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Leaving for DC tomorrow (any one on the way?)

I'll be leaving for Arlington on Friday. After a two-day pit terminate visiting relatives in Wisconsin, I'll be heading onward. Will be taking my time (from Sunday afternoon until Wednesday morning) so I was judgement if any members live along the way I could swing around for a visit.

My route:

I-39 between Madison, WI and Bloomington, IL
I-74 between Bloomington, IL, and Indianapolis, IN
I-70 from Indianapolis through Dayton and Columbus, OH through the WV panhandle to the south Pittsburgh suburbs
I-79 from Washington, PA to Morganstown, WV
I-68 through the Maryland panhandle
I-70 to DC

I'll have internet access through Sunday, so if you're on the way and would like to attack the one and only, let me know! ;)

Source: World Affairs Board

Tomorrow, 07:32 on BBC World Service BBC News

29.08.09

Edward de Bono has championed a new way of thinking for more than forty years. He has set out to challenge the logical, truth-seeking modify established by the Greek philosophers 2,400 years ago and cemented in Western culture in the Middle Ages by the church.

That way of evaluation is fine, but is not sufficient to meet the problems posed by the modern world. To solve the great challenges of today -- broad warming, the credit crunch -- better, more creative thinking is needed, claims Dr de Bono. And he has emptied much of his life proselytising his vision. Such concepts as lateral thinking and the six hats are part of his new way of thinking that he says will rig out all sections of society to live better lives and solve more complex problems.

In this week's version of The Interview, Edward de Bono tells Lyse Doucet how he became aware of the failings of conventional thinking, how he has championed his new way to business leaders, politicians and children, and why he still wants to realise his dream of establishing a Country estate of Thinking to encourage a revolution.

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