Category Archives: Health

Cold and Lovely… February 11, 2010
Posted in Health, Sport.
4 comments
Harriman/Bear Mountain Views August 18, 2009
Posted in Health, Kitlas, Nature.
1 comment
Harriman State Park July 12, 2009
Posted in Health, Kitlas.
No comments
Teen Sues for Tattoo Gone Wrong June 21, 2009
Posted in Health.
No comments
Official Food, Inc. Movie Site – Hungry For Change? – About the Book June 21, 2009
Posted in Food, Health.
No comments
What’s So Hot About Chili Peppers? June 5, 2009
Posted in Food, Health.
No comments
Tyler Bradt kayaks over 186-foot-high Palouse Falls May 17, 2009
Posted in Health, Sport.
No comments
The Matt Young Story April 17, 2009
Posted in Health, Sport.
1 comment
Easter at the Kitlas House April 12, 2009
Posted in Health.
No comments
Going the Distance April 2, 2009
Posted in Health, Kitlas.
No comments
Leukemia Caregiving During the Holidays March 27, 2009
Posted in Africa, Health, Kitlas, Nigeria.
1 comment
Smoking Smarties March 24, 2009
Posted in Health.
No comments
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society March 24, 2009
Posted in Health, Kitlas.
No comments
The World’s Worst Places to Work March 20, 2009
Posted in Africa, Business, Health, Kitlas, Nigeria, Urban Planning.
No comments
NFL Fantasy Football Promotion March 15, 2009
Posted in Health, Kitlas, Sport.
No comments
Pulled pork December 13, 2008
Posted in Health, Kitlas.
No comments
Old Spice Swagger December 9, 2008
Posted in Health, Kitlas.
No comments
Why Calories Taste Delicious: Eating and the Brain October 6, 2008
Posted in Health.
No comments
Slow Carb October 1, 2008
Posted in Health.
No comments
Palm Wine Tapper January 6, 2008
Posted in Africa, Health.
No comments

I am presently pursuing two Master of Science degrees. One in Information Management and the other in Library and Information Science.

I used to do business development, marketing and operations management at a bunch of tech firms and at a management consulting firm. I always gravitated toward the information and data side of the work I was doing and used any opportunity (both actual and engineered) to manage and design information.

The recession came, I was abruptly handed way more free time than I was used to having, and seized the chance to go back to school to study what I loved.

Now (aka Kitlas 2.0) I’m pursuing the stuff I like – the Syracuse University School of Information Studies (iSchool) (http://ischool.syr.edu/), data science, radical librarianship, eScience, telling stories with data, and information management.