The legendary Frederick Law Olmsted, the most famous landscape architect of all time, spent his career designing public gardens and parks that brought nature back into the burgeoning urban America of the 1800s. The designer of such storied landmarks... »
Morning coffee. 11:00 AM. Photo: JH. Thursday, April 26, 2012. Another day of morning Sun, then overcast then Sun; mild but cool. At eleven-fifteen in the morning I went over to the American Museum of Nat »
I don't know about you, but I kind of miss the Occupy Wall Street movement of last fall and wonder whether the advent of warm weather will bring back this politically-charged protest. »
While both sides will make cartoon characters out of each other, it remains to be seen if real, deeply-held policy distinctions will emerge. »
By Alden T. Vaughan and Viriginia Mason Vaughan Although England had colonies in Virginia and Bermuda before William Shakespeare died in 1616, he never came to America. But no Englishman ever had such a triumphant posthumous migration to America as did... »
Helen Koh. This week the Museum of Chinese in America named a new executive director. She is Helen Koh, who previously served as an events curator for the Asia Society. She also has been in charge of the Asian American International Film Festival. Ko... »
From Mother Nature Network's Jim Motavalli: Let me admit upfront that I don’t commute to work by bike. I walk. Upstairs. Telecommuting is one of... »
Chinese Service Center, Bergen & Columbia Chinese Schools 40th Anniversary! Hackensack, NJ – Chinese Service Center (CSC) is hosting a special event with Jennifer 8. Lee, Columbia Chinese School graduate, Harvard graduate, and a journalist! Do you know... »
