Alex Berger – Page 57 – VirtualWayfarer

FoodJuly 8, 2008April 13, 2011

Strange Food & Odd Ideas

Feeling lazy? Listen to this post instead: Listen to this post I like odd food. So long as the smell is good, I can usually master my eyes/mind and down most things. Occasionally I'll find a texture that's over the top, but the smell is the real decider for me. This pension for the bizarre an…

BackpackingJuly 1, 2008October 1, 2012

Colorado Part II

Feeling lazy? Listen to this post instead: Listen to this post In my last post I left you as we turned in for the evening after a soggy but delightful day spent in the San Juan Mountain Range. We had set up ca…

BackpackingJune 26, 2008April 10, 2012

Colorado Part I

Feeling lazy? Listen to this post instead: Listen to this post I was going stir crazy. I'd been back from Europe for five and a half months and was in desperate need of a change in scenery. Lacking the time o…

TravelJune 25, 2008May 25, 2011

Generation Cox – A Brave New World…of Hypocritical Crap

Generation Cox - Audio I have to confess. There is a special place in my heart for Cox Communications. Few things leave a mark in a consumer's memory like the distinct pleasure of spending hours on hold with a compan…

TravelJune 25, 2008April 13, 2011

Rep. Harry Mitchell (D-AZ)

In the past month I've sent my house representative Harry Mitchell two e-mails. The first urging him to support George W. Bush's impeachment and the second expressing my disgust at his decision to ignore the wishes of hi…

UncategorizedJune 23, 2008August 31, 2012

Terrorism & Technology – Ignorance is Bliss

I can't sit idly by any longer keeping my view on this matter to myself or limited to select conversations. The House's recent vote to approve the FISA bill with provisions allowing immunity for the Telco companies that participated in the blatant violation of constitutional rights has left me steam…

Human InteractionsJune 16, 2008April 13, 2011

The Technological Revolution – A 2nd Look

On April 8th, 2008 I wrote an article entitled "The Technological Revolution - Lessons from 1770" outlining my belief that we are at a pivotal point in American history. One that will have sweeping social, technolog…

Human InteractionsJune 1, 2008June 12, 2008

On the Subject of Failure

Failure is something that each and every one of us deals with on a daily basis. It weighs heavily as we consider our options. It can be a crippling force that leaves us unable to make a decision or take action. It is …

Human InteractionsMay 14, 2008July 14, 2014

10 Tips For Ballroom Success

I'll be the first one to admit that my approach to dancing is a bit different than a lot of people's. When I started the program at ASU in the fall of my sophomore year I took the Level I Ballroom/Latin/Swing class and w…

TravelMay 7, 2008October 1, 2012

Dance Videos & Zoo Pictures

It's been a busy few weeks with school ending for many of my good friends, the election dragging on, temperatures soaring, and life's adventure in full swing. Two things to share with you all. Zoo Pictures Sund…