Bob Kalk

The Wayfarer’s Hymn

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The Wayfarer’s Hymn – Brightly Beams – Let the Lower Lights be Burning In the mid 1800s, the city of Cleveland was becoming a factor to be reckoned with in the world of commerce. Critical to any such success was Cleveland Harbor, which by 1830 featured a world class lighthouse. Now while a lighthouse may … Read more

Employee Owned Benefit Corporations

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In this frenzied era of mass consumerism, there is a form of consumer sovereignty that is intentional. When this particular trend finally occurs within a global context, it will ignite a cultural revolution intensely focused upon advancing the highest and best interests of everyone. — Our value proposition, for One Great Humanity, is one of … Read more

Honeywell versus Sperry Rand

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Honeywell versus Sperry Rand was one of the longest cases in the history of the federal courts within the United States. It spanned almost five years and resulted in the invalidation of certain patents. Atanasoff had worked out the fundamental elements of an electronic digital computer. His machine, built at Iowa State University, featured a … Read more

Just a Closer Walk with Thee (Lyrics)

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1 I am weak but Thou art strong;Jesus, keep me from all wrong;I’ll be satisfied as longAs I walk, let me walk close to Thee. Refrain:Just a closer walk with Thee,Grant it, Jesus, is my plea,Daily walking close to Thee,Let it be, dear Lord, let it be. 2 Thro’ this world of toil and snares,If … Read more

GAŠPER BEGUŠ

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GAŠPER BEGUŠ is an Associate Professor of Linguistics at UC Berkeley, where he focuses on interpretable AI and combines linguistics, cognitive science, machine learning, neuroscience, and marine biology. He wrote the chapter titled Segmental Phonetics and Phonology in Caucasian languages for The Oxford Handbook of Languages of the Caucasus. The book is an introduction to, and overview of, … Read more

What Motivates Malign Actors?

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Understanding Malignant Intentions: An Overview Understanding the motivations behind malign actors involves delving into the complex interplay of psychological, social, and political factors that drive individuals or groups to engage in harmful activities. At the core, these motivations often stem from a perceived grievance or unmet need, which may be economic, ideological, social, or personal … Read more

Seeds Of Victory and The Wartime Garden

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As I was grocery shopping on the day before a scheduled boycott that has been billed as The Economic Blackout, every price displayed seemed to highlight the economic warfare that has been thrust upon us. From a wide range of unhealthy beverage offerings that push High Fructose Corn Syrup, to the price gouging on corn … Read more

Edification and Education at the Intersection of Democracy and Pedagogy

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Introduction: Understanding the Intersection Of Democracy And Pedagogy Understanding the intersection of democracy and pedagogy demands an exploration into how educational practices and democratic ideals mutually inform and transform one another. This confluence represents a dynamic relationship wherein education becomes both a foundational tool for promoting democratic values and a reflective process informed by the … Read more

Unique Synergies: Charitable Corporations and Employee Owned Benefit Corporations

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This article was informed by the design criteria for the organizations described at Aevia.org and Aevia.com Introduction To Non-Profit Charitable Corporations Non-profit charitable corporations are essential entities within the social sector, functioning to address a myriad of societal challenges by harnessing collective effort and resources towards public benefit objectives. Unlike for-profit corporations, which focus on … Read more