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My B2B Story

When it comes to communicating with the people around me, I am fortunate to have a couple different options at our disposal. There is the eye gaze for when I’m home and plugged in. I believe that we’re quite up to speed on that machine, so I’ll spare you the ins and outs of the [...]

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Free Parking

This photo was taken exactly seven years and seven days ago on my thirty-fifth birthday. The reason for the semi-amused, semi-perturbed look on my semi-chunky face is because even though it is a little after 6:30 in the morning, someone has decided to park their car in the one space (of the roughly two dozen [...]

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In my nearly forty-two years (and counting) on this planet, I’ve accomplished many things.  Off the top of my head, they include: Earned a degree from a four-year university in five years Won two league championships for baseball (The Theissen Glass Braves in the Midget League and The Carpets International Eagles in the Teener League) [...]

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Thank you for your kind words of support in the comments section of my latest blog entry.  I appreciate the fact that people even come by here at all, much less take the time and effort to write such thoughtful sentiments, I can only express my gratitude by saying thanks.  So thanks. In terms of [...]

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For Old Lang Zyne

As many of you prepare to ring in the New Year tonight, I can’t help but reflect back on some of the more memorable NYE celebrations I vaguely recollect attending. There was that time in high school when I came down with the Taiwanese Flu for the entire winter break and I ended up watching [...]

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He entered his friend’s home carrying a six-pack of Mickey’s Big Mouths and fifty bucks burning a hole in the front pocket of his acid-wash jeans. The place smelled of young men:  Barley and hops, cigar and cigarette smoke, three extra large assorted topping pizzas, and the unmistakable odor of frequent and freshly minted farts [...]

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If we lived in the days when pirates ruled the seas and were free to mete out their own form of walk-the-plank style justice, I would undoubtedly be sent to the briny depths for all eternity because of the things I have done in this lifetime.  Here are but a few recent examples. For encouraging [...]

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You never forget your first… …parent teacher conference. I thought that I would lighten up the mood a little by leading with an amusing anecdote.  I explained to the sixth grader’s parents how their son would arrive early to my classroom each day and spend the ten minutes or so prior to the start of [...]

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Goal Orientated

My goal as a kid growing up was to earn all A’s on my report cards so I could get into a good college.  Well, a 55 to 1 A/A- to B+ ratio at Parkside Junior High and a 4.13 AP-class adjusted GPA at Capuchino High School pretty much meant mission accomplished in that regard [...]

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Use Your Illusions

I guess you can trace my interest in these type of pictures back to freshman year at UC Davis when I happened upon a dude selling posters in front of the Coffee House early one day Fall quarter 1987.  I ended up purchasing my first Salvador Dali print.  At the time I fancied myself an [...]

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