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A brief interlude here as I'd like to comment on a great blog post by the folks over at Wired writing for their excellent blog Danger Room.

It's been a terrifying couple of months for Americans.

I'm reviewing both of these books together because I read them back to back, and because I think the merits and weaknesses I felt applied to both books.

Yesterday I was at the dentist, getting my teeth cleaned, and watching CNN for roughly an hour.

It's almost impossible to mention China in a conversation now without hearing about them owning a large portion of our debt.

I was tipped off by a colleague that visiting Jungfraujoch would be an incredible destination while in Switzerland.

It's New Year's Even here in Zurich, and we're hanging out for a few hours before heading out to sample street food, drink beer, and watch a fireworks spectacular (paid for by the Zurich Hotellier's association, of course).

Normally around Christmas people are focused on giving.

Like every software organization, we have trouble getting our developers how to think like users.

Two weeks ago (was it three?)

I first heard about Peter Hessler's book "Oracle Bones" from my mom.

I watched a 2004 documentary over the weekend titled "A State of Mind" that was incredibly enthralling.

Reading is one of my favorite things to do, and it's become harder and harder to make time for books over the last few years.

At Sentry Data Systems, we have a very distributed technology organization.