Organizing Your Money in 2013 in Light of the “Fiscal Cliff” Deal

The “fiscal cliff” has come and gone and visits us again as we negotiate the “debt ceiling.” Sadly, I don’t think most people have any idea how to even begin to understand these issues. To really participate in the discussion, you need to understand tax 

Theme Word for 2013

Last year I was introduced to Marcia Francois’ one word yearly theme concept. In addition to whatever specific resolutions you have for a given year, you boil all of them down to a one word theme that encompasses your aspirations. Last year, I chose “Energy” 

Ruly’s 8 Trends/Predictions for 2013 and beyond

Happy New Year! 2013 is upon us and with it brings a fresh start, a new chance and great opportunities. Where are things headed in 2013? After hearing so much about the “fiscal cliff,” you may feel that things are off to a somewhat gloomy 

Science of Organization: Organizing Visual Information in the Brain

This morning, my medical news search alert produced an article about the science of organization! A group of scientists at UC Berkeley has constructed an outline of how the brain organizes visual information. I find that creating categories is one of the most difficult aspects 

Christmas in Washington: Decorations at the Smithsonian

Even if you don’t score tickets to view The White House Christmas decorations, there are still plenty of gorgeous decorations to see at the Smithsonian. Here is a small sampling of what we came across. I like how the Smithsonian surrounded the base of its