What’s New
Exciting updates are happening on the site! I’ve expanded the Commentaries and Photography sections with fresh content that dives deeper into my passions. You’ll find insightful articles about engineering marvels like the Chunnel and the Boeing Starliner, as well as my take on the ‘Economy of a Pencil’ by Milton Friedman. Check out my latest blog posts on model railroading, classic cars, and TV shows, plus some brand-new photography collections from my travels in Europe. Stay tuned for more as I continue to explore and share new projects and ideas!
What’s New
The Computer That Failed. The Code That Won.
What a $429 million cube of failed hardware can teach Washington about the courage to shut down what doesn’t work. Steve Jobs got pushed out…
America Cannot Win the AI Race From the Sidelines
Data centers are not a land-use controversy. They are a national security imperative, an economic lifeline, and the foundational infrastructure of the artificial intelligence age….
America’s Return to the Moon Cannot Be an Afterthought
Artemis III Proves the Model Works. Now Washington Must Have the Will to Finish the Mission. There is a reason the Apollo program still commands…
Eero Saarinen and the Vision of Washington Dulles International Airport
Jet-Age Optimism in Concrete, Steel, and Sky** Introduction If you’ve ever driven up the access road toward Washington Dulles International Airport, you know the feeling….
MOONSHOT REBORN: U.S. TAKES COMMAND OF THE FINAL FRONTIER
When the red, white, and blue of our nation once again rises over the lunar surface, it won’t simply be a scientific mission it will…
Artemis is America’s Return to Greatness in Space
A cartoon-inspired poster of NASA’s Artemis II mission, showing the Orion spacecraft in orbit above the Moon, with the NASA logo and the words “Mission…
The Next Generation Acela – A Long Wait, but Worth It
After nine years of waiting, countless delays, and more than a few taxpayer dollars, Amtrak has finally rolled out the new Next Generation Acela, or…
GPT-5 Isn’t the Future—It’s the Present, and It’s Already Redefining the Game
Let’s cut through the noise. If you’ve been around tech as long as I have, you can tell when something’s a fleeting fad—or when it’s…
