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  1. Books to Read – July 2011

    With the 4th of July Weekend upon us here in the US, it’s a great time to step away and do some reading.  Here is my list of books for...

  2. Voicemail is Dead

    When was the last time you got a meaningful voicemail that you actually listened to?  I am guessing it’s been years. The reason is that no one cares about it...

  3. Forget you, Abercrombie

    I am going on a trip tomorrow and needed some new jeans.  I happened to be at one of the local shopping malls and this morning for something else, so...

  4. Books to Read – June 2011

    My monthly list of books to read and ( hopefully ) inspire you or provoke new thoughts or ideas. The Pixar Touch by David A. Price Pixar is one of...

  5. Are You Where You Live?

    I was in a meeting today where there was a lively discussion about vendor selection.  One of the participants quoted someone ( and I wish I could remember who now!...

  6. The Wind

    I was watching Voyage of the Dawn Treader last weekend.  There are a series of scenes while the crew are on the way to Dragon Island where they are in an...

  7. Birchbox – Gifts From Me to Me

    My wife got her first Birchbox delivery today.  In case you have not heard about this great little company, it’s worth having a look around on their site.  The site...

  8. God, Bin Laden and Obama Walk Into A Bar…

    Obama says “Hey, Bin Laden.  Meet God.” I read a Facebook thread today wherein there was much hand wringing about how much we Americans are “celebrating” the death of OBL....

  9. Books To Read – May 2011

    It’s that time again.  Here are my May 2011 must-reads. Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets by David Simon If you are a fan of The Wire, a series...

  10. Skype Feedback and Chat History

    It seems as though in the last few weeks since I upgraded to the new version of Skype for Mac, every time I get off of a Skype call I...

  11. To Finish

    I read a quote a few weeks back by Bob Cringley, one of my favorite people.  Because he is a successful author, he gets a lot of people telling him...

  12. One of the Good Guys

    This past week, I found out that one of the guys I have coached for the past three years got a full academic scholarship to Duke University.  I don’t want...

  13. Using 529 Funds to Start a Business

    What if you were allowed to use your 529 fund money to start a business instead of going to college? This is an idea I have been thinking about for...

  14. Patents And Uniqueness

    I was reading a post from the blog of TaxiSurfer this morning, and it reminded me of a few conversations I have had over the last couple of weeks with...

  15. Why You Should NOT Read Business Books

    I read a lot of books about business, but it just recently came to me that I was reading them for the wrong reasons.  I’ve always read books with the...

  16. Books to Read – April 2011

    It’s a day late, but here is my April list of must-reads.  There are only two this month, but both are excellent. War by Sebastian Junger I don’t know where...

  17. What a doctors’ visit really costs

    There is a school of thought that one of the ways to help fix the health care problems in the US is for everyone to understand the true cost of...

  18. Project-based education

    I met Chris Lehmann from Science Leadership Academy on the way to Austin last Saturday.  Chris runs a school in Philadelphia called Science Leadership Academy ( scienceleadership.org ).  I would...

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