I've always been comfortable with a common sense approach to all things that can be best described as a slow steady tempo of perception. Certainly there are decisions and events where one must step up to the plate to "decide" with a level of urgency, but I cannot subject myself to a world of impulsive, impromptu, instant and excessive … [Read more...]
Going Bold!
Idaho County forks over $5000 to join American Lands Council
December 17, 2012 By
Idaho County has joined an organization that promotes the disposal of Federal public lands to private, state and local ownership. The approval of a $5,000 membership in the American Lands Council (ALC) came Wednesday, December 12, 2012 after a presentation by Commissioner Jim Chmelik of his 11-year-long effort to dispose of Federal public lands, … [Read more...]
Public Lands and the Future – A juggernaut of blind ambition?
December 6, 2012 By
Wednesday, December 6, 2012 - FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Written by Mary Mangold Ken Ivory of the American Lands Council is leading the charge on the theme of "Public Lands Issues and the Constitutional aspects of Land ownership in the United States". The theme translates to a push for public lands to be converted to State ownership. While the … [Read more...]
Do You Exist Online?
October 25, 2012 By
Recently, I was watching one of my favorite recorded TV programs, The Good Wife. On this particular episode "Two girls, One Code" I was especially fascinated by the legal battle waged over search engine algorithms. Upon hearing the words "search engines", "rankings" and "websites", I paused my WFF game on the iPad and gave attorney Alicia Florek, … [Read more...]
