Frank Markow, Ph.D.

As you can see, I have not done much to this site over the past year. Most of my online energy has gone into other places, mainly Facebook. And even my FB postings have waned; I’m just not convinced that posting my “status” is all that interesting. So, maybe it is time to re-energize this [...]

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My son Ben (12) is starting to produce some great video shorts. Here is one of my favorites

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It was afew months ago, but here are some pics I took in Atlanta this past June when I was there for the Int’l Foursquare Annual Connection.

Foursquare Convention 2010

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I am constantly amazed at what can be done with tech today. Recently I aquired a cool new app, NanaStudio, for my iPhone 4. It is easy to use and sounds great. Check out a tune I recently posted:
Freeway Jam by Dr.Markow
I began this track while stuck in traffic - hey, [...]

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These are some tunes done with the Native Instruments Maschine.
Melody for a New Day 2.0 by Dr.Markow

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Wondering where all the new music for Dr. Markow is? Wonder no more, it is here:
These tunes feature my nifty new toy, the Native Instruments Maschine, truly an amazing groove box.

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Here is a sample video I recently made with my new Canon S5is, featuring my son Jacob on drums. There are a few stills at the end of him and a friend. These look much better on my PC than they do on YouTube, allot of quality gets lost in the process.

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I recently purchased the Canon S5is camera. I spent a while looking at different cams, and also considered the Canon SD750, SD850is and the very portable SD1000. I settled on the S5is for several reasons. First, it has full manual mode, which means that I can totally control the settings and not count on the [...]

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In November I presented at the International Leadership Association (ILA) Annual Meeting in Vancouver, Canada. I was part of a panel which presented papers under the heading of “archetypal leadership.” If you are familiar with Jung, or Carol Pierce’s work than you are familiar with archetypes. My mentor, Karin Klenke, has developed the concept of archetypes [...]

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