By using the life story of Peter Puget to illustrate the relationship of prepubescent learning to the nature of the adolescent brain, I may have lost interest of those readers with no affinity with the Pacific Northwest.

It wasn’t Michelangelo who said that – although it might have been for he was always at pains to select the particular block of stone ... Read on

The observant blogger probably thought that I had run out of steam when, after producing a dozen blogs in as many days in February, I ... Read on

  My travels have taken me to unusual places, and inevitably I meet audiences of many different kinds.  The people of Northern Alberta, living in ... Read on

Yesterday was busy.  It was late, and I was tired as I arrived at Paddington some 7 or 8 minutes before my train left. Noting that there ... Read on