I am writing this at my desk, in my office, on Memorial Day, which is officially a holiday in the United States, yet here I am at my desk. Most people are camping this weekend — or as a friend of a friend on Facebook called camping, “drinking near trees.” I did not leave town [...]
This is not a rant about the intertubes or my lack of self-control when it comes to IMing my writer friends.
It is a weak excuse for taking four months to update my personal web site.
I have an active online presence; really, I’m everywhere. I’m on Twitter (the feed is down there in the right-hand corner [...]
It’s hard to spell, hard to say, hard to buy, and unless you’re a skilled driver, hard to drive. Read about the latest car from the super Swedes on About.com.
The superest of supercars are going green — sort of — and Porsche intends to head the pack. I wrote about it for About.com.
An article on the business impact of the Portland Timbers soccer team moving up to the major league for Oregon Business, April 2010 issue.
Say bye-bye to the Murcielago and hello to the Aventador on About.com.
It’s not one of the most popular, but it is one of the fastest and most rare — and SSC is an American company. Read about it on About.com.
Now that Pagani is moving on to another supercar named for a South American, I did a round-up of the car that lasted decade on the fastest and most expensive lists for About.com.
The L is for Large. Seriously. Read about it in my review for About.com.
This article provided me with the challenge of getting verification of Internet rumor straight from the German source, despite time differences and a language barrier. Challenge surmounted! You can count on all the facts in this piece for HowStuffWorks.com.
I love being farmed out to the Science Channel of HowStuffWorks.com. I really do.
Aston’s got a new super elegant sports car, one that they sits between the tippy-top end and the middle-grade Astons. Judge for yourself in my profile for About.com.
Roll back the clock and take a look at one of the most striking supercars ever in this overview for About.com.
An amazingly all-weather convertible — I drove it in the winter for this About.com review.
The official stats for Ferrari’s first four-wheel-drive four seater, for About.com.
The answer is, they already do! But of course there’s a long way to go. Read about it in my article for HowStuffWorks.com.
For HowStuffWorks.com, which is part of the Discovery network.
