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David HC Soul
Bricoleur: have trowel, will travel (currently writing a book on the application of cybernetics to the management of organizations when not procrastinating here)
Guinness, Bangers and Mash; ftw” (at Celtic Times Pub & Restaurant)
Celtic Times Pub & Restaurant - http://brightkite.com/objects...
McNally Robinson Booksellers - http://brightkite.com/objects...
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Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel - http://brightkite.com/objects...
near Westmount, Quebec, Canada - http://brightkite.com/objects...
Calgary International Airport - http://brightkite.com/objects...
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near Beddington, Alberta, Canada - http://brightkite.com/objects...
near Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada - http://brightkite.com/objects...
Structure in Fives: Designing Effective Organizations - http://www.goodreads.com/review...
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"The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn and change." - Carl Rogers
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"The ancestor of every action is a thought." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
meanwhile, that chaise lounge chair in the shade beneath the cedar tree looks awfully inviting .... to generate new ancestors (via thinking with my eyes closed) or not.... That is the question.
- David HC Soul
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While a nice quote, it's wrong. Many actions are pre-thought, triggered by the spinal cord, the brain doesn't comprehend it until it's happened. Then of course, there are all of those involuntary actions as well, but we can assume he didn't mean those. I say you invite some ancestors though ;)
- xero
Xero, give the man a break -a poet not a neuroscientist - and talking at a different level of recursion with respect to "action" to boot. But then you know all this , don't you :) .... Although I can't recall them exactly I'm sure I did gain some great thoughts via my escape into serenity, and that they will indeed be ancestorial to the knowledge work I'm doing today....
- David HC Soul
Glen Beck admits as a "commentator" he never checks facts that is not his job. He admits he fabricated details of meeting Whoopi and Barbara and made up witchy voice Barbara demanding he come over to them but and appologizes for misrepresenting but says it was not lying meetely part of his commentary role. Bullshit he lies about trivia, dissembles...
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Canucks: get a goal up go into prevent even if first period; I told my wife I hoped Canucks didn't score early in the third because if we got ahead we would immediately play in our own end rather than try to close it. Every time Canucks went one up they did the same. At start of year I said we would lose because we had no wsy to confidently and...
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"There can be no liberty for a community which lacks the means by which to detect lies." - Walter Lippmann
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"The A-Team and Cheers are no threat to our public health. 60 Minutes, Eyewitness News and Sessme Street are." - Neil Postman
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"Everything is simpler than you think and at the same time more complex than you imagine." -- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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"The essence of tyranny is the denial of complexity." -- Jacob Burkhardt
- David HC Soul
"The mind is is where all knowledge exists" - Henry Mintzberg
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In another thread I broached the "weirdest" fusion cuisine that I am aware of. While I've enjoyed many types (especially the "Chinese Food Served in the Indian Tradition" restaurant just 5 minutes away) one just left me scratching my head and wondering "Why" - what fusions have you found that make you go hmmmm?
The one I still can't believe (even if the 'cultural' celebration it is attached to is interesting) is haggis used in Chinese dishes (won ton, siu mai, lettuce wrap, etc.) [see Alex Scoble's thread where I describe it http://friendfeed.com/itblogg...]
- David HC Soul
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