Zzzzzz…
Each one of us spends about one-third of our life asleep. Look at it this way, by the time you’re 75, you will have […]
Traditions
Tradition. Every time I hear this word, the scene from Fiddler on the Roof pops into my head. “You may ask how did these […]
Classifying the Storms
Data classification exists everywhere, even in the weather. This interesting take on classification came to us from NBC2 out of Florida, in their article, […]
Nerdy Taxonomies
Taxonomy or classification exists in all fields. They are not limited to science, economics, nature, etc. It may not always be called taxonomy, but […]
Chaos in Taxonomy
Art and taxonomy walked into a bar together. No wait, it was a school. Or was it a gallery? This very interesting information came to […]
Man’s Best Friend
Animals have been domesticated as pets since ancient times — even dating back to 10,000 B.C. European art from the 19th century depicts dogs as cared-for members […]
An Offer Ye Can’t Refuse
Ahoy mateys! Monday September 19, 2016 is international Talk Like a Pirate Day! Pirates have fascinated people for centuries. They are notorious bad boys […]
Always Room for a Taxonomy
I have a confession of sorts to make. I do not care for car racing. I know you are wondering why that would matter, […]
The Origins of Labor Day
Every year in the United States, summer is unofficially kicked off with Memorial Day. The pools open, the BBQ grills are fired up and […]
Looking for Standards in Government IT
Recently a group consisting of agency chief information officers (CIOs), Office of Management and Budget staffers and other federal IT experts released their report […]