Donuts, Democracy, and a Big Thank You
We have a lot of exciting news to share! First, I’m thrilled to announce the launch of our new lecture […]
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We have a lot of exciting news to share! First, I’m thrilled to announce the launch of our new lecture […]
Donuts, Democracy, and a Big Thank You Read More »
Alvin Weinberg penned this article in 1962. He argues that national laboratories are an important component of the US education
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We’re kicking off a lecture series to dive into “The Art of the Compromise.” Get your questions ready and enjoy
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Have you ever played the picturebook game “Where’s Waldon?” The game challenge is to find the friendly Waldo, dressed in
Josephine Cobb – Finding Lincoln, a Valuable Where’s Waldo Skill Read More »
I’m preparing for the Conyers Book Festival hosted by the Book Cellar on April 19 in Conyers, Georgia. I have
Conyers Book Festival – Come join us! Read More »
Most folks loathe working out at the gym, and yet, they love the results: a healthy body, toned muscles, more
The Reluctant Reader: Loving the Rewards, Loathing the Effort Read More »
I had a wonderful time at the Appalachian WordFest in Sevierville, Tennessee. Early on Saturday morning, I packed the CRV with my
Highlights from Appalachian WordFest in Sevierville Read More »
Which do you prefer? A good old-fashioned paper book? Or a new-fangled e-book? The tactile experience of thumbing the pages
Paper books over e-books? Which is better for comprehension and mental health? Read More »
I have spent the weekend preparing for the Appalachian WordFest in Sevierville on Saturday, March 1. The FREE admission event will
Appalachian WordFest: FREE Download Recommended Reading List! Read More »
I’m thrilled to announce that my audiobook version of “The Art of the Compromise” has passed the Aubile validation checks.
Audiobook is live! On Audible! Read More »