Born to Run | a review
Christopher McDougall’s ‘Born to Run’ takes us back to our roots, where we may have in fact been born to run –...Read More
cheap ideas and the soloist’s dilemma
Five thousand four hundred and thirty is the number of files I came to discover today while backing up my computer. This...Read More
Plastic bags and reinventing the American dream
Among my most favorite reasons for travelling, particularly outside the US, is taking a deeper look into how things work. Earlier this...Read More
BP GOM oil crisis | it ain’t over yet
Funny, the Gulf oil crisis nearly slipped out of my mind with it not being front and center in the media since...Read More
safety & impeding progress
Safety first! We’ve all seen the signs, been to the meetings, and read the manuals – but reality has a way of...Read More
no match for Mother Nature
This weekend, I spent my would-be leisurely weekend off responding to a vessel emergency off of Brenton Reef in Newport, RI where...Read More
Celebrate Something Blue this Earth Day
Our oceans’ importance are beyond describable. This Earth Day, remember that water is at the fundamental core of our existence, and without...Read More
So, What do you do?
Just a few short pages into Timothy Ferriss’ ‘The 4-Hour Workweek’, that ever so familiar question was right there in front of...Read More
Haiti | a people in peril
Devastating news this week with a major earthquake literally destroying the island nation of Haiti. Words cannot describe the challenges that are...Read More
when the blue is blacker than black
With 2010 kicking into high gear, despite the frigid New England weather we’ve had the past few weeks, it’s back to business...Read More