You know how some people have, as part of their email signature, a little green tree/river graphic with the words “Please consider the environment before printing this email?” Well, we’re officially at peak Decorative Gourd Season, so I think I’m going to start inserting random decorative gourds at the bottom of my work emails. Things like this… [...]
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Flight out of La Guardia delayed, laptop battery drained, nobody to talk to on the phone, mobile device experiencing synchronization issues, blood-caffeine levels way high off the charts, Hudson News filled with inane useless magazines and books, oh wait, here’s a carousel of attractive, premium-priced snackable-tidbit-filled paperbacks courtesy of the Harvard Business School Publishing Empire. What [...]
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1 ) The work on this project is excellent. You should be proud of it. 2 ) The work you did on that project was excellent. You must feel very proud. 3 ) You did excellent work on that project, and must be very proud. 4 ) I think you did excellent work on that [...]
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“It will not do to leave a live dragon out of your plans if you live near one.” – J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit
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“It’s about design, not software.” – Jane Bozarth, Better than Bullet Points
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A quiet blogger is NOT a thinking blogger. A quiet blogger is either (a) a lapsed blogger, or (b) a blogger engaged in lots of other writing, outside the blog. In this case, my excuse is graduate school. Good news: I’m about half-way towards having some letters to hide… M.Ed INSDSG (Master in Education, Instructional Design) Better [...]
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