Hit and Miss
I publish a small weekly newsletter titled Hit and Miss. In it, I write about whatever I’ve been reading each week, usually with some tilt toward the interaction of technology and society. Check out the archive below—if it interests you, please consider subscribing.
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#108: Models for decision and action
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#107: A drop-in space
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#106: Bookmark finds
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#105: Travelling in place
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#104: Through the eyes of another
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#103: Structure
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#102: A geography of intentional sound
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#101: Happy days
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#100: Living principles
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#99: Levels of critical digital work
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#98: Questions for learning
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#97: Digital government and civic tech
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#96: Opera
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#95: Let’s take a walk
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#94: Words and links
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#93: Accessible public spaces
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#92: A working carrying capacity
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#91: Doors Open
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#90: Walking toward a social summer
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#89: Three blobs of words
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#88: Grounding history
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#87: A day off
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#86: Look up
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#85: Valuing openness
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#84: Thinking frames
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#83: Boomer empowerment
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#82: Making time for music, for silence
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#81: A family day
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#80: Communicating depth
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#79: The signs
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#78: I, you, we (maybe?)
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#77: Words I avoid
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#76: The 80s and links
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#75: Standing in place
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#74: When you want to get out and read
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#73: The wholesome social network
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#72: Libraries, physical and digital, visible and invisible
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#71: Rockeuses, and leaders as facilitators
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#70: What we remember, and why
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#69: Returning home and time’s triptych
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#68: Reading (and writing) heals
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#67: Speeches from the throne, thinking tools
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#66: Scattered
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#65: Working and rest
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#64: No choice
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#63: Competing priorities at Laurel Creek Conservation Area
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#62: Blogroll
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#61: Thinky thinky
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#60: Thinking geographically
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#59: Three pairs of links
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#58: Digital history and digital humanities
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#57: Thanksgiving break
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#56: Dropping in
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#55: Communities of care
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#54: Repeated experiences
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#53: Writing in books, a personal history
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#52: A year in (review)
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#51: Learning and escaping through simulation
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#50: We shape the land
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#49: Learning languages, loving words
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#48: Cool recipes for a hot day
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#47: Turn to the local
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#46: Heat
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#45: Humbly human
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#44: Working (remotely)
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#43: Centennial
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#42: Creative constraints
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#41: Historically minded
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#40: A quantified, incentivized life
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#39: Here I go again!
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#38: Pacifism
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#37: Working (together)
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#36: Science fair!!
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#35: Working
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#34: Portable pasta party kit
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#33: Keep going
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#32: Season 2, episode 22
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#31: Regularly local
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#30: M*A*S*H
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#29: On the environment
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#28: Robots!
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#27: Editing
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#26: Presenting work
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#25: The importance of internet access
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#24: Ode to the road
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#23: Some links
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#22: Life is long
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#21: Complex, connected problems
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#20: Profiles and interviews
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#19: Thinking about time
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#18: “Feed”
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#17: Constant questions
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#16: Three welcome books
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#15: Small victories
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#14: Our faves are problematic
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#13: The Seven Year Itch
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#12: Bye Bye Birdie
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#11: What’s a personal bio good for?
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#10: Research reading
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#9: Modern monopolies
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#8: Civic tech
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#7: A revealing week
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#6: Veritable listening
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#5: Newsletter recommendations
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#4: Loving libraries
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#3: Conversational contributions
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#2: Questioning labels
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#1: Earthworming