After teaching a wide range of software application training courses at New Horizons Computer Learning Center in San Diego in the early 2000s, I noticed a recurring misunderstanding about how these courses are designed. Many people believed that skipping the first level of a four-part series was acceptable because they thought that was only for […]
Author: Gregory Wall
Double Duty Energy
Harnessing Power from Everyday Motion For years, I’ve wondered: what if the simple act of driving could help power our cities? Instead of seeing roads as mere pathways, I see them as opportunities for energy innovation. Our existing infrastructure has options. Let’s use them, instead of using these resources only once. By not discarding byproducts, […]
My ABCs for Relationships
A Personal Note I want to be clear that I’m not a relationship expert. I don’t have a degree in psychology or counseling, and I’ve probably failed at relationships more than most. I’ve made mistakes, missed signals, and learned lessons the hard way. This blog isn’t coming from a place of mastery; it’s coming from […]
Best Baseball-Themed Roller Coaster Names
Last night I realized I had overlooked an incredible set of cohesive names for baseball-themed roller coasters. This post serves as an extension of a previous blog, which you can find here. An Amusement Park with Cohesively Named Rides Baseball and roller coasters share a natural connection through energy, being outdoors, wood (bats and coasters), […]
The Future of Crowd Sourced Engagement
Introducing Sourcd.US The Vision for Sourcd Sourcd, the vision is simple: to make live music more interactive, more personal, and more fun for everyone. https://www.sourcd.us We believe concerts deserve to be more than just a one-way performance; they should be shared experiences where fans and artists connect in real time. Sourcd, makes it easy for […]