I use Photoshop a lot for work, editing photos, and sometimes cleaning up something that distracts from the main image. Occasionally, I like to have a little fun and play with some images. My caption ...

When organizations look for speakers for their conferences and educational programs, they sometimes find that vendors of products are the most knowledgeable speakers on the subject of the program. Tha...

Last Monday I got up at 6:00 a.m. to take a picture of a train. It’s not unusual that I would go out to photograph a train, but the time is a little earlier than I generally go. It was not an or...

Two long-time pursuits of mine — writing and trains — have finally come together. I’ve had my first byline appear in Trains, the longtime magazine for ferrophiles, as my sister once called t...

What do visits to two local restaurants have to do with being a web developer? More than what you might think. The connection is what developers call User Experience (UX). While many people are famili...

Watching and photographing trains has long been a hobby of mine. Since I was old enough to know what they are, I have loved to go trackside and watch trains go by, feeling the earth shake and listenin...

I recently wrote an article for Bar Leader on how Bar Associations can function as “conveners,” bringing together different groups of lawyers, as well as members of the public, to work on ...

I recently wrote an article for Bar Leader on how Bar Foundations are trying to attract, new, younger members to get involved in leadership roles. It’s a common issue for most membership-based g...

I recently wrote an article for Bar Leader on the ABA Center for Innovation, a project of the American Bar Association designed to spur development of apps and other technologies that will help close...

I recently wrote an article for Bar Leader on whether Bar Associations allow their employees to telecommute for all or part of their job. Opinions varied, and naturally some jobs lend themselves bette...