What's on your Brain.

I just wanted to say quickly here that I had a great time getting back in front of the classroom at Juniata College yesterday! (yes, the session was delayed one week!). my css web page is also coming together very nicely. if…

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or, as an Alt-title for this article: “A (rather lengthy) Attempt to Rationalize Ego-mania” the following text is a copy, republished, as borrowed from http://novicenotes.net The type of rhetoric pervasive throughout HAQSWay, stylistically speaking, has its place. It is an integral part…

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The evidence is countless, but here’s one little fun fact to raise the good ol’ X-Files “I Want to Believe” sentiment in so many of us.

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It could have been the headlines of newspapers of every intelligent, modern technological country in the world– had it not been discovered to be a miscalculation that Asteroid 1997 XF11 was headed straight for Earth. Will we ever be forced to ponder…

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I’m glad you decided to stop by. I created this Blog because I needed to learn how to use the software– so that I can install them for clients, or for use in my own sites, like the one you’ll see here…

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Fortunately for me because she’s a really great person, I am friends with Dr. Marlene Burkhardt, Associate Professor of Information Technology at Juniata College, Huntington, PA. Dr. Burkhardt and I are actually partners in a part-time business which she manages in her…

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Have you ever bore witness to someone attempting to perpetuate their own agenda by interjecting misplaced commentary? Did you ever try to get your own point across about a current affair, or issue relevant to some immediate circumstance, only to be derailed…

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There are so many vast capabilities of this blog software, and yet I’ve wasted a ton of time editing and configuring only the style. I believe it is time now to begin investigating the many different possiblities for syndicated content, not to…

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