Although I loved my seven weeks in San Diego, it’s great to be back home in Cincinnati. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to teach at two great law schools — the University of Cincinnati and the University of San Diego are very …
This morning an alert reader called my attention to a Bloggingheads discussion between Ronald Numbers, a historian of science at the University of Wisconsin/Madison and self-described agnostic, and Paul Nelson, Discovery Institute …
About 80 Adobe Education Leaders from both K-12 and Higher Education institutions from around the world gathered at Adobe HQ in San Jose, CA for 5 days of networking, presentations, training, and corporate roadmaps. …
Health economists agree that “MedPac on steroids” is a highly promising idea. It takes decisions about Medicare policy out of the hands of Congress, which is susceptible to lobbying on behalf of hospitals, medical-device makers and the …
The music industry in general has been slow in playing catch up to the tools of new media. While record labels and publishers are still fighting to maintain ownership of their properties, there’s a whole new world of new media elite who …
Foundations of Digital Games is a fantastic “big tent” games conference that focuses on both technical and humanistic games research. If you’re looking for a one-stop-shop for submitting your games research to a high-quality, …
I have been looking forward to games featuring the new Wii MotionPlus sensor for a little while now. Even better, among the first titles for the sensor were tennis titles. I have a soft spot fo…
As a fan of the Harry Potter books, I’ve always wished for the chance to be a wand-waving, spell-casting, potion-making witch. So the chance to play Electronic Arts’ “Harry Potter and the …
Reforma – Health Care Comedy from the Republican National Committee. Thanks to Opus #6 at MAinfo! Labels: health care, reform, reforma, Republican. 0 comments: Post a Comment.
Media and Science | Out in La Jolla a week or so ago, Jeremy Jackson of Scripps pointed out something to me. Our book, Unscientific America, is really only the first of four that a.