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Pennies Are BAD

ByEverette Mills December 8, 2011December 8, 2011

Found a link to this video on the Freakonomcis Blog and thought it was great. Easy to understand, entertaining, and it points out the foolish decisions that we keep making with our coins.

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Cover Indiana 2014 – The Whole Family

ByEverette Mills March 31, 2014May 12, 2014

Update May 12th, 2014 Thanks again to all our supporters. We raised over $1,400 dollars. The ride was tough much of the day with a strong head wind, but we made it. Jonathan encouraged us with animal spotting and songs. A big thanks to my parents for providing SAG support. It was great to have…

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1Gbps fiber for $70—in America? Yup.

ByEverette Mills January 8, 2012January 6, 2012

Wouldn’t you love to have this kind of connection at home! Data access to homes should be the rural electrification/Interstate Highway system of the next 10 years. 1Gbps fiber for $70—in America? Yup..

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I wasn’t good at math….

ByEverette Mills October 29, 2013October 28, 2013

I am not sure how many times I said this to myself, but I used it as an excuse in school lots of times. When a friend posted the link below on Facebook, I was very interested to find out what the research showed. There’s one key difference between kids who excel at math…

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Publishing without a Publisher

ByEverette Mills December 16, 2011December 12, 2011

Maybe you wont become a best selling author, but it is pretty amazing that you can publish a book on your own with the technology available today. Here is an NPR story about an author going outside the normal process Barry Eisler’s ‘Detachment’ From ‘Legacy’ Publishing : NPR. Plus we have a friend, Jen Tucker who published her…

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Making It in America – Magazine – The Atlantic

ByEverette Mills October 28, 2013October 28, 2013

Hear about this on NPR: Making It in America – Magazine – The Atlantic. I actually went out and purchased the magazine to read this article. It was interesting and highlights how the arguments that are taking place about education and “middle class” policy don’t recognize how drastically the economy has changed and certain jobs…

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“The Economist’s Guide to Parenting” — What can a parent really change?

ByEverette Mills January 6, 2012January 6, 2012

Listened to this podcast several months ago, but was talking with my wife about it last night. The podcast suggests that parents don’t have a life long impact on there kid’s earning. However, we can have a impact on other parts of there lives. Listen below and find out: The Economist’s Guide to Parenting Freakonomics…

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