is a really good one too and partially set at my […]
Service: Education & Lincoln Village
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Meridian Street
There is a small community in northeast Huntsville called Lincoln Village. 15 years ago a good friend and pastor started a conversation with a little girl who turned […]
Family & Personal
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Behold the Lamb
I really love the Christmas album and show from Andrew Peterson and friends called Behold the Lamb. If you don’t know it, add it to your Holiday Mix. Love […]
Service: Education & Lincoln Village
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What if you could scholarship a kid to Lincoln for free?
What if you could redirect half of your taxes to your kid’s school? You can! We’ll sort of. In Alabama there is something called the Alabama Accountability Act […]
Service: Education & Lincoln Village
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Time of Transition
To the Lincoln Community, Staff, Faculty, Donors, Volunteers, Parents and kids. It is again my great pleasure to write to the entire community in my capacity as the […]
Family & Personal
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Ocular Melanoma, Five Years Out
This is Deadly, We’re Sorry So they started by saying “This is deadly, we’re sorry.” Five years ago today, February 23rd 2011 is a day […]
Service: Education & Lincoln Village
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Power Tip: Redirect 1/2 of your State Income Tax to Lincoln Village
End of Year Appeal, with a Twist Over the weekend, you are likely to have gotten an appeal from a charity, perhaps one you’ve supported in the past. […]
Family & Personal
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Dad, fifteen years later
So my Dad has been gone 15 years this morning. He squeezed more than most out of 74, almost 75 years and touched many many people. Many of […]
