Berthillon—Paris
So I know it might be the tourist-y thing to do, but I’d heard about this place from guidebooks and from folks on TV, like Ina Garten. Berthillon supposedly had the, and I quote, “best ice cream in the world.” It was…
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VMFA—Richmond, Virginia
The art museum in Richmond, Virginia has changed a lot since I moved to capital of Virginia, about twenty years ago. Since then, they have a new addition, which now serves as the entry point for visitors. There’s a really decent restaurant,…
Technology Integration Plans
When folks asked us about our G21 project in Goochland, we had to confess that it wasn’t something we invented overnight. Like many things, it developed over time into something bigger and better. G21 would morph into Strategic Innovation Grants, for instance.…
Gibbs and East Ave.
I recently had the opportunity to return to my old “home,” well, at least the one I had in the late summer of 1995 through summer 1996 on East Avenue in Rochester, New York. The building still looks good, and it appears…
Iconic: a Book Depicting Apple Design
For this Christmas, two people thought I should have this book about Apple’s design. It’s a beautiful coffee table-style book, full of photographs of old computers, phones, printers, and even the cardboard boxes they came in. Yes, it’s a book about all…