White Flight by Kevin Kruse Book Review
White Flight is the term for the racially based migration in the 1950s and onwards of white Americans from the central…
White Flight is the term for the racially based migration in the 1950s and onwards of white Americans from the central…
One of my favorite things about running is that I discover so much about my city. You move fast enough…
Bill Bryson has been one of my (and my wife’s) favorite authors for years. He’s one of the few authors…
Jane McGonigal is a psychologist and researcher into the science of games. She has widely viewed TED Talks and is…
My trip to India was spent primarily at my sister’s wedding and on the train to Delhi – but since…
When I traveled to India, we flew into Bengaluru for my sister’s wedding. But we also wanted to make our…
In June 2016, I traveled to India with my parents and younger sister to attend my other younger sister’s wedding….
I was out running exactly 2 hours after the Summer Solstice happened in Atlanta. I was just past Fort Walker…
India has been around for a long time. Like more than 5,000 years – back to the earliest establishments of…
A few week ago, I attended the Slate Political Gabfest – Live in Atlanta. The Gabfest is the one of…
I took this photo almost a year ago in May 2016. It turned out to be my last visit to…
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand is a 1957 novel that explores the themes of individualism, reason, and capitalism. The book…
Linchpin is the 3rd book by Seth Godin that I’ve read (previously Poke The Box and Purple Cow). The book…
Running is possibly the best way to see any city. It’s fast enough to cover a lot of ground, but…
The big project happening in Atlanta right now is the Atlanta BeltLine. It’s a plan to convert abandoned railroads around…
I live 3 miles from the Georgia State Capitol and work about 1/2 mile from it, so I see it…
I briefly got to visit Hoover Dam on a business trip to Las Vegas. Like the Taj Mahal, it was…
From 2007 to 2012, I read 263+ books. But I did not stop there. I haven’t kept up the same pace…
In 1927, there was no major war. There was no major election. There was no major economic upheaval. And yet,…
There’s a long tradition of modern travel writers retracing the steps of famous travel routes – whether it’s retracing George…
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