A little over a year ago, I participated in a forum on race and politics, hosted by the 200+ Men. One of the members of the panel was Tom Shields, director of the Center for Leadership in Education at the University of Richmond, seen here on the far left of the photo. What I didn't … Continue reading It’s a small world
Day: August 11, 2009
VEA and NEA endorse West
Democratic candidate Gary West has obtained the endorsement of the Virginia Education Association and the National Education Association. West is challenging Republican incumbent Glenn Oder in the 94th House district in Newport News. The entire press release is below the fold. EDUCATORS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR DELEGATE CANDIDATE, GARY WEST In an effort to unseat his … Continue reading VEA and NEA endorse West
Tech Tuesday: Google Voice
I managed to get an invite to try Google Voice a couple of weeks ago. When coupled with the BlackBerry application, I think I've found almost the perfect answer to a lot of issues. First, I'm one of those people who doesn't give out my cell number. I consider my cell for my own use, … Continue reading Tech Tuesday: Google Voice
When the newspaper is complicit
The editorial in Tuesday's Virginian Pilot calls for the resignation of Portsmouth Mayor James Holley. While I applaud the editorial board for coming to this conclusion, I think it only fitting that they take responsibility for helping to create this situation. As the editorial acknowledges, the Pilot endorsed Holley in the last election: The popular … Continue reading When the newspaper is complicit