Tag Archives: Politics

Gil Scott-Heron (April 1, 1949 – May 27, 2011) May 28, 2011
Posted in Art, Culture.
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Wegmans bans access March 25, 2011
Posted in Food, Technology.
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Last living US World War I veteran dies in West Virginia at age 110 February 28, 2011
Posted in Culture, Style.
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Network neutrality at a glance January 19, 2011
Posted in Future, Technology.
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511 – It doesn’t hurt to think October 26, 2010
Posted in Art, Culture, Library, Syracuse University.
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Drilling, Drugs, Porn, Sports: Interior Department May 29, 2010
Posted in Business, Culture, Future, Nature.
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How big is the Deepwater Horizon oil spill? May 25, 2010
Posted in Business, Culture, Future, Health, Nature, Technology.
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Why Students Need to Be Informed about Our Looming Fiscal Crisis: The America’s Future Initiative April 21, 2010
Posted in Business, Culture, Future.
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9 Ways to Do Good With 5 Minutes or $25 April 18, 2010
Posted in Africa, Business, Culture, Future, Technology.
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Sweet Crude April 15, 2010
Posted in Africa, Business, Culture, Health, Nigeria.
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I.O.U.S.A. – the movie April 10, 2010
Posted in Business, Culture, Future.
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Massacre in Jos South, 7 March 2010 April 2, 2010
Posted in Africa, Culture, Nigeria.
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Bush Wipes Hand on Clinton March 25, 2010
Posted in Culture.
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Niger Delta Watch March 25, 2010
Posted in Nigeria.
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Intercrap – Strange But True! June 8, 2009
Posted in Africa.
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Down With YouTube, Up With ScreenToaster May 3, 2009
Posted in Food, Technology.
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The Bacon Assault RIfle April 15, 2009
Posted in Food.
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To Reach the Clouds January 19, 2009
Posted in Kitlas.
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2008 Could Mark Highest Voter Turnout Rate Since 1968 November 7, 2008
Posted in Kitlas.
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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.