Your results:
You are Iron Man

Iron Man 90% Spider-Man 75% Green Lantern 60% Hulk 60% Catwoman 50% Superman 50% Batman 45% Supergirl 42% Robin 37% The Flash 35% Wonder Woman 7%

Inventor. Businessman. Genius.

Click here to take the Superhero Personality Test

A couple of days ago I was delighted to receive this email:

On 12/20/06, Jimmy Atkinson wrote:

Hello Jay,

OEDb: Online Education Database has just named its Top 100 Education Blogs, and I’m pleased to inform you that two of your blogs made the list — Informal Learning Blog and Internet Continue reading →

History is like the children’s game of gossip (also known as telephone). One child whispers a message to the next and so on, and by the time the message has passed through twelve heads, it bears no resemblance to that first whisper. History’s more garbled than that: historians always have an agenda. Continue reading →

Harold Jarche has infected me with the “five things you don’t know about me” meme.

1. Before I realized I had ADD, I would open presentations at banking conferences with jokes like, “I had a miserable Thanksgiving with my folks. I meant to say, ‘Mom, please pass the mashed potatoes,’ but instead Continue reading →

James C. Cross, Sr. 1917-2007   1947, Palo Alto   1953, Korea   1960, Paris   2007, Ft. Belvoir

My father passed away peacefully this morning. He died at the age of 89 after a full life as an infantry officer, diplomat, and trusted financial advisor. He retains the distinction of being the youngest member of the General Staff in U.S. Army history. His death was not unexpected; it was a peaceful transition. Rest in peace.