For several decades now, Houston, Texas has been seen as a city whose streets are ruled exclusively by the automobile. One visit to the city lets you know that most cars drive the streets as fast as possible with little regard to anyone else that may be using the street. Because of this, … Continue Reading ››
As our nation yet again contemplates the possibility of another war, or at least some level of deeper involvement in the Syrian conflict, let's not forget what horrors our soldiers are still having to endure in Afghanistan.
Captured by one of those brave soldiers, this is real-time footage of an IED. … Continue Reading ››
In honor of the 10th state in the US to pass marriage equality, I want to say a hardy thank you to the Rhode Island legislature. A signing "Pre-Statement" has already been issued by Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chaffee, so marriage equality is a done deal there. With the Ocean State joining in, … Continue Reading ››
Now here's a very cool idea coming from the Mayor's office...
Houston Mayor Annise Parker today announced the City of Houston will host a 24-hour “Open Innovation Hackathon” on May 17-18 at the Houston Technology Center and at Start Houston. A hackathon is a day-long event in which software developers, … Continue Reading ››
