It’s been remarkably quiet on the site, for good reason. We had our second daughter two weeks ago, her name is Olive Isabelle Ed. She’s quite a cute one, significantly heavier than Juniper was initially. They look pretty similar outside of that. I should probably get a few photos up, but haven’t taken the time […]
Just now on Twitter I saw a note from Ed Yong on polar bears starving to death. It was a tweet with a video, the video still showed a bear obviously in death throes; it looked like a white fur skeleton. I couldn’t watch the video. It hurts too much to watch animals suffer like […]
One of my large goals for the year was to get a better understanding of climate change and the potential impacts coming toward our civilization in time. One avenue for pursuing that is to read books, which I’ve spent the last five months or so doing. The first book was Climate of Hope from Carl […]
Recently I’ve begun researching climate change. It’s always been something important to me, since learning about it when An Inconvenient Truth began making waves over a decade ago. As part of that effort, I acquired five books on the subject through work. Thankfully my company supports ongoing education (this is something I’ve expected out of […]
Earlier this year, I visited New York City for the first time. It was for work, but the day of landing at the airport my coworker and I checked out a few tourist areas. This was Central park, I saw the financial district later that night, as well as the Times Square, below. New Yorkians […]