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Is Online Learning on Your Radar?

Most of us recognize how important it is for a modern aircraft, particularly a commercial aircraft, to be equipped with the latest technology in order to provide the best possible chance for mission success. If any of us walked onto a flight and was informed the trip was being made without radar, we might think [ READ MORE ]

How and Why to Create a Word Cloud to Get Your Message Across

I may be way behind but I just recently discovered that I could create a word cloud to present a visual representation of written material.  Having just written an important memo to my staff on our new distance learning initiative, I decided to create a word cloud using the text of my memo.  Below is [ READ MORE ]

What Do We Tell Our Students About God and the Death of 200,000+?

Soon after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, I sent the following email to my teachers.  Great events (good and bad) present great teaching opportunities. To Faculty and Staff: There are times when a teachable moment presents itself that requires setting aside our planned teaching schedule. I believe the devastating earthquake in Haiti, combined with our relief efforts [ READ MORE ]

You Should Sign the Manhattan Declaration-But Be Careful!

If you have not read the Manhattan Declaration, I urge you to do so.  You can click this link The Manhattan Declaration to download a PDF version to read.  It is only nine pages long but well worth reading.  Click here to access the web site for more information and to sign the declaration.  [ READ MORE ]

In Memoriam

By Mark Kennedy 2:30. 2:30 a.m., ante meridiem – the 2:30 that’s too early in the morning. It’s a time when babies make their debut on the world’s stage wailing from the shock of fresh air in new lungs. But at 2:30 a.m. on August 11th one old man, my ‘old man’, was making his final exit, [ READ MORE ]

The Parable of the Bird and the Cow Plop

I thought my readers might enjoy this “Rylism” that I shared with my staff recently.  All these things Jesus said to the crowds in parables; indeed, he said nothing to them without a parable. (Mat 13:34) There was a bird that lived in Canada. One winter he announced to the other birds, "I’m not flying south [ READ MORE ]

Product or Produce?

This article has been reposted by request.  I love dessert.  One of my favorites is pecan pie.  When I sit down to enjoy a piece of warm pecan pie Ala Mode there are two things that I am careful to do: 1) I eat slowly savoring each mouth watering morsel and 2) I am very [ READ MORE ]

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