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What is a book? Part 3: The Content
Day 111 of Self Quarantine Covid 19 Deaths in U.S.: 130,000 In 1986 I experienced a management development course through Outward Bound (OB) from the Hurricane Island, ME branch. One … Continue reading
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Keynote Address: Narrative Matters
Jim Dubinsky, Executive Director of the Association for Business Communication asked if I would present the Keynote Address at the Association’s 2015 meeting in Seattle, WA. I agreed forthwith. From the Association for Business Communication website: Join us in welcoming … Continue reading
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Reflecting: The Impermanence We Are
Reflecting Reading of the Day: Barrows, Anita; Macy, Joanna (2009-10-29). A Year with Rilke: Daily Readings from the Best of Rainer Maria Rilke (p. 5). HarperCollins. Kindle Edition. The Impermanence We Are Many years ago while building medical information systems … Continue reading
Reflecting: Lifting My Eyes
Reflecting Reading of the Day: Barrows, Anita; Macy, Joanna (2009-10-29). A Year with Rilke: Daily Readings from the Best of Rainer Maria Rilke (p. 2). HarperCollins. Kindle Edition. Lifting My Eyes You had me at “Lifting my eyes.” In a … Continue reading
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Lifelet: Mighty USS Missouri
One of the joys of having a home that overlooks the Puget Sound is the wide range of shipping traffic that flows through the sound. Since we are on the path for ships going to and from the Bremerton Naval … Continue reading
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Lifelet: Say “Hello World” Hazel
A tradition for a programmer learning a new computer programming language is to write a “Hello World” program. I cracked up when one of the first photos of our newest grand daughter Hazel showed up with a blanket over her … Continue reading
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Bootcamping with the McCarthys
I am spending the weekend getting booted at a McCarthys bootcamp sponsored by my colleague, Professor David Socha at UW Bothell. It is an exciting way to learn new things about myself and to meet a wonderful collection of students, … Continue reading
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