What you do today, won’t be important until tomorrow, so make history.

Rittner’s Computer Law: Never argue with people who write with digital ink and pay by the kilowatt-hour.

Civility is only a passenger – not a driver – on the information superhighway.

No matter how well you know the rules of netiquette, you will eventually offend someone who doesn’t.

The Macintosh is not a computer, it's a way of life.

The last county survey of historic resources was done back in the '70s. It's hard to promote your history, if you don't know what you have.

It's great for the local economic base, not to mention the cultural boost. It's a means for us to promote the rich history of our city and the independent nature of its residents.

It's a great way for people, especially kids, who don't have access to this type of information to get it for free. I'm taking cutting edge technology to promote the past. It's a historian's dream.

As an historian, what I do today doesn't matter to me - until tomorrow.

A formula for computing in the workplace: one third of the time is spent being productive. One third of the time is spent playing games. The remaining third of the time is spent trying not to get caught.