Connective Visions

The Norwegian butter crisis provides both a relief and a nuisance in the holiday season.

Small-town news from Norway provides summer relief from the usual media.

The 50th anniversary of the Freedom Rides and another take on net neutrality prompt reflection on contemporary approaches to the economy.

An inflexible mind is rather worse than an inflexible body, even if both have their pitfalls.

Camilla Läckberg’s The Ice Princess is a lesson in why writers still need serious editors and reviewers.

Setting online space and real space side by side can prompt a different way to consider our relationships, behaviors, and how we conduct discourse as a society.

The twilight time of Halloween/All Saints’ corresponds all too well with the 2010 U.S. elections.

It’s not just vacation – it’s getting out of the country.

Your own thoughts, emotional habits, and actions in the past have been the primary focus of creating your current experience in the world. And every time you react to another person or thing with a particular set of thoughts or emotions, you’re deepe

The funny thing about blogging is, if you’ve been on a computer doing something else for two weeks straight, coming back to it doesn’t feel at all like a return. What does feel strange is the act of writing. After a fortnight of immersion in the voca