“Deaf culture is so blunt. How did you navigate between hearing culture and deaf culture as a child.” What seemed like a casual comment to
It’s Labor Day: Cow Tipping, Fund Raising and Rule Breaking Greed
They are all over Boston; seventy five painted cows on display until labor day in celebration of 75 years of research for the Dana Farber
The Unbearable Disruption of Peace: An Engineer, Swedish Death Cleaning and the Chaos of Clutter
Once, at a party in my home in 2001, my friends rearranged my food cabinet, they perceived it as funny. I found it rather cruel
Lost Connection, Weak Signals and Refresh
I am moderating a panel entitled your Network is Your Net Worth on Monday and thought about how our efforts to network run parallel to
Blacklash: The Montgomery Brawl, the Most Racist City in America and the New Noose
A constant flow of water over years will smooth out the surface of rocks. It may take a few years or a few centuries; but
The Move Between: Getting to Empty, Exhaustion and the Big Break
I literally could not find my way home. The Uber driver kind of missed the directions twice, but, I made it worse trying to give
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 