Jay Safford

The trend of "Going Green" has been a roller-coaster ride for the better part of the last decade.

Much has changed over the course of 30 years, no doubt. The rules, the unions, the owners, the endorsements, the contracts – the leagues have grown into economic powerhouses of influence and prestige with far-reaching tentacles on an international scope. But the sports reporters have changed in different ways. As publishers and editors have suffered from a decline in readership and viewership, budgets have been cut and article space has been reduced.

Imagination, determination and perseverance were the defining characteristics of Ernest Hemingway’s character Santiago, who loved the New York Yankees Joe DiMaggio. He admired his grit and determination. Had Santiago lived to see Derek Jeter, perhaps the old fisherman would have another Yankee to revere. Then again, Santiago’s story is one of grinding out a living, something few can relate to in this modern era of change.

Think Green is an exciting look at our current crossroads as a nation. The road we are traveling on is falling apart. We need to find a new road, or make a road that leads us to an awesome future. We have tough decisions to make about our nation’s future. Think Green investigates the major areas of impact to our civilization - Global Society, Energy, Economy, Water, Food, Shelter, and Wildlife. These topics are the basic principles of our decision-making throughout life and shape the path of… Show more

Think Green is an exciting look at our current crossroads as a nation. The road we are traveling on is falling apart. We need to find a new road, or make a road that leads us to an awesome future. We have tough decisions to make about our nation’s future. Think Green investigates the major areas of impact to our civilization - Global Society, Energy, Economy, Water, Food, Shelter, and Wildlife. These topics are the basic principles of our decision-making throughout life and shape the path of our existence. Show less

Computer forensics is the legal discovery of potential legal
evidence using computer investigation and analysis techniques.

This article was originally published in The Gleaner in 2005.