Author: glenn

I was searching the Internet to see how many households have PCs these days, and ran across an interesting article on technology penetration in general.  I thought it was a little wordy and condensed it into a spreadsheet:

In 2006 I went to India to attend the wedding of a friend of mine.  While there I made a journal which may be seen here.

We’ve just returned from a weekend in Yosemite.  What a challenging place to take photographs!  Yosemite is one of the most beautiful places on the planet.  Why should that be challenging?  Just look at the photograph above.  Taken from the Wawona Tunnel Overlook, this must be one of the most often photographed locations on Earth.… Continue reading Photographing Yosemite

In 1990 I made a trip to Bangladesh along with the group RESULTS to visit The Grameen Bank and its founder Muhammad Yunus.  (A number of years after my visit, Yunus won the Nobel Peace Prize.) I made a journal of that visit, originally handwritten into a notebook, and later transcribed and edited into a… Continue reading Bangladesh Journal

I am writing this on the last day of 2010.  One year ago today my wife and I saw the movie, Avatar.  The following day I began writing an essay on that movie and on the subject of non-violence (an unlikely combination of subjects to be sure).  Somehow I never finished that essay, and so… Continue reading Avatar and War and Non-Violence

Recently I made an audio production about Music of India.  It is too large to put on-line, and besides I don’t have the necessary music clearances. However, here is the script.