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Follow a photojournalist adapting smartphones, finding new ways to make technology work in journalism.Working for the York Daily Record/Sunday News since 1984, I have always been an early adopter of new technology.
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Monthly Archives: January 2009
VIDEO Diversity training goes global
When I first started my career in journalism 24 years ago, companies didn’t provide diversity training. During the mid-1990′s diversity training became a mandatory element of office life, but it always centered on a black/white, male/female balance. Dr. Bill Hunter, … Continue reading
Green eyes on the 2009 Pennsylvania Auto & Boat Show
Save $2 on $8 tickets online. Want to be even more cheap? They stop charging for parking a couple hours before the show closes. The show continues at the PA Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg through Sunday until 9pm each … Continue reading
Posted in All posts from the start, BMW, Hybrid, Innovation, MPG
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A Stimulus package to what end…
I was just pondering huge government stimulus packages while hanging up laundry to help cut my gas bill. I don’t think a stimulus package will work. Once that new bridge is built, the road paved and the workers head home. … Continue reading
US wind employs more people than coal
Wind industry jobs jumped to 85,000 in 2008, a 70% increase year over (American Wind Energy Association). In contrast, the coal industry employs about 81,000 workers. (2007 U.S. Department of Energy report) Coal employment has remained steady in recent years … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, History, Wind Power
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Review: Question about the Dell Inspiron Mini 9
Thanks for this review — I have been pouring over several to see if this is the computer for me. I want an extremely portable device that will allow me to surf the net, watch streaming video, listen/watch music and … Continue reading
Posted in All posts from the start, Innovation
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Making up mpg
The Obama administration is reconsidering California’s plan to increase the fuel economy of cars sold in the Golden State and 13 others to 35 miles per gallon by 2016. The Toyota Prius, Honda Civic Hybrid and Smart Fortwo are currently … Continue reading
Uniquely American pickup (thinking) surges again
Market share for large pickups started at 12.3 percent at the start of 2008, fell to 9.3 percent in May as gasoline became expensive, and rose to 13.8 percent in November, as fuel slipped back to 2001 prices. In January, … Continue reading
Posted in All posts from the start, MPG
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VIDEO Inauguration: Prosperity is born on common opportunity
I followed a retired York police officer (1968-91) and his daughter on a 17 hour odyssey through the millions who gathered to welcome President Barack Obama. Although they had tickets, their efforts fell short of the grand theater. As we … Continue reading
Green Boating Tips from the Baltimore Boat Show
2009 Baltimore Boat Show’s Green Boating Zone Wednesday, January 21 through Sunday, January 25, 2009. Green Boating tips from the National Marine Manufacturers Association 1. Choose Green Products: Use the cleanest maintenance products that do the job. Look for the … Continue reading
Posted in All posts from the start, Innovation, Water Power
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VIDEO Recycled denim quiets Inaugural Ball
High above the top hats and formal attire, recycled denim is hard at work as a sound cushion in this vast enclosed courtyard at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C. The ceiling is packed with recycled denim to … Continue reading
VIDEO In the spirit of “Gran Torino”
Neighborhoods everywhere have experienced transformations similar to Chrystal Sexton-McEachin’s Chestnut Street neighborhood in York, Pa., and recently, the Golden Globe-nominated movie “Gran Torino” dramatized some of the challenges that result. Since moving more than 25 years ago to her home … Continue reading
Chemotherapy needed for toxic banks
Let me see if i have this straight. I bailout Bank of America because I am told they are so large my future is threatened if they fail. They take my money and pay some people $20mil for bad advice … Continue reading
The dead Citi and the Pennsylvania Turnpike leasing deal revisited
I keep looking at the turnpike leasing deal in retrospect and try to envision where the deal would be if it had fallen into the Citi money machine. (The process – greenmesh 6/2008-10/2008) Our choice was a blind, one-track business … Continue reading
2009 Baltimore Boat Show’s Green Boating Zone
Baltimore Boat Show at the Baltimore Convention Center Wednesday, January 21 through Sunday, January 25, 2009. The Green Boating Zone will feature eco-friendly boats and accessories, including hybrid boats and products that reduce water and air pollutants. Featured manufactuer Torqeedo, … Continue reading
Posted in All posts from the start, Hybrid, Water Power
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VIDEO Civil War mill recycled into the future
Nolt’s Excavating, of Lancaster County, has begun slowly dismantling the 146-year-old Felton Mill on Main Street in Felton, Pennsylvania. The project should take one month. Josh Nolt said that “there is alot of value in the wood that’s here, and … Continue reading
All Electric cars at the Detroit Auto Show
Toyota displayed the FT-EV concept vehicle at the Detroit Auto Show. The electric vehicle shares the same platform of Toyota’s new four-seater iQ, a small, fuel-efficient car designed for city driving launched in Japan last year. The car is scheduled … Continue reading
Posted in All posts from the start, Electric
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VIDEO West York football champions celebrate
West York’s 2008 football team might be the best team in the school’s history — if not the best team ever to come out of York County. That’s how Ron Miller, the Bulldogs’ head coach, described his squad Sunday during … Continue reading
New Honda Insight hybrid with a potential 72 mpg
Honda Motor Co will begin selling the Insight, the first of its next generation low-cost hybrid cars, in Japan in February, followed by launches in Europe and the United States in March and April. The model on display at the … Continue reading
Posted in All posts from the start, Hybrid
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First flight of algae-fuelled jet
A US airline has completed the first test flight of a plane partly powered by biofuel derived from algae. The 90-minute flight by a Continental Boeing 737-800 went better than expected, a spokesperson said. One of its engines was powered … Continue reading
Posted in Algae, All posts from the start, Biodiesel
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A newspaper boy’s view of 1942
Group of us in my home town started the Emigsville Heritage Project as a way to touch base with the roots that made a small town work. The same fibers that are gradually tearing away with the blur of regionalization, … Continue reading
VIDEO Python rescue
As Randon Feinsod, a veterinarian with Ani-Care Animal Hospital in York Township, and Johanna Hanlon, a veterinary technician, washed and examined a 9-foot reticulated python on Monday, the prognosis appeared good. “This one looks pretty good,” Feinsod said. The same … Continue reading
ReConnect with Main Street history to find a future
During the Great Depression, the Miles Bank in Delta, Pennsylvania collapsed and closed. People lost their jobs. Times were lean. The bank had been in existence since 1890. The building again saw jobs and prosperity as an early “tech center”. … Continue reading
