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The Immersive Ugliness of Our Environments in America is Entropy Made Visible

September 17, 2008

I cannot claim to have made the title of this blog post but rather James Howard Kunstler can. He did so at the beginning of his talk at the TED conference in 2004 (I love the gems that keep getting found at the TED website). Oddly enough I came across this video when reading a blog [...]

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The Time of Your Life

May 21, 2008

I have been reminded this week that I am in the time of my life. A few things brought this on. My wife is away for the week and I am taking care of our 3 boys solo I am spending more time with my kids (which is great!) I am working everyday in and [...]

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Slow Re-Start

February 15, 2008

Well this past week was an exercise in getting back to the flow. Back to the flow of the family life—making coffee for my wife in the morning, taking kids to school, changing diapers, making bottles, getting kids to bed, watching movies with my wife. And getting back to the flow of work—turning off vacation [...]

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Business Matters

January 24, 2007

Tonight I attended a seminar hosted by AIGA of which I am a member. I went into this event with pretty high expectations. Usually when I do this I come away dissapointed–like the many movies I watch. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The speaker for the evening, Errol Gerson, was knowledgeable, intelligent and fun. Errol [...]

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Inconvenient, I’ll say

December 24, 2006

This evening I watched the movie, “An Inconvenient Truth.” I had initially hesitated watching this movie because I was warned not to. I tend to take hold of an idea and run with it.

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