On Categorizations
January 13, 2021
Greetings. Before the Wednesday whimsey, I wanted to acknowledge the eventful days in our country. In addition to insurrection at the Capitol we have COVID
Greetings. Before the Wednesday whimsey, I wanted to acknowledge the eventful days in our country. In addition to insurrection at the Capitol we have COVID
My apologies for going dark for several weeks. A house sale and move consumed me. I am now in Bradenton, FL, for the winter. Here’s
We just sold a house. Many of you have the same experiences in moving that my wife Pam and I did. Much of the pain
My colleague Robyn Faucy-Washington just emailed me the new Give.org Donor Trust Report produced by the Better Business Bureau. Based on surveys, it looks at
My colleague Les Loomis had a comment that I found so useful I post it here as a blog entry. Following a highly successful career
Apologies for two weeks off. Now to pick up on the practical work of promoting innovation I mentioned at the end of last posting. First
In my last entry, I shared Samuel Foss’s poem, the Path of the Calf. It is cited by me and others who seek innovation as
Listen to this excerpt from a wonderful poem called “The Path of the Calf” by Samuel Foss: One day, through the primeval wood, A
I just read Doing Justice by Preet Bharara. Here is a passage by this highly regarded former federal prosecutor: People are forever using acronyms they
Like many others, I am drawn to gaps. In wealth, we have the rich and the poor. In technology, we have those who connect and
There’s a nice word. Presumably no one is against it. But the term does not readily lend itself to verification, especially if gradations are involved.
This assumption is based on a limit and on a rediscovery. The limit is the concept of growing up, which implies acceptances of convention and