In memoriam – Rev. John Johnson
A tribute to a friend, in Living Blues magazine, March 2022, pp. 75-76 | download see also, Requiem for Maxwell Street John W. Johnson, 1937 – 2021 “Being black, being born black, being raised black…. I came into it when I first started breathing,” said Elder John...
Illinois Farmer
This short book, a family farm history, is about my cousin Alvin, his family and their farm at Island Grove. They have farmed this land for four generations. Alvin, now retired, farmed for 60 years. He’ll be the last of the family to work the farm. He tells me...
Renewable energy: projects and prices worldwide
The UAE’s record setting low bids for utility-scale solar developments signaled its potential to become a world leader in renewable energy. According to Dubai’s Clean Energy Strategy, announced in 2015, the Emirate will have 75 percent of its total power...
In memoriam – Charles Daas
Charlie was a dear friend, a rare friend, one who cared about his friends and everyone in a deep way. I think all his friends remember him like this. He was a friend who thinks mostly of you rather than himself. I felt he was actually grateful to know me. He was...Books
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