Brain Drain, Smoking, and Jenny McCarthy
The past few weeks have been rough. I have a lot of project work going on, and I find myself staying up later and later to try to keep up with it all. I guess it’s one of the consequences of trying to build a new company, grow a family, and keep in shape. There [...]
Speaking of Vaccinations…
In February, I posted an article about the increasing amounts of research being done with the Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccinations and how there is an increasing number of studies being done that disprove the vaccination’s link to autism. In it, I gave a little history on Andrew Wakefield, the British scientist who [...]
Back to Virtuality
It’s been a while since I last wrote on the blog, and for those of you that follow regularly, I apologize. We’ve had a lot going on in our company, and if you haven’t already heard, we re-designed our web site (go to www.avelient.com to see the new site) and released our first major [...]
MMR Vaccine and Autism: More Meticulous Research
As the number of cases of children identified with autism grows in this country, it seems that the number of news items on the subject increases along with it. As you may have seen even on this blog, I’ve covered a lot about the disorder, from its possible link to vaccinations to its treatment [...]
Bridging Solitary to Social Via Virtual Reality
It’s not often that 2 subjects that pique my interest converge so nicely into one article.
As you know from a number of posts on this blog, I’ve been writing extensively about my experiences in Second Life, and how pioneers in this virtual world are leveraging its unique characteristics to either further their educational mission or [...]
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