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Author: Greg Johnson

Greg Johnson is a freelance writer and tech consultant in Iowa City. He is also the founder and Director of the ResourcesForLife.com website. Learn more at AboutGregJohnson.com

Gregory Johnson – Personal Update 201306

Gregory Paul Johnson – Personal Update 201306 | 30 June 2013 | Sunday Dear Friend, Here’s my personal update for June 2013. Facebook. If we’re not already connected on Facebook, please visit my Facebook page and send me a friend request. I’ve been using Facebook to post photos and links to content. Distance Education. This past… Continue reading Gregory Johnson – Personal Update 201306

Guidelines for Selecting TIF-Based Funding of Urban Development Projects

Summary. As an advocate for mixed use developments and new urbanism approaches, I’m often asked whether I support TIF-Based funding for high-end private development projects. As with other issues where I’m asked to answer either “Yes” or “No” my answer is “Neither.” To find out why, read the article below on experimental TIF use. Discussion Click here… Continue reading Guidelines for Selecting TIF-Based Funding of Urban Development Projects

Gregory Johnson – Personal Update 201305

Gregory Paul Johnson – Personal Update 201305 | 31 May 2013 | Friday Dear Friend, Here’s my personal update for May 2013. If we’re not already connected on Facebook, please visit my Facebook page and send me a friend request. Starbucks Encounter. Today I had the pleasure of meeting Kirk Ferentz while waiting in line at Starbucks.… Continue reading Gregory Johnson – Personal Update 201305

Q Cabins Homes

Introduction Q Cabins are the new concept in sustainable micro housing. Every material or system choice used to build the Q Cabin Kits is based in a green technology. We use steel stud and EPS foam wall panels, natural fibers, high tech insulation methods, low-E insulated glass, passive and active solar systems, automatic ventilation systems… Continue reading Q Cabins Homes

Make Facebook Function Like Pinterest by Creating a Facebook Page for Following and Sharing Topic-Specific News and Posts

As you know, your personal Facebook Home page lists news posted from your friends and any pages you like. With too many friends and liked pages, it becomes hard to keep up. The instructions below describe how to gather similar news and posts into one place without it cluttering up your personal Facebook “Home” news… Continue reading Make Facebook Function Like Pinterest by Creating a Facebook Page for Following and Sharing Topic-Specific News and Posts

Acceptable Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) in United States to be Lowered from .08 to .05

The United States is planning to lower the acceptable Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) from .08 to .05 for those driving a motor vehicle. Currently the U.S. is among a small number of countries, such as Iraq, that haven’t made this switch. On May 14, the National Transportation Safety Board voted to recommend that states lower their… Continue reading Acceptable Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) in United States to be Lowered from .08 to .05

Douglas Van Praet – Unconscious Branding: How Neuroscience Can Empower (and Inspire) Marketing

Summary. Advertising and marketing are constantly evolving to achieve greater impact with more efficiency. The most significant, useful, and relevant development in recent years has been the ability to specifically deliver advertising only to groups that are likely to be interested in the product or service being advertised. This benefits advertisers and consumers, and most… Continue reading Douglas Van Praet – Unconscious Branding: How Neuroscience Can Empower (and Inspire) Marketing