Category Archives: history

Monday Media: Interview on “What’s Up With Bioethics”

I didn’t get around to any blogging over the weekend. And Monday went a little out of control, so I didn’t get to announce my appearance on Mark Mostert‘s webcast of “What’s Up With Bioethics?“ It turns out that may have been a good thing after all. When I announce an appearance on a live … Continue reading Monday Media: Interview on “What’s Up With Bioethics”

Celebrating Benjamin Franklin’s Contributions to PWDs – Technology and Satire

Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17th, 1706 (if you want to be picky, it was January 6, 1705 by the “Old Style” calendar system in effect when Franklin was born). So this Saturday is the 303rd anniversary of his birth. It’s a good excuse to devote a little time and space to one of … Continue reading Celebrating Benjamin Franklin’s Contributions to PWDs – Technology and Satire