Last weekend I attended the Crossroads Writers Conference in Macon, Georgia. The weather was perfect to gather with a group of like-minded writers. Macon’s downtown is charming, with a vital arts base.

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Steve Jobs (1955-2011) Steve Jobs was an iconic visionary who transcended technology. He was both an out-of-box thinker and a creative genius.  Because of him, we are more connected than

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Jim Geiger. Photo by Leland Holder. Companies often say that their employees are their most valued asset. But, few actually live those values.  I know of one exception, though —

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    This beautiful tribute to the late Cindy Gwynn, who passed away last January after an eight-year battle with breast cancer, was written by her younger sister, Marcia Coatsworth.

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A view of the Twin Towers nine days before September 11th.                           Photo by Anne Wainscott Like everyone in

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I am finally taking a breath after the long Labor Day weekend and work week to share some thoughts from this year’s DragonCon.  For the second year, I braved the

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Some nights, all of the things I know for sure — should be able to count on, like gravity and oxygen and sunrise — lose their power over me. I

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If Lucille Ball was alive today, she would be a century old. Born in Jamestown, New York, on August 6, 1911, Ball went on to become one of America’s most beloved

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Ever wondered how to maximize your online presence through Search Engine Optimization (SEO)? Stacy Williams, Search Advisory Net blogger and president of Atlanta-based search engine marketing firm, Prominent Placement, Inc.,

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Photo credit: Warner Brothers. I saw Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part II a week after its record-setting opening weekend, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The opening scene begins with

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