Eolake Stobblehouse is the founding father of the DOMAI site which almost makes looking at women sans clothing acceptable. (Note I don’t link to that site to save those of you at work an embarassing ‘ah ha’ moment.) If not the most popular of such sites, it is probably very close to the most viewed on the Internet. Eolake’s blog however is an eclectic collection of ideas, thoughts, and pointers that are in a more educational vein.

So I took notice when he recommended taking a look at Pogues Post about the TED (television, entertainment, and design) conference which turns out to be a very educational venue. And the scientists, artists, professors, and musicians that frequent the conference remind me of the same kind of people who get up early Sunday morning to watch the venerable (and much antipated by the Gandalfe family) CBS Sunday Morning show, another best-kept secret.

It turns out the New York Times writer David Pogue writes for that show a number of times a year. And you can also see his videos on YouTube. And even though he rips my employer to shreads in a number of posts, he does it with panache and style. And hey, he plays piano. :o)